Pokemon Black/White (DS) – 10/10/10/10
Trick x Logic: Season 2 (PSP) – 8/8/9/9
Front Mission Evolved (PS3/360) – 8/7/8/7
Deca Sporta 3: Wii de Sports 10 Shumoku! (Wii) – 8/7/7/6
Blue Roses: Yousei to Aoi Hitomi no Senshitachi (PSP) – 7/7/7/7
The image is somewhat blurry, but it’s better than nothing, right? It’s possible that we’ll see a higher-quality scan tomorrow.
Update: Scan here.
Motohide Eshiro has previously expressed some interest in making a sequel to Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth. It definitely seems like Eshiro is proud of his original work, as Famitsu has revealed today that another game in the series is in the works. This is just an initial leak, as only a picture of the magazine’s latest cover has been taken. You can expect the first scans and details to pop up shortly, however.
Nintendo supported WiiWare demos in 2009 by offering a batch of downloads on the Shop Channel, but the same cannot be said this year. Up to this point, it seemed that demos had essentially been abandoned, even though the program received very warm feedback. Good news, though. Well, if you’re living in Japan that is.
If you happen to own a Japanese Wii, you can try out Surinuke Anatousu free of charge. Interestingly, this is the first time Nintendo has launched a demo alongside the release of a WiiWare title. Hopefully this is a sign that the demo program will receive greater support in the future, and perhaps Nintendo will consider releasing demos to coincide with new game releases more often.
This information comes from Warren Spector…
“This is a Disney game. It’s going to have the lush, beautiful, bright colours of a Disney feature film on the Wii. And I want players and I want our competition to think ‘holy cow I didn’t know you could do that on a Wii’. For my money, Epic Mickey may be the best looking Wii game ever. The critical thing is I believe we’ve captured the spirit of the character, and the essence of Disney. That’s what we needed to do. When you start any project you have to know what you want to achieve. I remember when we started this project I told the team that some day we’ll be at E3, and there are going to be 2,500 games on display, and 1,800 are going to be brown. ‘Welcome to brown world!’ And the others are going to be [mock enthusiasm] hyper-real! Everything looks real now! I told the team we’re going to have five seconds – five seconds for people walking past our exhibitor booth to know that Epic Mickey doesn’t look like any other game.”
It’s tough for me to be completely certain until I see the game on my television, but I feel that Epic Mickey features some beautiful visuals. Thus far, the best graphics on Wii have mostly come out of Nintendo development studios, so it’s nice to see a third-party game like Epic Mickey look fantastic.
WARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS BATMAN: THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD™ THE VIDEOGAME
Team Up with Iconic Characters from the DC Universe™ and
Play Through Adventures Based on the Hit Animated Series on Wii™ and Nintendo DS™BURBANK, Calif. – September 7, 2010 – Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment are teaming up for the launch of Batman: The Brave and the Bold™ the Videogame, an episodic, family-friendly adventure based on the hit animated series of the same name. The game is available today in North America and Asia Pacific for Wii™ and Nintendo DS™, and will be available and across Europe and other PAL territories beginning September 10, 2010.
Batman: The Brave and the Bold the Videogame features the VO talent, action and hilarious dialogue of the cartoon and drops players into an action-packed melee in which Batman partners with Green Lantern Guy Gardner, Robin, Hawkman and Blue Beetle to fight crime against the most notorious villains in the DC Universe. Playing solo as the Caped Crusader or together with family and friends in two-player co-op mode, gamers will experience the ultimate side-scrolling extravaganza through four episodes of comedic fun.
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Sept 07, 2010 /PRNewswire via COMTEX News Network/ — Marvel’s famous web-slinger is back in action and on store shelves in Spider-Man(TM): Shattered Dimensions from Activision Publishing, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATVI). Activision development studio Beenox has created a unique, immersive experience allowing fans to play as four distinct versions of Spider-Man in four unique worlds – Amazing, Noir, 2099 and Ultimate – in a race to save their universes against the villainous machinations of Mysterio, Carnage, Deadpool, Vulture, Kraven and more.
“The team at Beenox is giving fans an incredibly diverse Spider-Man(TM) video game experience,” said David Pokress, Head of Marketing for Licensed Properties, Activision Publishing, Inc. “Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions casts players in an epic action adventure where they battle in four different worlds, rife with classic villains re-interpreted within each world, offering a rich variety of gameplay and striking art styles in one unique storyline.”
This information comes from EA Sports Community Manager Alain Quinto…
“not on the Wii (online multiplayer). It will on XBOX 360 and PS3.”
Well, that’s a real shame. I know a lot of Wii owners will be disappointed, and I can’t blame them! EA did say that they were trying to support online in the Wii version, but it didn’t work out for whatever reason.
Sakamoto on whether or not Samus’ gender was fixed from the beginning…
“When we were almost done with the development of Metroid, one of our staffers casually suggested ‘Why don’t we make Samus Aran a female character to surprise the player?’ Back then I thought it was a nice idea, but I couldn’t foresee what a huge impact this would have on the future of the franchise. Up to this day, I’m thankful to the person that came up with this idea, although I honestly can’t recall who actually made the suggestion.”
Wedbush Morgan
DS – 405,000
Xbox 360 – 330,000
Wii – 275,000
PS3 – 220,000
PSP – 75,000
PS2 – 25,000
EEDAR
DS – 365,000
Xbox 360 – 390,000
Wii – 240,000
PS3 – 230,000
PSP – 80,000
