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The Last Story details

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Director: “The feel and reverberation when you’ve played this game is probably the sense of ‘companion.’ After having seen everything through repeated test play, this is what always remains in the end.”

– Director believes game gives you this feeling since of connections it shows with your companions in other parts of the game besides the story
– Conversations might be related to the skill system
– You can have conversations with A partners within the “intervals” of realtime battles
– “Trivial” conversations when you’re on the move as well
– Director: “There exists drama even in battle”
– Producer says your comrades in the game talk a lot, including during battle and when on the move
– Producer: “You’ll hear conversations amongst your comrades in all sorts of situations.”
– Conversations will stay with you and help show the characters’ personalities/relationships
– Producer: “Players are surrounded in their comrades’ conversations.”
– Producer believes players will realize the warmth of being surrounded by friends when they’re alone

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New art of The Last Story

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Jett Rocket (1000pts – Shin’en Multimedia)

VC

Ufouria: The Saga (500pts – Sunsoft)

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Maestro! Green Groove (500pts – Neko Entertainment)
Prehistorik Man (800pts – Interplay)
Extreme Hangman (200pts – Gamelion Studios)
Ball Fighter (500pts – Teyon)
Puffins: Let’s Fish! (500pts – Other Ocean Interactive)

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NINTENDO DS AND WII TOP U.S. VIDEO GAME HARDWARE SALES IN MAY

Nintendo’s video game systems again increased their lead versus other platforms in May, according to the independent NPD Group, which tracks video game industry sales in the United States. The Nintendo DS™ family of portable systems took the top hardware spot with more than 383,000 sold, with sales representing more than 86 percent of all hand-held gaming platform units sold during the month. Nintendo’s Wii™ home console followed at No. 2 with more than 334,000 sold.

Four of the top 10 best-selling games of May play on Nintendo systems. These include Super Mario Galaxy™ 2 at No. 3 with more than 563,000 sold, New Super Mario Bros.™ Wii at No. 6 with more than 183,000 sold, Wii Fit Plus with the Wii Balance Board at No. 7 with more than 161,000 sold and Pokémon™ SoulSilver Version at No. 8 with more than 141,000 sold.


DSi LL – 41,676
PSP – 23,257
PS3 – 19,578
Wii – 19,115
Xbox 360 – 17,370
DSi – 17,306
DS Lite – 5,209

PS2 – 1,530
PSP go – 845

For comparison’s sake, here are the numbers from last week.

DSi LL – 30,183
PSP – 20,929
Wii – 19,045
DSi – 18,214

PS3 – 17,175
DS Lite – 5,126
Xbox 360 – 2,060
PS2 – 1,568
PSP go – 837


May 2010 NPD sales data

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This month

1. Red Dead Redemption (360) – 945.9K
2. Red Dead Redemption (PS3) – 567.1K
3. Super Mario Galaxy 2 – 563.9K
4. UFC 2010 Undisputed (360) – 221.1K
5. UFC 2010 Undisputed (PS3) – 192.3K
6. Wii Fit Plus
7. New Super Mario Bros. Wii
8. Alan Wake
9. Pokemon SoulSilver
10. Skate 3 (360)

DS – 383.7K
Wii – 334.8K
360 – 194.6K
PS3 – 154.5K
PSP – 59.4K

Last month

1. Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction (360) – 486.1K
2. Pokemon SoulSilver – 242.9K
3. New Super Mario Bros. Wii – 200.3K
4. Pokemon HeartGold – 192.6K
5. God of War 3 – 180.3K
6. Wii Sports Resort
7. Battlefield: Bad Company 2 (360)
8. Wii Fit Plus
9. Just Dance
10. Super Street Fighter IV (PS3)

DS – 440.8K
Wii – 277.2K
360 – 185.4K
PS3 – 180.8
PSP – 65.5K


Arc Rise Fantasia boxart

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ARC RISE FANTASIA FOR NINTENDO Wii GETS RELEASE DATE

Classic Japanese RPG experience filled with humor, drama and action will be available on July 27

Ignition Entertainment Ltd., a UTV Enterprise and worldwide publisher of videogames, and Marvelous Entertainment today announced that Arc Rise Fantasia exclusively for the Nintendo Wii™ will start to ship at retail on July 20 for the suggested price of $39.99.

“Arc Rise Fantasia truly fills a gap in the Nintendo Wii library,” said Nigel Fox, European Head of Publishing for UTV Ignition Entertainment. “It offers a solid JRPG experience for longtime fans of the genre, but also serves as a perfect way to introduce Wii owners to deeper, more engrossing video games. So many people bought Wii so they could work out, but are missing out on games like Arc Rise Fantasia, which offers the drama of a soap opera and imaginative settings of a great film.”

Arc Rise Fantasia delivers a traditional Japanese RPG (JRPG) experience unlike anything currently available on the Nintendo Wii. The game features everything fans of the JRPG genre want out of a classic gaming experience. As the mercenary L’Arc, players must gather friends and allies to defend the peaceful Meridian Empire from a mysterious enemy. But what starts as a struggle to save an empire quickly unravels into a desperate fight to save the face of the planet. Filled with memorable characters, pulse-pounding combat and a sweeping storyline, Arc Rise Fantasia distills more than a decade of gaming tradition into one unforgettable journey.

Source: Ignition PR



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