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Milton Keynes, 10th September 2009. 505 Games have today unveiled their plans to publish a Nintendo DSi™ exclusive title in Europe. Along with this, 505 Games will also launch a Nintendo DS™ title which delivers Nintendo DSi compatible content. Both games will be available at retail in time for the Christmas sales period.

“The new Nintendo DSi functionality provides a fantastic opportunity to deliver exclusive content to the consumer.” Commented Tim Woodley, Head of global brand. “Being one of the first publishers in Europe to bring a title to market exclusively on the Nintendo DSi is a fantastic way for 505 Games to get ahead of the game.”


Hardware numbers should be in later tonight.

01./00. [PS3] Kidou Senshi Gundam Senki: Lost War Chronicles (Namco Bandai) – 178,000 / NEW
02./01. [NDS] Tomodachi Collection (Friend Collection) (Nintendo) – 87,000 / 977,000 (+9%)
03./02. [NDS] Dragon Quest IX: Defenders of the Starry Sky (Square Enix) – 50,000 / 3,844,000 (-30%)
04./00. [NDS] Love Plus (Konami) – 46,000 / NEW
05./03. [WII] Wii Sports Resort (Nintendo) – 43,000 / 1,128,000 (-7%)
06./05. [WII] Monster Hunter 3 (Capcom) – 22,000 / 857,000 (-36%)
07./00. [NDS] Sloane and MacHale’s Mysterious Story 2 (Level 5) – 19,000 / NEW
08./08. [NDS] You’ll Incur Losses if You Remain Ignorant: How Money and Things Work DS (Nintendo) – 16,000 / 37,000 (-24%)

09./09. [PSP] Monster Hunter Portable 2 G (BEST) (Capcom) – 15,000 / 939,000 (-15%)
10./00. [PS3] 428: Fuusa Sareta Shibuya de (Spike) – 15,000 / NEW

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MySims Agents screenshots

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We found out that Tekkaman Blade is being added to the new “version” of Tatsunoko vs. Capcom through Famitsu yesterday. But it looks like the other three characters have been leaked, too. Capcom opened a website for Ultimate All-Stars, and the code lists what appears to be the rest of the unannounced characters. The filenames discovered are oncharactor_btn_zero.jpg, oncharactor_btn_frank.jpg, oncharactor_btn_joe.jpg, and oncharactor_btn_tekkabla.jpg. In order, those names would most likely turn out to be Mega Man Zero, Frank West, Condor Joe, and Tekkaman Blade (which we know about already). It won’t be long before Capcom officially reveals the characters though, as TGS is just a few weeks away.

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London (10th September 2009) – Square Enix Ltd., the publisher of Square Enix® interactive entertainment products in Europe and other PAL territories, today announces that SPACE INVADERS EXTREME™ 2 a brand new release from TAITO®, based on the classic video game franchise be released across PAL territories on 2nd October for Nintendo DS™.

SPACE INVADERS EXTREME 2 follows in the footsteps of last year’s critically acclaimed SPACE INVADERS EXTREME, which was regarded by many as the best remake of the original classic. This year the iconic Invaders are back again and this time the action is even more extreme! The game combines the essence of the original game with a stunning alliance of futuristic graphic design and cutting-edge audio, overhauled gameplay and a whole new range of amazing power-ups.


Famitsu has published their estimates of the latest hardware sales figures from Japan. Keep in mind that Media Create numbers are considered to be more official data in some ways, and will be posted tomorrow.

PS3?151,000
DSi?59,000
PSP?23,000
Wii?18,000
DS Lite – 5,600

Xbox 360?4,600
PS2?3,700


scribblenauts_review

Although Scribblenauts will undoubtedly provide countless hours of entertainment, many gamers are wondering how enjoyable the game actually is. Well, there’s at least one publication that believes it’s practically perfect. Ultimate Nintendo Magazine published the first review of Scribblenauts in its latest issue and awarded the game a perfect ten.

The title was praised for having the ability to “capture the attention of any person and have them experience an instant sense of delight,” its easy-to-use controls, addictiveness, creativity, and replayability. The magazine did manage to find some minor faults, however. Stylus-only controls can be slightly problematic in tight spaces and the numbers of objects allowed in a level can occasionally be limiting. Still though, it’s clear that the editor enjoyed the game and went as far as to say that “if you buy this game and cannot get some pure enjoyment out of it, there is something medically wrong with your brain.”

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