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Hmm…Well, I’d say this is a pretty clear indication that Rockstar North is working on Nintendo platforms. At the very least, they are definitely showing interest. Here’s hoping we here about what the company is up to soon.

Thanks to Tim for the tip!

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ZOINKS! THERE ARE SOME SPOOKY MYSTERIES BREWINGAS KIDS HELP THEIR FAVOURITE SCOOBY-DOO CHARACTERS SOLVE THE CASES

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment announces Scooby-Doo! and the Spooky Swamp, a new action adventure video game featuring fun, exploration-style mysteries with the characters kids know and love. For the first time, kids play as any of the Mystery, Inc. characters, including Scooby-Doo, at any time! Available in autumn 2010, in conjunction with the animated Scooby-Doo original movie Scooby-Doo! Camp Scare, the game will be available on Wii™, Nintendo DS™ and PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system.

“Scooby Doo! and the Spooky Swamp expands the Scooby-Doo franchise with more of the mystery and exploration that video game fans have come to adore,” said Samantha Ryan, Senior Vice President, Development and Production, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. “Playing as any one of their favourite Scooby-Doo characters, kids and families can work together to find clues, use investigative tools and solve puzzles in humorous and hair-raising adventures.”


Like every year, a bunch of announcements are expected to be unleashed at this year’s E3. But the pre-E3 episode of GameTrailers TV will have “a ton of never-before-seen world exclusives” before the the trade show officially kicks off. Gamers interested in checking out the exclusives should tune in to GTTV on June 11. Most revelations will most likely be saved for E3, though the show may be worth watching nonetheless.

“E3 is almost here! GTTV starts E3 first with Spike’s All-Access to the show, before it opens. With a ton of never-before-seen world exclusives, outrageous surprise guests and debut announcements that will send the industry buzzing all the way to E3, GTTV starts the biggest video game convention before anyone else.”

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This data is based on sales collected from April 1, 2009 to March 31, 2010…

JAPAN
PSP – 240,000 (6 new titles)
NDS – 216,000 (7)
WII – 186,000 (5)

PS2 – 8,000 (0)
PS3 – 6,000 (Red Seeds Profile)
360 – 3,000 (Red Seeds Profile)

EUROPE
WII – 217,000 (5)
NDS – 87,000 (4)

PSP – 11,000 (Half-Minute Hero)

NORTH AMERICA
WII – 65,000 (Little King’s Story; Valhalla Knights Eldar Saga)
PSP – 18,000 (Half-Minute Hero)
NDS – 3,000 (Flower, Sun and Rain)

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Don’t ask me why Nintendo decided to announce this now, but hey, I’ll take it! We’re light on details right now, but this title does appear to be a remake of Fire Emblem: Monsh? no Nazo. That’s the third Fire Emblem game in the series, and was originally released in 1994. Intelligent Systems will once again be handling the project.

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Super Mario Galaxy 2

– Out in stores
– When you get 240 stars, something happens, when you do that something else, nothing happens
– Good reveal when you get 240 stars
– Craig gave the game a 10
– Fran was initially surprised by the score, he thought Craig would crumble and decide against giving it a perfect score
– 10 doesn’t mean it’s absolutely perfect
– The game was leaked online
– You can be effective as a co-op player in the game
– Some people complained that Craig gave an “expansion pack” a 10
– Craig was somewhat skeptical about whether the game could surpass the original going in
– First one felt very fresh
– Craig was amazed with all of the new ideas in Galaxy 2
– Somewhat similar to Majora’s Mask
– Peer feels like it’s going from Super Mario Bros. 3 to Super Mario World
– Galaxy 2 much more streamlined than the original
– Fran feels like he’ll always be able to sit down and enjoy it
– Feels weird playing a Super Mario game in the summer
– Galaxy 2 is Craig’s favorite Mario game
– A lot of 2D stuff, Craig wants to see the engine used again but for more 2D levels
– Took Craig 25-30 hours to get everything


WiiWare

Viral Survival – 273 blocks
Art Style: light trax – 115 blocks
Manic Monkey Mayhem – 112 blocks

DSiWare

Real Crimes: Jack the Ripper – 128 blocks
World Poker Tour Texas Hold ‘Em – 70 blocks
Advanced Circuits – 47 blocks
Metal Torrent – 37 blocks


Thanks to Ross M for the tip!



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