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Erster Trailer zu Miami Law
In dem Trailer sieht man, dass das Game diverse Genreelemente vereinigt - für Abwechslung ist also gesorgt. Im Laufe das Spiels fährt man Rennen, löst verschiedene Rätsel- bzw. Puzzle-Aufgaben und erledigt seine Missionen auch mal in bester Ego-Shooter-Manier.
http://www.gametrailers.com/player/47817.html
In dem Trailer sieht man, dass das Game diverse Genreelemente vereinigt - für Abwechslung ist also gesorgt. Im Laufe das Spiels fährt man Rennen, löst verschiedene Rätsel- bzw. Puzzle-Aufgaben und erledigt seine Missionen auch mal in bester Ego-Shooter-Manier.
http://www.gametrailers.com/player/47817.html
7th Dragon illustrated
Available since last March in Japan, Sega reveals some screenshots of 7th Dragon and announces a next release in Europe and U. S. This RPG has a pretty graphical style, many dungeons and a fighter's system very classic but effective.
Available since last March in Japan, Sega reveals some screenshots of 7th Dragon and announces a next release in Europe and U. S. This RPG has a pretty graphical style, many dungeons and a fighter's system very classic but effective.
Overlord Minions : new images
Codemasters releases a few images of Overlord Minions, the first episode of the saga to come on Nintendo DS. With a stylet at your fingertips, lead a group of creatures at your service should be like a second nature. We'll see what it returns this 25 June.
Codemasters releases a few images of Overlord Minions, the first episode of the saga to come on Nintendo DS. With a stylet at your fingertips, lead a group of creatures at your service should be like a second nature. We'll see what it returns this 25 June.
Neue Bilder zu Blue Dragon : Ikai to Kyojyû (Blue Dragon2)
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WayForward - multiple DSiWare ideas in the works, LIT sequel possible, ‘better than average’ chance of Shantae return
A portion of a Nintendo Life interview with Matt, Adam, and Sean of WayForward…
NL. We saw in the interview with G4TV where Voldi Way dropped a few hints about a darker DSiWare game that you guys are currently working on. Any chance you might toss a few more tidbits of information our way regarding this title?
MATT: We’ve got a few DSiWare games waiting in the wings. One in particular that’s got a solid internal following and is looking really cool. Adam?
ADAM: It’s still very early in development, but it’s an idea we like that we’re hoping will blossom into a full DSiWare title. It’s essentially a slasher film, but with typically odd WayForward sensibilities on top of that. It’s darker than LIT, but not in an M-rated way. We’re having a lot of fun doing pre-development on it, though, so hopefully we’ll have something creepy to show in the near future.
NL. We hate to ask so soon after LIT’s release, but are there any plans for a LIT sequel down the line?
ADAM: Mark Bozon (the game’s co-designer) and I have had a few talks and we know where a sequel would take the player. The first game was all about Jake locating Rachael, which was the first half of his adventure. Now that he’s found her, what happens next?
NL. Okay we hate to do it, but we must. Is there a better than average chance that we might see a new Shantae title at some point or are you just going to continue to torture us for all eternity?
MATT: Better than average!
ADAM: Tease! The first thing I ever animated for WayForward was Mermaid Shantae spinning around in the water. I’d love to see a Shantae game on the shelves again.
SEAN: We are always in development with something involving Shantae. Always.
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A portion of a Nintendo Life interview with Matt, Adam, and Sean of WayForward…
NL. We saw in the interview with G4TV where Voldi Way dropped a few hints about a darker DSiWare game that you guys are currently working on. Any chance you might toss a few more tidbits of information our way regarding this title?
MATT: We’ve got a few DSiWare games waiting in the wings. One in particular that’s got a solid internal following and is looking really cool. Adam?
ADAM: It’s still very early in development, but it’s an idea we like that we’re hoping will blossom into a full DSiWare title. It’s essentially a slasher film, but with typically odd WayForward sensibilities on top of that. It’s darker than LIT, but not in an M-rated way. We’re having a lot of fun doing pre-development on it, though, so hopefully we’ll have something creepy to show in the near future.
NL. We hate to ask so soon after LIT’s release, but are there any plans for a LIT sequel down the line?
ADAM: Mark Bozon (the game’s co-designer) and I have had a few talks and we know where a sequel would take the player. The first game was all about Jake locating Rachael, which was the first half of his adventure. Now that he’s found her, what happens next?
NL. Okay we hate to do it, but we must. Is there a better than average chance that we might see a new Shantae title at some point or are you just going to continue to torture us for all eternity?
MATT: Better than average!
ADAM: Tease! The first thing I ever animated for WayForward was Mermaid Shantae spinning around in the water. I’d love to see a Shantae game on the shelves again.
SEAN: We are always in development with something involving Shantae. Always.
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Star Wars Battlefront Coming to DS
LucasArts and n-Space are bringing the popular series to DS this fall with Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron.
LucasArts announced today that Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron is heading to DS and is being developed by n-space.
Elite Squadron will feature the same squad-based gameplay as previous titles along with a handful of new features. The series will have multi-level battles where players can start on land, commandeer a vehicle and take it to space, and then come all the way back to the ground.
The DS version will feature numerous character classes and allow players to use a variety of weapons ranging from a blaster to a lightsaber. The game will take place on many of the series' notable planets, including Endor and Hoth, during its 11-mission campaign mode.
