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LOS ANGELES, Nov 11, 2008 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — Square Enix, Inc., the publisher of Square Enix(R) interactive entertainment products in North America, announced an updated lineup for the first quarter of 2009 today.

In addition to the previously announced STAR OCEAN(R): Second Evolution(TM) for the PSP(R) (PlayStation(R)Portable) system and STAR OCEAN: THE LAST HOPE(TM) for the Xbox 360(R) video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, Square Enix revealed that both the remade classic, DRAGON QUEST(R) V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride(TM), and the latest entry in the VALKYRIE PROFILE(R) series, VALKYRIE PROFILE: Covenant of the Plume(TM), will be primed and ready for Nintendo DS(TM) owners come 2009.

The countdown begins today for the first offerings of an exciting new year!


Welcome to Job Island…

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Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH shows capitalism gone mad in Hudson Soft’s latest party classic!

Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH has announced Job Island – a stunning collection of mini-games set within an umbrella theme, which has been created by Hudson Soft and will be released for Wii in March 2009.

Job Island was formerly known as Hard Working People, but has been renamed following the huge success of Hudson Soft’s similarly-themed Sports Island, which also used the concept of fun-orientated mini-games to such good effect.


Plenty of “Wii would like to play” commercials have been released, but this might take the cake for the most boring Wii promotion of recent memory. Although, I’m pretty sure the casual crowd will enjoy watching it!


– Matt catching up on Monster Lab, MySims Kingdom, Spyro, Celebrity Sports Showdown
– 3 weeks without a podcast, they did one last week but it failed, crashed, etc.
– Bozon’s been working on SmackDown vs. Raw, playing Call of Duty World at War reviews (should go up tomorrow)

Tales of Symphonia

– Daemon’s reviewing the game, says fans of the first game will like it
– Nothing new or original about it
– Bozon thinks it didn’t click like the first Tales game
– No overworld, just clicking around
– Slower combat
– Daemon enjoyed the combat, but it’s very linear
– Main character is winy, always complains

Quantum of Solace

– DS version is okay, Wii version not so much
– Controls aren’t great on the DS version
– Bad framerate issues on the Wii version, visuals aren’t even too impressive
– Has a bunch of technical issues on Wii
– Online mode is somewhat fun
– Not attacking the Wii version just for the fun of it
– Bozon wanted a cool Bond game with IR precision


WiiWare

Brain Challenge – 290 blocks
Yummy Yummy Cooking Jam – 122 blocks

Virtual Console

Mega Man 3 – 17 blocks


PyroBlazer gameplay video

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Latest UK software sales

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– 1 GEARS OF WAR 2 EPIC GAMES MICROSOFT MICROSOFT
2 2 FIFA 09 EA CANADA EA SPORTS ELECTRONIC ARTS
1 3 FALLOUT 3 BETHESDA BETHESDA SOFTWORKS BETHESDA SOFTWORKS
– 4 LITTLEBIGPLANET MEDIA MOLECULE SONY COMPUTER ENT. SONY COMPUTER ENT.
– 5 WWE SMACKDOWN VS RAW 2009 YUKE’S THQ THQ
– 6 PROFESSOR LAYTON AND THE CURIOUS VILLAGE LEVEL 5 NINTENDO NINTENDO
9 7 MARIO KART WII NINTENDO NINTENDO NINTENDO
7 8 QUANTUM OF SOLACE TREYARCH ACTIVISION ACTIVISION BLIZZARD

5 9 PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER 2009 KONAMI DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT KONAMI KONAMI
3 10 WII FIT NINTENDO NINTENDO NINTENDO

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San Francisco, Calif. – November 11, 2008 – Mastiff, a worldwide publisher of videogames and Renegade Kid, developer of innovative interactive software, today announced that the highly anticipated first-person shooter Moon scheduled to release for the Nintendo DS™ on November 18, 2008, will now be releasing on January 13, 2009.

Developed by Renegade Kid, Moon is a sci-fi, action-adventure title for Nintendo DS™. Moon places gamers on the cold lunar surface in the year 2058. Researchers are shocked to find a sealed, alien hatch during construction of a new lunar base, but it’s a shock that soon pales in comparison to what they find beyond the hatch.

“With each passing day I see Moon grow into a darker, more heart pounding beast,” said Bill Swartz, Head Woof of Mastiff. “Gamers are in for an intense experience unlike anything they’ve ever experienced on the DS.”

For more information please visit www.moon-game.com.



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