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Action-Puzzler for Nintendo DS Combines Classic Characters and Creative Challenges

REDMOND, Wash., Nov. 15, 2010 – Everybody knows the holiday season can get hectic, but starting this week, Nintendo is offering a new kind of mayhem that families can actually look forward to. Mario vs. Donkey Kong™: Mini-Land Mayhem! is now available exclusively for the Nintendo DS™ family of hand-held video game systems, placing two of the world’s most beloved video game characters at the center of a frantic action-puzzle adventure with a Mini Mario twist. Anyone who has a video game fan on his or her gift list knows that Mario™ and Donkey Kong™ always mean great fun.

Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem! transports players to Mario’s new theme park, Mini-Land, where the lovely Pauline has been kidnapped by Donkey Kong. To rescue her, players must guide pint-sized Mini Marios through more than 200 levels, each filled with obstacles and traps set by Donkey Kong himself. Using simple stylus controls, players can place girders to cross pits, build conveyor belts, set springs or strategically place warp pipes to make their way to the next level. The new Mini Pauline joins the Mario vs. Donkey Kong series’ roster of familiar toys (including Mini Mario, Mini Toad™, Mini Princess and Mini Donkey Kong).


One step closer to the launch of the 3DS! Now, I’m not sure if My Garden will simply be called “Gardens” in Germany, but we’ll have to wait and see!

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Favorite Dragon Quest Titles (including spin-off and remake titles):

01. Dragon Quest IX (DS)
02. Dragon Quest VIII (PS2)
03. Dragon Quest III (FAM)
04. Dragon Quest V (SFC)
05. Dragon Quest V (DS)**
06. Dragon Quest VI (DS)**
07. Dragon Quest VII (PSX)
08. Dragon Quest IV (DS)**
09. Dragon Quest Monsters Joker 2 (DS)*
10. Dragon Quest VI (SFC)

11. Dragon Quest V (PS2)**
12. Dragon Quest IV (FAM)
13. Super Famicom Dragon Quest III (SFC)**
14. Dragon Quest Monsters Joker (DS)*
15. Dragon Quest II (FAM)
16. Dragon Quest Monsters Battle Road Victory (Wii)*
17. Dragon Quest (FAM)
18. Dragon Quest IV (PSX)**
19. Dragon Quest I&II (SFC)**
20. Dragon Quest Monsters (Gameboy)*

21. Dragon Quest Monsters Battle Road II/Legend (Arcade)*
22. Dragon Quest Monsters Battle Road (Arcade)*
23. Slime Mori Mori Dragon Quest 2 (DS)*
24. Slime Mori Mori Dragon Quest (DS)*
25. Torneko’s Great Adventure: Mysterious Dungeon (SFC)*
26. Gameboy Dragon Quest III (Gameboy)**
27. Dragon Quest Monsters 2 (Gameboy)*
28. Dragon Quest Sword (Wii)*
29. “Dragon Quest: Young Yangus and the Mysterious Dungeon (PS2)*
30. Gameboy Dragon Quest I&II (Gameboy)**

Notes:

* Spin-off title
** Remake of original title

Favorite Monsters:

* 1. Slime
* 2. Hagure Metal
* 3. Slime Knight
* 4. Zoma
* 5. Dark Dream
* 6. Metal King
* 7. Killer Machine
* 8. Ryuou
* 9. Hoimi Slime
* 10. Metal Slime

Note: some of the names are the Japanese names, not the localized names used in the English version.

Favorite Characters:

# 1. “Hero” (Dragon Quest III)
# 2. Bianca (Dragon Quest V)
# 3. Alena (Dragon Quest IV)
# 3. Terry (Dragon Quest VI)
# 5. “Main Character” (Dragon Quest VIII)
# 6. “Main Character” (Dragon Quest V)
# 7. Yangus (Dragon Quest VIII)
# 8. Torneko (Dragon Quest IV)
# 8. Papas (Dragon Quest V)
# 10. Barbara/Ashlynn (Dragon Quest VI)

Thanks to Thomas N for the tip!

