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Now that the latest Media Create hardware sales data has been reported, the complete totals for February have been calculated. Here’s how things played out last month (5/3 – 5/30):

PSP – 107,224
Wii – 87,901
PS3 – 86,710
DSi LL – 72,987
DSi – 45,409

Xbox 360 – 16,850
DS Lite – 12,258
PS2 – 5,422
PSP go – 4,418


– 2-D platforming in subways and drainage areas
– Finish story missions to complete three sections of a stage
– Need to complete three story missions sections of a stage
– Different types of objectives in missions
– 12 levels
– Wind cannons, piston-jump platforms
– Gather inspiration points to gain new moves
– Upgrades: Amount of paint you can carry, number of lives, how often you can execute special moves
– Will feature a multiplayer versus mode
– Releasing Spring 2011
– Halfbrick working on the DS version
– DS game takes place between the events of the Wii games
– Side-scrolling action, 2-D, Dr. Von-Blot Black’s top scientist, comic-book-like cutscenes, DSi mini-game
– DS version won’t have touch controls

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“Several developers that have experienced 3DS in its current form have reported, off the record, that it has processing capabilities that far exceed the Nintendo Wii and bring the device with abilities that are close to HD consoles such as PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. According to several developer sources, the 3DS device is not using the NVIDIA Tegra mobile chipset, a rumor that’s been floating around since 2009.”

I’m having a hard time believing this one. Looking back at previous portables, they’ve never really surpassed their console “counterparts” in terms of processing power. I think we’d be lucky if the 3DS’ power matched the GameCube, though I’d be very glad if it was more powerful than that! We’ll have to see which specs Nintendo reveals at E3.

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WiiWare

Kuma Nage ?Puzzle Hen: Piina no Suki na Akai Candy & Kuma Nage ?Puzzle Hen: Kiina no Kirai na Aoi H?seki (1000pts – Square-Enix)

Virtual Console

Fighter’s History Dynamite (900pts Neo Geo – D4 Enterprise)

DSiWare

at Sports! K?shien 2010 & at Sports! Pro Baseball 2010 (500pts – Tasuke)
Ferrari GT: Evolution (800pts – Gameloft)

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SEGA will be bringing back two maps from the original Conduit for multiplayer in the sequel. Fans can vote on the company’s forums and official Facebook page. The two maps that receive the most votes on those pages will return in Conduit 2.

Which maps would you like to see in Conduit 2?

Thanks to Jordan G for the tip!

Forum thread here, Conduit Facebook here

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“In a previous interview with Nikkei Trendy, Level 5 president Akihiro Hino said that the US office would be around ten people, made up of staff from Japan and those hired locally. He also said that he eventually wanted to handle the publishing internally for the Professor Layton series, which is currently handled outside of Japan by Nintendo.” – GamesBusiness.jp

Hmm…That could be very interesting. I’m expecting that the next Professor Layton title will be published by Nintendo in North America/Europe, but beyond that, it’s anyone’s guess.

Thanks to Robert for the tip!

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SEGA’s E3 2010 lineup

Posted on 15 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in DS, News, Wii | 3 Comments

– Vanquish (PS3/360)
– Conduit 2 (Wii)
– Sonic Colors (Wii/DS)

– Shogun 2: Total War (PC)
– Tournament of Legends (Wii)
– Phantasy Star Portable 2 (PSP)
– Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I (PS3/360/Wii/iPhone)

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More Sonic Colors details

Posted on 15 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in DS, News, Wii | 5 Comments

This information comes from Nintendo Power…

– Dr. Robotnik has pulled the planets together with a tractor beam, transforming them into an amusement park
– Go from planet to planet
– Can choose which planet to visit from a world-map screen
– Sometimes have freedom of where to go to next
– Tropical Resort Zone: Neon lights, water fountains, spotlights, Giant Ferris wheels, Dr. Robotnik’s voice can be heard on the PA system
– At the end of the sage, the Ferris wheel turns into a robot
– Sweet Mountain Zone: Donuts, pancakes, other food, use the drill to go through
– At the end of each level, Sonic steps on a button to free Wisps from a metal capsule
– At least 8 planets
– Consistent frame rate
– Upbeat, jazzy soundtrack
– Bosses from the Wii game will appear in the background of the DS version and vice versa
– Globe-like robot boss battle in DS version



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