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Seniors Wii bowl for world record and for health

A world record was set recently in Houston, Texas. It wasn't the world's fastest quarter-mile run, the world's largest pumpkin or even the world's heaviest man. It was, however, as stunning to witness: the world's largest senior citizen Wii bowling tournament, as confirmed by Guinness World Records.

Will airports screen for body signals? Researchers hope so

The days of being able to walk through airport security checkpoints while wearing shoes and a jacket could return if an experimental program proves successful, some Department of Homeland Security officials say.

CNNMoney: Nintendo slashes Wii price by 20%

Nintendo said it is cutting the price of its popular Wii video-game console by $50 to $199.99.

Nintendo cuts price of Wii for first time

Nintendo on Thursday announced the first price cut for its Wii games console following declining sales and price competition from Microsoft and Sony.

Helpful ways to boost your memory

Can't find your keys ... again? Whether your momentary memory loss is linked to doing too many things at once or just a bad case of menopausal brain fog, you don't have to put up with it.

FSB: Wii at work

When David Gray joined Daxko as CEO in 2003, the small software vendor's product line was unfocused and unprofitable.

Video game industry in flux as E3 opens

Millions of people download 99-cent games for their iPhones. An increasing number of Web sites offer free online games. And consumer spending is down amid a global recession.

Video game industry in transition as E3 opens

Millions of people download 99-cent games for their iPhones. An increasing number of Web sites offer free online games. And consumer spending is down amid a global recession.

Fortune: Video games take a hit

It took a while but video game sales might finally be feeling the effects of the slow economy. The industry that's often been hailed as recession-proof has posted some dismal sales numbers recently.

Wii-habilitation 'could prevent elderly from falls'

Playing the Nintendo Wii Fit could improve balance and help avoid falls in seniors, researchers taking part in a new study suggest.

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