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PSP – 41,900
Wii – 34,400
DSi LL – 27,900

PS3 – 24,700
DSi – 18,700
DS Lite – 5,000

Xbox 360 – 3,400
PS2 – 2,000
PSP go – 1,700

Source 1, Source 2


– Called Inazuma Eleven 3: Challenge the World
– Releasing in Japan this summer
– Anime will continue to at least March 2011

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Update 2: We now have some details about the Pokemon, courtesy of Serebii (thanks Chris J!). The details have been added below.

Update: The scans have been confirmed and we’ve added additional images to this post (thanks Arty!)

Remember that Pokemon silhouette we showed you a few days ago? Well, apparently it has been completely revealed. The images below are said to have come from CoroCoro. However, while they do look pretty real, I’m just a little bit skeptical since the pictures were actually posted on 2ch first. We’ll keep you posted about the legitimacy of the scans.

As you can probably tell, the image on the left is the Pokemon teased on Pokemon Sunday while the image on the right is supposed to be the Pokemon before evolving.

– Pre-evolution form called Zorua/Zoroa, dark-type Pokemon, Evil Fox Pokemon, .7 m tall, 12.5 kg
– Evolution form is Zoroark/Zoroaaku, dark-type Pokemon, Monster Fox Pokemon, 1.6m tall, 81.1kg
– More info from CoroCoro coming next month, will reveal Zorua/Zoroark’s abilities
– 13th movie called Phantom Champion Zoroark


1. [PSP] God Eater
2. [DS] Dragon Quest VI
3. [PS3] Star Ocean: The Last Hope
4. [WII] New Super Mario Bros. Wii
5. [DS] Tomodachi Collection

6. [PS3] End of Eternity
7. [WII] Wii Fit Plus
8. [PSP] Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep
9. [PSP] pop’n music portable
10. [WII] Wii Sports Resort


Magical Adventure Puzzle Game Makes Its Way to Nintendo DS and Wii March 23

San Mateo, Calif. – Feb. 9, 2010 – Gamers are getting ready to slide their way to freedom this March as Rooms: The Main Building for Nintendo DS™ and Wii™ has gone gold. Published by Hudson Entertainment, the North and South American subsidiary of HUDSON SOFT, Rooms: The Main Building will challenge the minds of Wii and DS players on March 23, 2010 when they are asked to solve sliding puzzles in order to escape a series of surreal mansions. Players use various items and the guidance of their host, Mr. Book, to navigate the mystical new world.

“Rooms: The Main Building is a fun puzzle adventure game that will provide hours of entertaining and brain stimulating fun,” said Mike Pepe, director of marketing of Hudson Entertainment. “Players not only solve puzzles but can also explore a magical world that literally opens up in front of them. Using wit, strategy and various random objects – like a fishbowl to breath under water, players will discover that solution is only a doorstep away.”


Earlier today, Ubisoft revealed a new entry in the Ghost Recon franchise, subtitled Future Soldier. The announcement only confirmed a release for the 360, but Nintendo fans shouldn’t feel left out. On a conference call, Ubisoft shared the news that Future Solider is also in development for the Wii and DS. The company did not say how the Wii and DS games will differ from the other versions, although I’m sure we’ll find out more details in the coming months.

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Nintendo Power review scores

Posted on 15 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in DS, News, Wii | 1 Comment

Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing (Wii) – 8.0
Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing (DS) – 6.0
No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle (Wii) – 9.0
Endless Ocean: Blue World (Wii) – 7.5
Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth (DS) – 8.0
Super Monkey Ball: Step & Roll (Wii) – 5.5
Ragnorok DS (DS) – 5.0
Data East Arcade Classics (Wii) – 6.5
Shiren the Wanderer (Wii) – 6.5


Today, Ubisoft® reported its sales for the third fiscal quarter ended December 31, 2009.

Sales

Sales for the third quarter of 2009-10 came to €495 million, down 2.7%, or 2.0% at constant exchange rates, compared with €508 million recorded during the same period of 2008-09. For the first nine months of fiscal 2009-10, sales totaled €661 million versus €852 million in the corresponding prior-year period, representing a decrease of 22.5%, or 22.1% at constant exchange rates. This performance is in line with the revised targets announced on January 13, 2010.



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