Wolfmother – Dimension
Coldplay – Violet Hill
Lenny Kravitz – Where Are We Runnin
Evanescence – Sweet Sacrifice
The Strokes – Reptilia
The Bravery – Unconditional
Fall Out Boy – This Ain’t A Scene
Weezer – Everybody Get Dangerous
The Kaiser Chiefs – Ruby
12 Stones – Adrenaline
Tenacious D – The Metal
Atreyu – Falling Down

– Vicarious Visions working on tweaking tech from two previous games
– Fan Request system in Modern Hits – “It’s a new non-linear progression that is focused on building your fan base from just a few early listeners to millions and millions of fans. Your fans provide you with different song challenges to complete as you grow your band’s appeal.”
– Will not be compatible with the DSi
– Modern Hits team “very excited about the possibilities open to us in the future for advancements to the portable Guitar Hero experience – particularly with the Nintendo DSi.”

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3D Picross TVCM, videos

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Lifesigns – Hospital Affair – the ancitipated Nintendo DS game awakens from the coma

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JoWooD Productions announces the final release date
Liezen, Austria, March 5th 2009; JoWooD Productions is happy to report, that the revitalization for Lifesigns – Hospital Affairs succeeded! After a few months away sick, the game is now ready and will hit the European stores on March 27th 2009.
„Lifesigns Hospital Affairs is one of the most anticipated releases for our console lineup in 2009 not just for JoWooD Productions, but for the international press and gamers as well. Because of the shifted release, we were able to put much more effort into a perfect localization and quality assurance to guarantee a good gaming experience for players.” explains Richard Haderer, Product Manager JoWooD Productions.

Market will determine if DS Lite is phased out

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“We’ll let the market decide. We expect some people will upgrade, but we also anticipate that we’ll win over people who were still undecided on DS – the extra features will help convince them. There’s an extra incentive. With the DSi we see multiple consumer types for it. As with everything now, we look at our target market being five to 85, offering different things for different people. The functions of the device really open the platform up to more consumers – it gives the DS format unlimited potential.” – Nintendo’s UK general manager David Yarnton

Personally, if I had a choice between the DSi and the DS Lite, I would choose the Lite even though the DSi lacks a GBA slot. Consumers in Japan have still been purchasing the DS Lite though, so it’s possible that the system will still have legs with the DSi launches in other territories.