Course: Rainbow Road
Objective: Obtain the best time
Secondary objective: Avoid the Chain Chomp
Tournament date: 11/15 – 11/25
New Additions to Hit Franchise Include Master Tracks from Chart Topping Artists and for the First Time, Spanish-Language Songs plus Number 1 Hits from the Jackson 5
Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. today unveiled the full song list for Karaoke Revolution®. Available for Wii™, Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system, Karaoke Revolution offers the most comprehensive, robust and diverse karaoke content to the market, boasting 50 master tracks including today’s best hits and memorable classics from the past. Karaoke Revolution brings more musical content than any other karaoke game releasing this fall. Crooners will get a chance to immerse themselves into the game by taking the stage as their very own avatar, and performing in their own customized venue. The song list includes a variety of artists from Coldplay to Amy Winehouse and for the first time, there will be five popular Spanish-language songs for players to sing along to.
In a market place saturated with huge franchises and ultra realistic titles, gamers may be left wondering where the fun has gone. British indie games developer Onteca have taken a side step to get back to the true essence of gaming. With the release of their newly developed game coming this January, the company is taking it upon themselves to remind people of the essential pleasures of video games.
By incorporating the ambient feel of games such as ‘Flower’ and ‘Pikmin’ with the excitement of Wii™, Onteca is set to raise the bar on existing WiiWare™ titles by releasing their new 3d game ‘Monsteca Corral’. Making extensive use of the Wii’s™ 3d capabilities, Monsteca Corral offers players a far more expansive gaming experience, the likes of which have scarcely been seen on any WiiWare™ title.
Cook and Deliver a Plethora of Pizzas In This Tasty Title Due Out Winter 2010
EDISON, N.J., November 11, 2009 – Rev up your scooter and deliver big profits in Pizza Delivery Boy from Majesco Entertainment Company (NASDAQ: COOL), an innovative provider of video games for the mass market. This unique Wii™ action title lets players use the Wii Remote™ as an all-in-one kitchen utensil and driving wheel to cook and deliver pizzas to hungry customers in three bustling towns. Players must beware, though, as a number of obstacles stand between them and the coveted title of Pizza Boy of the Year!
“Pizza Delivery Boy combines made-to-order pizza preparation with fast and furious driving that delivers on fun,” said Gui Karyo, Executive Vice President of Operations for Majesco. “Wii owners can look forward to an addictive experience that mixes two proven gameplay mechanics into one unique entertainment product.”
– The K in Project K stands for Keroro
– Keroro is from the manga/anime series (Sgt. Frog)
– Full title is Keroro RPG: Kishi to Musha to Densetsu no Kaizoku
– Namco Tales Studios developing the game (devs of the Tales games)
– Linear Motion Battle system
– Sgt. Keroro is back in town, just got a unique game machine, when he boots it up, monsters are transported from the game to the real world
– Meanwhile, 5 Keroro Platoon members get transported into the game
– Control Keroro, platoon members in the game
– Game takes place in the game world
– Worlds such as pirate ship, desert, Japanese area in the game
– Many conversation scenes (with anime-like portraits)
– Will include voice-overs
– Fight from the side, 2D enemies, can use special attacks (transforms some Platoon members)
– More aerial combos/connected combos in this game compared to other Tales games (could end up staying in the air)
– By touching character panels on the touch screen, a support character can help you out in battle (attack enemies, heal you)
– Ryuji Odate (Tales of Versus) is the producer, Hidenori Yamauchi in charge of the Linear Motion Battle System
– Odate told Famitsu that the team wanted to make a true Keroro Gunso RPG and to show the LMBS system to children
– Releasing in 2010
– 60% complete
Thanks to Thomas N for the news tip!
Thanks to NintenDaan for the news tip!
