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CyberConnect2, a developer mainly known for working on .hack// and Naruto games, is almost ready to announce a new title. The company is expected to unveil their first game for the DS. CyberConnect2 has opened a teaser site, which indicates that some news will be shared in seven days. You can check it out right here.

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These estimates come from the-drill blog…

PSP – 37,300
Wii – 33,200
PS3 – 27,800
DSi LL – 24,600
DSi – 15,700
DS Lite – 4,400

Xbox 360 – 3,400
PS2 – 1,900
PSP go – 1,500


These screenshots are from the Voltorb Flip mini-game in Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver, which is not in the Japanese versions…

A few more screenshots here


– Releasing May 27 in Japan, 6090 yen
– Originally was released in 1996 for the SNES in Japan
– “We’ve never dug into the backbone of Masaki and Cybaster, even though they both appear regularly in the SRTOG series. The Lord of Elemental answers the question of where those characters came from.” – producer Takanobu Terada
– Strategy-RPG
– Designer and scriptwriter Masahiko Sakata working on the game, changing the story a bit

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1. [DS] Pokemon Ranger: Tracks of Light
2. [PSP] .hack//Link
3. [Wii] New Super Mario Bros. Wii
4. [PS3] Nobunaga no Yabou Tendou
5. [DS] Dragon Quest IX (Ultimate Hits)
6. [DS] Tomodachi Collection

7. [PSP] Kenka Bancho 4
8. [PSP] God Eater
9. [WII] Wii Fit Plus
10. [PS3] Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition


Reggie Fils-Aime on Apple and their technology…

“There’s been no data to suggest an encroachment on our business. The iPhone has been out on the marketplace for just a couple of years. In the last two years we’ve set two records on our DS business, last year selling over 11.2 million units. So there’s been no evidence that we’ve lost any business to that competitor.

On the other hand, we recognize that consumers have a limited amount of entertainment time, and anything that takes entertainment time away from the Nintendo DS, DSi and Wii is a competitor. And so from that standpoint, we need to build experiences that are compelling and sticky, and that consumers can get excited about. That’s our challenge.”


The following comes from a survey from Netflix…

“Imagine that Netflix offers its subscribers the ability to instantly watch movies and & TV episodes on their Nintendo DS. The selection available to instantly watch includes some new releases, lots of classics and TV episodes. There are no advertisements or trailers, and movies start in as little as 30 seconds. You can fast-forward, rewind, and pause or watch again. The movies & TV episodes you instantly watch are included in your Netflix membership at no additional fee.”

Hm…I’m not so sure about this. The idea is interesting, but how well would it work? Would the video quality be decent? And how well would the DS be able to handle Netflix in general?

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“I would like to see any future iteration of the DS provide stronger online functionality. Obviously Monster Hunter games rely very heavily on network gaming and if there is anything that could be improved I would have the online side high on my list.” – Monster Hunter Tri producer Ryozo Tsujimoto

It would be interesting if a Monster Hunter game was released on the successor to the DS. However, Tsujimoto wouldn’t say if there would be a MH title on the system even if it could do more with online.

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