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

These details come from the latest edition of Famitsu…

– Japanese title is Bokujou Monogatari Series: Makiba no Omise (Harvest Moon Series: Ranch Store in English)
– Different from previous Harvest Moon titles
– Focuses on shop management
– Choose from a boy or girl, then create your own shop and try to make it successful
– Variety of shops to choose from
– Can take pictures of your shop and send them to friends on the Wii Message Board
– Examples of shops: Juice shop (turn fruits/vegetables into juice), ice cream parlor (turn fresh milk into soft cream), Easter egg shop (use eggs from chickens, stickers and paint that has been unlocked to make Easter eggs)
– Juice/ice cream made with mini-game play
– Characters from previous Harvest Moon games will appear at your shop – take their orders correctly to build a relationship
– Releasing April 28 in Japan for 1,500 Wii Points

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– Planned for a summer release
– Original story, will connect with original comic
– Control Edward/Alphonse, navigate through Central City
– Speak to others and uncover the mystery of a certain incident
– Looks to be a pure adventure title
– Interact with people by speaking, looking, touching
– Character designs have been recreated in 3D
– Right now looks to be a Japanese exclusive game

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Thanks once again to Isai for the news tip.

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Thanks to Isai for the news tip.

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Celebrating Its 20th Anniversary, Classic Franchise Makes Triumphant Return This Fall With All New Game Play Experience

BRISTOL, UK, March 4, 2009 ? Majesco Entertainment Company (NASDAQ: COOL), an innovative provider of video games for the mass market, today announced a boy and his blob for WiiTM. a boy and his blob first appeared on the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and won numerous awards shortly after its debut in 1989. Developed by WayForward, acclaimed developers of Contra 4 and Shantae, the rebirth of this classic title expands upon the original platform adventure. Featuring groundbreaking hand drawn and painted animation technology, the all-new presentation provides a polished, cinematic feel.

“When a boy and his blob first appeared in 1989, it captured the imagination of gamers everywhere with its heartwarming storyline and unique gameplay,” said Gui Karyo, Executive Vice President of Operations, Majesco Entertainment. “Twenty years later, we are proud to bring an updated – yet still charming – reimagining of this beloved title to a new generation of Wii players.”

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[PSP]Resistance　8,8,8,8（32/40）
[Wii]Sonic and the Black Knight 　7,6,7,6（26/40）

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Six Additional Tracks from Countries throughout Europe and the James Bond Theme Song Further Add to Guitar Hero World Tour’s Downloadable Content Set List
Wednesday 4th March/… This month, gamers will again be able to expand their virtual set lists with over a dozen new downloadable tracks for Activision Publishing, Inc.’s (Nasdaq: ATVI) Guitar Hero® World Tour. With over 37 million songs downloaded for the franchise to date, Guitar Hero® fans will soon be able to experience more awesome music – from the likes of English rock ‘n’ roll icons Queen, guitar legend Jimi Hendrix, a host of European superstars and more – which will join the more than 550 songs rocking the Guitar Hero catalog already.

On March 5th, Guitar Hero World Tour’s global music library will continue to grow with three additional tracks from some of Europe’s greatest bands. The third European Track Pack, which includes the hit song “Break It Out” by Italian pop punk band Vanilla Sky and “In the Shadows” by one of Finland’s most successful bands, The Rasmus, will also contain “C’est Comme Ça” the top single from French pop rock duo Les Rita Mitsouko’s 1986 album The No Comprendo.

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“Don’t be left out in the cold. A chilling tale is coming exclusively to Wii, and Nintendo Power will bring you the scoop.”

I’m going to take a wild guess…Cursed Mountain for Wii.

Thanks to Bidoof for the news tip.