Brian, Author at Nintendo Everything

Farm Life (Nintendo DS) – 04.07.08
Sports Party (Wii) – 11.07.08
Animal Genius (Nintendo DS) – 18.07.08
Fashion Dogz (Nintendo DS) – 25.07.08
Puzzler (Nintendo DS) – 01.08.08
Imagine Girl Band (Nintendo DS) – 08.08.08
Puzzler (Wii) – 29.08.08
Soulcalibur Legends (Wii) – 29.08.08
Imagine Figure Skating (Nintendo DS) – August 2008
Brothers in Arms: Double Time (Wii) – August 2008
Imagine Fashion Model (Nintendo DS) – Fallt 2008
Imagine Teacher (Nintendo DS) – Back to School – Fall 2008
My Secret World by Imagine (Nintendo DS) – Back to School 2008
Allen Carr’s Easy Way to Stop Smoking (Nintendo DS) – Fall 2008
Imagine Baby Club (Nintendo DS) – Fall 2008
Imagine Fashion Model (Nintendo DS) – Fall 2008
Imagine Modern Dancer (Nintendo DS) – Fall 2008
Martin Mystery (Nintendo DS) – Fall 2008
Babies Party (Wii) – Fall 2008
Dogz 2008 (Wii) – Fall 2008
Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party (Nintendo DS) – Fall 2008
Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party (Wii) – Fall 2008
Shaun White Snowboard (Xbox 360) – Herbst 2008
Shaun White Snowboard (Wii) – Fall 2008
Prince of Persia: The Fallen King (Nintendo DS) – Q3 2008

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Homebrew goes a long way – GoldenEye lives on Wii

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Skate It to feature balance board tricks after all

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Contrary to news posted in NGamer magazine, Skate It will feature balance board tricks available. IGN was able to take the game for a spin and posted some new media. Clearly, based on one of the images released by IGN, Skate It will indeed possess numerous balance board tricks.

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Guitar Hero®: On Tour Sets Activision North American Retail Sales Record

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SANTA MONICA, Calif., Jul 03, 2008 – Activision, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATVI) today announced Guitar Hero^®: On Tour has sold in excess of 300,000 units in North America in the first seven days since its launch, making it the largest North American launch for the Nintendo DS^TM in the company’s history by more than a factor of eight. In addition, Guitar Hero: On Tour’s performance ranks it as one of Activision’s top 5 best-selling launches of any title on any platform in the company’s history.
Guitar Hero: On Tour brings the popular Guitar Hero franchise to the handheld platforms for the first time delivering a unique gaming experience and challenging handheld gamers to prove their skills on the most diverse set list of master tracks ever offered in a Guitar Hero game.
“Guitar Hero is one of the most successful entertainment properties and continues to push the boundaries of innovation with Guitar Hero: On Tour,” said Mike Griffith, President and Chief Executive Officer, Activision Publishing, Inc. “The game’s breakthrough peripheral brings the Guitar Hero experience to the 41 million DS users in North America and Europe, where they can play anywhere, anytime.”

More Mega Man 9 details

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– There are doors marked Dr. L (Dr. Light) before each boss. This goes with Dr. Wily accusing Dr. Light of creating the evil robot masters
– Galaxy Man: use portals to travel through the level, enemies that split and multiply
– Plug Man: “disappearing block” puzzles
– Hornet Man: lots of bees
– Jewel Man: stand on swings and use momentum to make jumps
– Magma Man: lava, lava, lava
– Concrete Man: reminiscent of Guts Man
– Tornado Man: spinning platforms, mid-air leaps
– Splash Woman: Inafune designed this Robot Master, level features bubble puzzle reminiscent of Megan Man 5
– Dr. Light’s shop is included
– items to purchase: energy balancer, spike shoes, armor
– play as Mega Man without his helmet, if you want to
– Select screen and Menu screen feature music directly from Mega Man 2
– Select screen features options that are not allowed to be discussed until E3
– charged mega-buster and sliding not in the game, at this point. It is unclear if they will be in the final version.
– Rush Coil confirmed
– more to look forward to than the ‘regular game’. Menu screen holds other game options

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Brain Age games won’t be returning any time soon

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“Given that both titles continue to perform well, there are no plans for any more titles in the series.” – Dawn Paine, Nintendo UK Marketing Director

Brain Age was one of the first Touch Generations titles to release for the Nintendo DS, yet the game still sells at a respectable amount each week. The same goes with Brain Age 2. However, if there is an extreme demand for Brain Age titles, I’m sure the “franchise” could be resurrected in the future. For now, enjoy Dr. Kawashima’s glowing face!

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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince trailer

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Mushroom Men – Rise of the Fungi (DS Storyline)

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TITLE: Mushroom Men – Rise of the Fungi
PLATFORM: DS
DEVELOPER: Red Fly Studio
GENRE: Action Adventure
RELEASE DATE: October 2008
An ichorous green meteor plummets through the Earth’s atmosphere, fracturing and showering the earth with glowing green space dust that affects all forms of life nearby. Some plant life – mushrooms and cacti – acquire sentience while, the meteor twists and mutates other life forms, transforming insects and animals into semi-intelligent, warlike communities.
The story of Mushroom Men is told in Acts, each Act occurring in a completely unique environment. Each version of the game (DS and Wii) tells different portions of the history of the Mushroom Men universe. The DS and Wii versions are completely different stories from one-another. The DS version, Mushroom Men – Rise of the Fungi, is the first release and shows the development of the Mushroom nations, starting very early in Mushroom Men history. The early days of the Mushroom Men were simpler times as the Mushroom Men were just learning to walk, communicate and interact with their world. As the Mushroom Men learn how their world works, they take the player with them, developing their skills, abilities and histories up to the start of the Spore Wars.
Mushroom Men – Rise of the Fungi throws gamers into the action at the point when the different Mushroom nations form, with each claiming a different part of the world as their exclusive territory. The Bolete Tribe and the Morels live in isolation and thrive for a time in peace and quiet. The Amanitas Empire considers themselves superior to the Bolete and the Morels and remains segregated from the other nations until they build forces strong enough to conquer everyone. The Mushroom Men face many threats in this hostile new world. Their size makes them targets for all manner of creatures: spiders, beetles, hornets, and other creatures that threaten to destroy their villages. The Amanitas therefore build their forces by consuming the prosperity of other groups. Raging territorial attacks lead to the terrible Spore Wars. The mysteries of the Mushrooms’ origins fade completely into myth, a riddle that promises great knowledge and power to the one who can find its answer…