It will also feature a couple of four player skirmish modes including Heroes and Villains, which allows players to assume the roles of iconic characters such as Boba Fett, Darth Maul, and Darth Vader.
The game's story puts players in the shoes of X2, a clone trooper made by the Empire from the DNA of a Jedi Master. He rebels and joins the Rebellion instead of executing his intended Order 66. As he fights for the Rebellion, he crosses paths with his clone brother, X1, who chooses a darker path and aids the Empire.
Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron is due out this fall and will also be available for PSP.
LucasArts and n-Space are bringing the popular series to DS this fall with Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron.
LucasArts announced today that Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron is heading to DS and is being developed by n-space.
Elite Squadron will feature the same squad-based gameplay as previous titles along with a handful of new features. The series will have multi-level battles where players can start on land, commandeer a vehicle and take it to space, and then come all the way back to the ground.
The DS version will feature numerous character classes and allow players to use a variety of weapons ranging from a blaster to a lightsaber. The game will take place on many of the series' notable planets, including Endor and Hoth, during its 11-mission campaign mode.
It will also feature a couple of four player skirmish modes including Heroes and Villains, which allows players to assume the roles of iconic characters such as Boba Fett, Darth Maul, and Darth Vader.
The game's story puts players in the shoes of X2, a clone trooper made by the Empire from the DNA of a Jedi Master. He rebels and joins the Rebellion instead of executing his intended Order 66. As he fights for the Rebellion, he crosses paths with his clone brother, X1, who chooses a darker path and aids the Empire.
Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron is due out this fall and will also be available for PSP.
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Scribblenauts - official 5th Cell/Warner Bros. company description
5TH Cell invites players from all backgrounds to use their imagination and wit in this groundbreaking, original IP for the Nintendo DS! The premise is simple: You use the touch-screen to help your character, Maxwell, acquire the star in each level by solving a series of puzzles. The twist is, in order to solve each puzzle you use the notepad to write down objects that are used to reach the goal. This game is all about experimentation, imagination and endless replay value. Think of any person, place or thing, write it down, and watch it come alive! Write Anything, Solve Everything!
* Play the entire game in a sandbox style right on the title screen.
* Innovative side scrolling action where objects spelled out to solve spatial puzzles become real and combinable in-game and can be reused.
* Thousands of in-game items available in game, but which must be acquired wirelessly from different hot spots, making this the new standard in mobile gaming.
* 220 levels of single player, pick-up and play fun.
* Share levels you create with the level editor via Nintendo DS Wi-Fi Connection.
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5TH Cell invites players from all backgrounds to use their imagination and wit in this groundbreaking, original IP for the Nintendo DS! The premise is simple: You use the touch-screen to help your character, Maxwell, acquire the star in each level by solving a series of puzzles. The twist is, in order to solve each puzzle you use the notepad to write down objects that are used to reach the goal. This game is all about experimentation, imagination and endless replay value. Think of any person, place or thing, write it down, and watch it come alive! Write Anything, Solve Everything!
* Play the entire game in a sandbox style right on the title screen.
* Innovative side scrolling action where objects spelled out to solve spatial puzzles become real and combinable in-game and can be reused.
* Thousands of in-game items available in game, but which must be acquired wirelessly from different hot spots, making this the new standard in mobile gaming.
* 220 levels of single player, pick-up and play fun.
* Share levels you create with the level editor via Nintendo DS Wi-Fi Connection.
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Scribblenauts involved some pretty rough testing, and may have a few Easter Eggs
A portion of a Vooks interview with Joseph M. Tringali from 5TH Cell...
Vooks: How much of a nightmare was it to play-test a game with a seemingly unlimited number of possible items and interactions creatable by the player?
JMT: Testing was a challenge, but because the game revolves around systems, we tested the systems more so then the individual objects. If the system functioned, then theoretically the objects contained within the systems should work fine. This wasn’t always the case, but we ran into fewer problems then we initially expected. Most of the issues had to do with several special case objects that didn’t quite fit into a specific high level system.
Vooks: We loved Lock’s Quest and Drawn to Life. Can we expect any Easter eggs or subtle references that will be familiar to fans of previous 5th Cell games?
JMT: Both titles are near and dear to us! Unfortunately, due to the different publishers there isn’t any cross franchise material or references to our previous games in Scribblenauts. That said, there are plenty of Easter Eggs that relate to 5TH Cell in the title. The credits are pretty funny!
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A portion of a Vooks interview with Joseph M. Tringali from 5TH Cell...
Vooks: How much of a nightmare was it to play-test a game with a seemingly unlimited number of possible items and interactions creatable by the player?
JMT: Testing was a challenge, but because the game revolves around systems, we tested the systems more so then the individual objects. If the system functioned, then theoretically the objects contained within the systems should work fine. This wasn’t always the case, but we ran into fewer problems then we initially expected. Most of the issues had to do with several special case objects that didn’t quite fit into a specific high level system.
Vooks: We loved Lock’s Quest and Drawn to Life. Can we expect any Easter eggs or subtle references that will be familiar to fans of previous 5th Cell games?
JMT: Both titles are near and dear to us! Unfortunately, due to the different publishers there isn’t any cross franchise material or references to our previous games in Scribblenauts. That said, there are plenty of Easter Eggs that relate to 5TH Cell in the title. The credits are pretty funny!
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