Five new titles are added, with two going to DSiWare, two for WiiWare, and one for the Virtual Console.
This week Square Enix offers a strong set of titles including both Arkanoid Plus! and the highly anticipated Dragon Quest Wars.
Is this book game really worth a North American release?
Back in 2005, Nintendo released a game called Another Code: Two Memories otherwise known as Trace Memory in America. The game followed the story of Ashley Mizuki Robbins, a Japanese American teenager whose scientist parents vanished when she was just a child. One day Ashley received a letter from her father, Richard Robbins, whom she presumed dead. The letter explained that he was indeed alive and waiting for her on Blood Edward Island. Ashley traveled to the island and while searching for her father befriends the spirit of a deceased young boy known only as “D”. Through a series of events, Ashley helps D unlock his past all the while allowing her to learn the dark secrets of her family’s past, including the truth about her mother’s murder.
Maybe Microsoft and Sony really are working together in building Skynet.
Need for Speed: Shift for Xbox 360 is apparently trying to connect to the PlayStation Network, according to freakbits.com.
This tremendously robust rally racing game is one of the best of its kind.
The predecessor to Dirt 2 came out in 2007, and sadly, Colin McRae, the acclaimed rally driver and the name attached to the Dirt series, died in a helicopter crash around the time of the original's release. Dirt 2, or Colin McRae: Dirt 2 as it is called in Europe, is a veiled love letter to the late driver as the game centers around getting to the Colin McRae Tribute Cup. On the way to the cup, you journey through a fantastic mixture of arcade and simulation racing in this top-line rally racing video game.
Dead Rising 2 is going to center around a zombie-focused reality show in both single-player and the new multiplayer.
In Capcom's upcoming Dead Rising 2, players take control of Chuck Greene as he tries to rescue his daughter in Las Vegas-inspired Fortune City. The sequel to the popular 2006 release features more varied locations, a bunch of new weapons, and a brand new multiplayer mode.
Give your new PSP Go the protection it deserves, with an extra touch of class!
Doncaster, UK – 25rd Sept 2009 - There is no denying Sony’s new ultra portable handheld wonder and is a thing of absolute beauty, with its sleek new design and curvaceous lines it deserves the highest protection from those all too common drops and knocks!
The modified Xbox 360 game was available for play at TGS.
Kotaku was able to grab a short video showing off roll-play in Beautiful Katamari using Natal.
Square releases a sneak peek of the upcoming DSiWare's monster list.
Dragon Quest Wars is an upcoming DSiWare title from Square. Players must choose a team consisting of up to four monsters at one time to take into battle with them. Every battle is different, so players must carefully select each monster according to their strengths in order to be most effective in a particular match. A battle is won when players either defeat all of their enemies or set foot in enemy territory.
The problem lies with heavily integrated control code
Disappointing news came today for 360 fans, when Destructoid asked Microsoft Games' Kudo Tsunoda whether or not it would be possible to patch existing 360 games to work with Microsoft's Project Natal.
Jimmy Soga tells us what a Haunted House Simulator is, what players will do, and why Ju-On Director Shimizu was an integral part of development.
XSEED's upcoming title Ju-On: The Grudge, is a haunted house simulator based in the same universe as the Ju-On movies. In fact, the creator of the Ju-On movies, Takashi Shimizu, was on hand throughout development of the game in order to assist with making the game scary and canonical. PixlBit had the opportunity to talk with Jimmy Soga of XSEED about their upcoming title Ju-On: The Grudge. Ju-On: The Grudge will release on October 13 in North America.
