Update 2: We now have some details about the Pokemon, courtesy of Serebii (thanks Chris J!). The details have been added below.
Update: The scans have been confirmed and we’ve added additional images to this post (thanks Arty!)
Remember that Pokemon silhouette we showed you a few days ago? Well, apparently it has been completely revealed. The images below are said to have come from CoroCoro. However, while they do look pretty real, I’m just a little bit skeptical since the pictures were actually posted on 2ch first. We’ll keep you posted about the legitimacy of the scans.
As you can probably tell, the image on the left is the Pokemon teased on Pokemon Sunday while the image on the right is supposed to be the Pokemon before evolving.
– Pre-evolution form called Zorua/Zoroa, dark-type Pokemon, Evil Fox Pokemon, .7 m tall, 12.5 kg
– Evolution form is Zoroark/Zoroaaku, dark-type Pokemon, Monster Fox Pokemon, 1.6m tall, 81.1kg
– More info from CoroCoro coming next month, will reveal Zorua/Zoroark’s abilities
– 13th movie called Phantom Champion Zoroark
1. [PSP] God Eater
2. [DS] Dragon Quest VI
3. [PS3] Star Ocean: The Last Hope
4. [WII] New Super Mario Bros. Wii
5. [DS] Tomodachi Collection
6. [PS3] End of Eternity
7. [WII] Wii Fit Plus
8. [PSP] Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep
9. [PSP] pop’n music portable
10. [WII] Wii Sports Resort
Sorry for the slowness and downtime on the site for the past half hour or so. But the good news is that it was definitely worth it! We’ve transferred everything to a new server, and you guys will probably be able to see the results right away. In fact, I’d say we’re more than five times faster now. We’ve also been pretty good with keeping the site up and not encountering any major issues the past few months, but I think things will be even better from here on out. I truly hope that we never have any extended, unplanned period of downtime ever again.
– Epicenter describes the game as “Picture Typing of the Dead but with Guitar Hero guitars instead of a QWERTY keyboard”
– Shoot zombies/other undead enemies by playing on the guitars
– Some basic enemies only need 3-4-strum combos
– Some enemies throw projectiles at you (like knives/bombs)
– Enemy will continue throwing the projectiles until you defeat it
– There will be numerous enemies onscreen, so you need to type out combos to target specific enemies
– Larger enemies will require you to complete Guitar Hero/Rock Band gameplay (play notes to the beat of the background music)
– Easy/Normal/Hard/Expert modes
– Fret buttons, multi-button chords in hard/expert modes
– Players can drop in and out of co-op/competitive multiplayer
– About 5 hours to complete
– Can come back for high scores, branching path near the end of the game
– No licensed music
– Writer of The Witcher doing the game’s script
– $30 – $40
– Releasing in late spring/early summer
I think it’s pretty safe to say right now that the Big N has some important news to discuss. The first Nintendo-related tease we heard about was from Nintendo Dream, which involves the magazine unveiling a new game in a popular franchise this month. Then we heard about Nintendo holding a media event in Europe, followed by teasers from Nintendo Power and the Official Nintendo Magazine. Now IGN has confirmed that Nintendo of America will be holding their own media summit on February 24. We’ll find out what all of this is about in roughly two weeks.
Magical Adventure Puzzle Game Makes Its Way to Nintendo DS and Wii March 23
San Mateo, Calif. – Feb. 9, 2010 – Gamers are getting ready to slide their way to freedom this March as Rooms: The Main Building for Nintendo DS™ and Wii™ has gone gold. Published by Hudson Entertainment, the North and South American subsidiary of HUDSON SOFT, Rooms: The Main Building will challenge the minds of Wii and DS players on March 23, 2010 when they are asked to solve sliding puzzles in order to escape a series of surreal mansions. Players use various items and the guidance of their host, Mr. Book, to navigate the mystical new world.
“Rooms: The Main Building is a fun puzzle adventure game that will provide hours of entertaining and brain stimulating fun,” said Mike Pepe, director of marketing of Hudson Entertainment. “Players not only solve puzzles but can also explore a magical world that literally opens up in front of them. Using wit, strategy and various random objects – like a fishbowl to breath under water, players will discover that solution is only a doorstep away.”
Earlier today, Ubisoft revealed a new entry in the Ghost Recon franchise, subtitled Future Soldier. The announcement only confirmed a release for the 360, but Nintendo fans shouldn’t feel left out. On a conference call, Ubisoft shared the news that Future Solider is also in development for the Wii and DS. The company did not say how the Wii and DS games will differ from the other versions, although I’m sure we’ll find out more details in the coming months.
Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing (Wii) – 8.0
Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing (DS) – 6.0
No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle (Wii) – 9.0
Endless Ocean: Blue World (Wii) – 7.5
Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth (DS) – 8.0
Super Monkey Ball: Step & Roll (Wii) – 5.5
Ragnorok DS (DS) – 5.0
Data East Arcade Classics (Wii) – 6.5
Shiren the Wanderer (Wii) – 6.5
