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Can you talk about the story of Rabbids Go Home and its origins? Do the two Rabbids in the game have names?

For obscure and evidently irrational reasons, the Rabbids have chosen a ridiculous objective. Luckily, they’ve got an infallible plan…equally absurd, of course. Is a ridiculous plan the best way to attain a ridiculous objective ? I doubt that the Rabbids doubt it or even know what doubt is!

The fact is, something has changed. After three invasions and a lot of intense partying, the Rabbids are ready to go home, and that shiny, round thingy in the night sky has captured their imagination like Moses before the Promised Land…OK, more like a kid in front of a toy store window! To the Moon or Bust!

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“I’m a really big fan of that series [Viewtiful Joe]. I think that series is a result of the work [Hideki] Kamiya did on it. If we get to work with him in the future, we would love to make another one. Nothing planned now.” – Jun Takeuchi of Capcom

Mr. Takeuchi also said that Viewtiful Joe 3 should not be expected anytime soon and that it may never happen at all.

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Rumors regarding a Wii version of Brutal Legend has been ongoing for a few months. The rumors actually appeared to be turning true after sources told Variety that it was the real deal. As it turned out, however, Destructoid claimed most recently that the game had been canceled. Double Fine Productions head Tim Schafer was asked about all of the Brutal Legend Wii speculation at Comic-Con, but has pretty much put an end to any possibility that there is an alternate version for Nintendo’s console.

“You should not believe everything you read. There’s just a PS3 version and Xbox 360 version. That’s all that exists.”

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Thanks to _Contra_ for the news tip!

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“We’re not locked into any one platform. We would certainly consider releasing both The Maw and Splosion Man for other platforms if we found the right arrangement.” – Twisted Pixel’s CTO and co-founder Frank Wilson

Splosion Man could be a very good fit for Wii. Thus far, the game has received some positive reviews and it’s a pretty enjoyable game. I’d have no objections if the game were to come out for the Wii in some form, whether it would be through a retail or digital release.

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Kirby’s Dream Land 3 (900 Points).
Detana Twin Bee (700 Points)

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Colorz (700 Points)
Heracles Chariot Racing (800 Points)

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A Little Bit Of Brain Training: Sudoku (500 Points)

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Last weekend, it was reported that The Conduit was off to what most would consider a slow start in Europe. With the latest UK charts comes another sales update, although there still isn’t any wonderful news to report. The Conduit has slipped even further down the charts for the week ending July 18th. The title is no longer in the top 40 best-selling games overall and it dropped two spots to the tenth position for Wii-specific games. I don’t think that the sales will be improving from here on out, but we’ll just have to wait and see.

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Dragon Ball: Raging Blast (Xbox 360, PLAYSTATION 3)
Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo (Wii)
Katamari Forever (PLAYSTATION 3)
NARUTO Shippuden: Legends: Akatsuki Rising (PSP)
SOULCALIBUR: Broken Destiny (PSP)
TEKKEN 6 (Xbox 360, PLAYSTATION 3)
We Cheer 2 (Wii)
ACTIVE LIFE: Extreme Challenge (Wii)
Dead to Rights: Retribution (Xbox 360, PLAYSTATION 3)
Food Network: Cook or Be Cooked (Wii)
Invincible Tiger: The Legend of Han Tao (Xbox LIVE Arcade, PlayStation Network)
Magnacarta 2 (Xbox 360)

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ILLUSION, MAGIC AND IMPOSSIBLE IDEAS COME TO LIFE IN UPCOMING ALICE IN WONDERLAND VIDEO GAMES FROM DISNEY INTERACTIVE STUDIOS

Games inspired by the upcoming Walt Disney Pictures film to give players their own unique journey through Tim Burton’s Underland

BURBANK, Calif. – (July 23, 2009) – As Tim Burton and Lewis Carroll fans become curiouser and curiouser (Carroll, 1865) about Walt Disney Pictures’ upcoming “Alice in Wonderland” film, Disney Interactive Studios today announced development of video game adaptations of the beloved story. The video games, inspired by Tim Burton’s highly anticipated film starring Johnny Depp, Anne Hathaway, Helena Bonham Carter and Mia Wasikowska as Alice, find Alice several years after the original “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” and “Through the Looking Glass” stories. Alice in Wonderland for Wii™, Nintendo DS™ and Windows-based PC takes players on a topsy-turvy and immersive journey in Underland as Alice finds herself in a world of illusion and magic where nothing is quite like it seems. Alongside her endearing friends –Mad Hatter, March Hare, Cheshire Cat and White Rabbit – players aid Alice to defeat the Red Queen and Jabberwocky. Alice in Wonderland mobile games will begin launching later this year.

“These games fully capture the magnificent and whimsical world of Underland while experiencing key moments from the film,” said Craig Relyea, senior vice president of global marketing, Disney Interactive Studios. “More than just a retelling of the movie, Alice in Wonderland introduces fans to an entirely new style of innovative gameplay designed to challenge the puzzle solving skills of older players while making the adventures accessible and enjoyable for the younger crowd. Innovative gameplay and distinct artistic styles on each platform gives players a range of unique and engaging experiences.”

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