Actually, what do you want? My daily internet travels are often limited to a tiny subset of the internet, generally movies, music, world news, technology, general nerdiness. But what do you read on a regular basis, besides Kotaku? Sports, fashion, religion, politics, humor... what are you reading on a regular basis and where are you reading it online? Of course, if you'd rather prefer we continue to do all the heavy linking, here's some Mont Blanc things from the day that may interest you. MacGruber trailer - This will clearly be awful, but I must see it. The trailer is exceptional.NBC to Pay $40 Million to Show Conan O'Brien the Door - Conan will get paid, be off the air for some time.
Marc Webb To Direct New Spider-Man Trilogy!? - Yes, is the answer. The 500 Days of Summer guy will reboot Spider-Man.Charting the Beatles - amazing Beatles related infographics, from song key per album to collaboration/songwriting trends.The Complete iPhone v.4 Rumor Roundup - A comprehensive look at what will likely make my replica watches gift iPhone even more obsolete next week." "The NPD Group has compiled fifteen years worth of video game sales in the United States, determining that Nintendo's 2006 release Wii Play is the industry's top seller, beating out Grand Theft Autos and Call of Dutys easily.And it did it on one platform, with its nearest competitor, Guitar Hero III relying on four platforms to threaten Wii Play for sales dominance.
Wii Play is one of three first party Nintendo games for the Wii that made the NPD Group's list, according to a report from GameSpot, joined by Wii Fit and Mario Kart Wii.Three Call of Duty games made the list, with Modern Ware 2 dominating its siblings.The oldest title to make the list was Namco Museum, first released in 1995, the start of NPD's Panerai reporting. It did so by brute force, with releases on Dreamcast, Game Boy Advance, PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox, PSP, Nintendo 64, PlayStation 3, Wii, Nintendo DS, PlayStation, and Xbox 360 helping the compilation secure a top ten spot.
