WILDLY INNOVATIVE VIDEO GAME FOR NINTENDO DS CHALLENGES PLAYERS OF AGES TO CREATE ANYTHING, SOLVE EVERYTHING!
BURBANK, Calif. – October 12, 2010 – Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment announces today the North American launch of Super Scribblenauts for Nintendo DS™, a follow-up to the revolutionary hit video game where players use their imaginations to write any word to bring that object to life and use it to solve puzzles. Super Scribblenauts expands the innovative elements from the acclaimed first title with many inventive new features, including an adjectives system that allows players to push the limits of their imagination.
Created and developed by 5TH Cell, Super Scribblenauts offers fans of all ages the ability to use thousands of adjectives to can change the color, size, style, behaviors and many other aspects of objects to help Maxwell, the game’s hero, acquire the “Starite.” With 120 brand new levels to conquer, players will enjoy combining multiple descriptors to produce inventive new items such as “futuristic angry caveman,” “large happy cotton griffin” and “shy man-eating frozen plants.”
“We know we have Sonic and Football Manager this year, a new Total War next year, and a new Sonic and Virtua Tennis next year. These are the kind of titles that will allow us to focus on being healthy and profitable.”
Potentially, SEGA could have quite a bit of Sonic on their plate. Sonic 3DS is on the way, but the company hasn’t said too much about it. There have also been rumors of a new Mario and Sonic title, an anniversary project, and even a Sonic sequel. Granted the last game is the real deal, we should be hearing something about it in about a week and a half.
Wii Remote Plus
– Finally confirmed and it’ll be released soon
– Nintendo has only really talked about it for Japan
– We know it’s coming to North America with FlingSmash
– Releasing in mid November in Japan
– Replacing all system bundles with Wii Remote Plus
– Same thing will probably happen in North America
Wedbush Morgan
DS – 495,000
360 – 490,000
Wii – 305,000
PS3 – 275,000
PSP – 100,000
PS2 – 90,000
EEDAR
DS – 505,000
360 – 480,000
Wii – 281,000
PS3 – 279,000
PSP – 103,000