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This week’s additions to the WiiWare™ and Nintendo DSiWare™ downloadable game services offer fast cars, talented canines and classic casino kicks. Get behind the wheel of a world-class speedster in Need for Speed™: Nitro-X, or enjoy short- and long-distance running challenges with Triple Running Sports. If it’s pet-oriented fun you’re after, Derby Dogs lets Wii™ owners raise their own talented pups and train them for competition, while Go Fetch! gives Nintendo DSi™ users a way to give their virtual pooches an active workout. For a taste of Las Vegas anywhere you go, 21: Blackjack puts a high-stakes card table in the palm of your hand.


01. / 01. [PSP] God Eater: Burst (Bandai Namco) – 61.834 / 324.984 (-77%)
02. / 03. [WII] Super Mario Collection: Special Pack (Nintendo) – 56.848 / 484.088 (-52%)
03. / 04. [NDS] Pokemon Black / White (Pokemon Co.) – 56.719 / 4.368.717 (-17%)

04. / 02. [PS3] World Soccer Winning Eleven 2011 (Konami) – 55.809 / 271.066 (-74%)
05. / 00. [PS3] Fallout: New Vegas (Bethesda Softworks) – 37.249 / NEW
06. / 00. [NDS] Radiant Historia (Atlus Co.) – 32.807 / NEW
07. / 00. [360] Fallout: New Vegas (Bethesda Softworks) – 24.146 / NEW
08. / 06. [WII] Kirby’s Epic Yarn (Nintendo) – 20.712 / 173.882 (-18%)
09. / 10. [WII] Wii Party (Nintendo) – 17.788 / 1.173.753 (+3%)


Bee Gees six pack coming to Rock Band
The legendary B.B. King and Procol Harum make Rock Band Debut
Cambridge, Mass. – Nov. 12, 2010 – Harmonix and MTV Games today announced that six of the Bee Gees’ greatest hits, including one track with Pro Guitar and Pro Bass, as well as singles from B.B. King and Procol Harum, will be available Nov. 16 in the Rock Band 3 Music Store of downloadable content for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system and WiiTM.

Rock Band provides the deepest and best selection of artists, songs and albums through the Rock Band music platform, which features more than 800 artists and more than 2,000* tracks via disc and download purchase (complete list of tracks at www.rockband.com/songs). Rock Band’s gigantic music library dwarfs that of any other rhythm video game on the market. To date, more than 75 million songs have been sold through the Rock Band Music Store since its launch Nov. 20, 2007.

Rock Band DLC Additions for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 system and Wii


Mario Sports Mix video

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I know some of you may consider the partial stage list a spoiler, so I’ll place it after the break!


“We believe that it could be, should be a million unit title. We’re not going to get there, not through the holiday. And we are doing a lot of thinking as to why. Because it’s a great game. The consumer reaction because of the quality has been strong. We’re doing a lot of thinking about why we didn’t get there. I think the marketing was strong, advertising was very good, the social media we did was very positive. [Other M is] getting close to half a million.”

Following the comments above, Reggie also discussed the reaction to the portrayal of Samus…

“First off, [I have] nothing but the greatest respect for the development team. Mr. Sakamoto [co-creator of Metoid] did a wonderful job. His partnership with us in promoting the game was stellar. Team Ninja [is] absolutely fabulous. I’m not going to sit here and criticize a style of the game, but have I read the same feedback that said, broadly, that the portrayal of Samus felt different than how the player in the past had internalized the character? I’ve heard and read the same feedback. Do I think it’s warranted or not? I’m not quite sure yet… I don’t yet believe that that is the driving factor to the performance of the game.”

Lastly, Reggie was asked if Metroid has a future…

“I certainly hope so. I’m a passionate fan of Samus and the Metroid series.”

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