Thanks to Nikola M for the tip!
Limbo -9
Deathspank – 8
NNN2 – 4
Nelson Tethers: Puzzle Agent (PC) – 7
X-Scape (DSI) – 8
Castlevania: Harmony of Despair – 8
Helsing’s Fire (iPhone) – 7
Predators (iPhone) – 4
Sniper: Ghost Warrior – 3
Blacklight: Tango Down – 4
Pix’n Love Rush (iPhone) – 7
Puzzle Dimension (PC) – 7
Toy Story 3 – 6
Ancient Trader (360) – 8
Tournament of Legends – 3
And Yet it Moves – 8
The Tales of Bearsworth Manor: Chaotic Conflicts – 3
The Tales of Bearsworth Manor: Puzzling Pages – 4
WiiWare
Blue Oasis: Michi naru Shinkai (500pts – Hudson)
Virtual Console
Clock Tower (800pts Super Famicom – Sunsoft)
DSiWare
Iza! Kake Agare! Tower of God (200pts – Tom Create)
Kemonomix (200pts – Rocket Studio, Inc.)
DOT MAN (200pts – Silver Star Japan)
Break Tactics (500pts – Silver Star Japan)
Monster Chronicle (800pts – Gameloft)
Been a while since I’ve done a WDYT article, eh? Well, they’re back and better than ever. Why? Because they’re in video form! This week I talk about people talking about The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, as well as giving my own thoughts on the game itself. Enjoy!
Update: Game Night is now over!
Hey guys! Most of you know the drill by now, so just hop in the IRC and play some ‘The Conduit’ with all of us on the site. If you just want to stop by and chat, that’s cool too. We’d love to see you there!
More confirmed characters:
Clyde Drexler
Kevin McHale
Denis Rodman
Hakeem Olajuwon
Detlef Schrempf
James Worthy
Classic Console games for Nintendo DSTM provide fun for the whole family
Los Angeles – (July 30, 2010)-Virtual Play Games, a global Console and PC video game publisher announced today the release of one of the most recognizable classic games in video game history by bringing Intellivision Lives! to the Nintendo DSTM family of hand-held systems.
“Virtual Play Games is very excited to bring Intellivision Lives! to a broader audience at a time when both adults and kids are enjoying casual games even more than ever”, said Virginie Grange, Business Development for Virtual Play Games.
Recently, the latest edition of EGMi hit the web, with Marvel vs. Capcom 3 highlighting the cover. Strangely, a blurb in the article suggesting that the game would coming to the Wii as well as the PS3 and Xbox 360. Unfortunately, it seems that the listing was nothing more than a typo. Capcom’s Christian Svensson has debunked the rumor, explaining that the title is only in development for HD platforms.