Ubisoft has implemented a new anti-piracy feature in Michael Jackson: The Experience on the DS. Gamers who attempt to load up the ROM will be greeted by constant vuvuzela noise as the tracks play out. Additionally, icons that are pressed on the touch screen will not appear, so, essentially, the title will be unplayable. Piracy has been an issue on the DS for quite some time, so it’s interesting to see what companies are coming up with to cut down on the issue
Thanks to Pellican for the tip!
This information comes from Jools Watsham…
“Renegade Kid’s forth game will be announced on Monday, December 6, 2010… Renegade Kid’s forth game is not a First-Person Shooter. It is, however, on the Nintendo DS… it is not a RTS… more info will be released over the coming days.”
Renegade Kid is arguably one of the better DS developers around, so I’m quite interested to see what the company’s next project is for the handheld. I wonder if this will be their last DS game before they move on to the 3DS…
– Musou Enbu story mode from previous games returns
– No individual stories
– Custom general made, go through a multi chapter story
– Create bonds with more than 40 Sengoku era generals
– Choose from multiple chapters
– Multiple scenarios in each chapter
– Freely selectable scenarios
– View a briefing before a scenario
– Set up general positions and equipment
– “Friendship level parameter” for each general
– This shows how close you’ve gotten to them
– Improve their favor by responding to questions during event scenes
– Bonuses for becoming friendly with generals
– StreetPass support
– SpotPass support
