– Set in the Battle of Sekigahara
– Dev team looking to do something different
– New generals
– Most real time cut scenes in a Devil Kings game
– Devs trying to give the game more of an action feel
– More than 3 skills for each character instead of 2
– Capcom working hard on the Wii version, think it’ll be of high quality
– 60% complete
Flipnote Studio Info Video
Nintendo DSi Shop Info Video
Metroid Prime Trilogy – Developer’s Voice
Picturebook Games: Pop-Up Pursuit Info Video
Madden NFL 10 – Spotlight Moments
Fossil Fighters – Battle Tutorial
Fossible Fighters TV Spot
Cursed Mountain – BTS – Voices in the Wind
Daisey Fuentes Pilates – The Roll Up
Guitar Hero 5 – Gaemplay Video
Family Slot Car Racing Info Video
Mini Ninjas – Futo
MySims Agents Info Video
TMNT: Smash-Up Gameplay Video 2
Infinite Space – Teaser 1
Digest Video
Demos (Expire 8/23)
Shorts
Mega Man Star Force 3
Ant Nation
Personal Trainer: Cooking Lasagna Demo
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Mystery and Puzzle Solving at its Finest
NEW YORK- August 18, 2009—Playlogic Entertainment, Inc. (Nasdaq OTC: PLGC.OB), and independent worldwide publisher of entertainment software, announced today that Sudoku Ball™- Detective is available now in retail stores nationwide for Nintendo DS™ handheld device and PC.
Sudoku Ball™- Detective puts a new spin on one of America’s favorite puzzle games with a unique and entertaining detective twist. Inspired by murder mystery games and famous English detective stories, Sudoku Ball™- Detective puts you in the role of a small town detective on the trail of a murderer. Each puzzle you solve along the way represents a separate stage of the investigation. Search through clues, pick locks, investigate evidence in the lab, and close in on catching your suspect!
A classic Nintendo game will be launching for the Wii Virtual Console this Friday in Europe. The company plans on releasing PilotWings, which originally came out for the SNES, for 800 points. There’s no word yet when the game will be available in North America, but it should be noted that the title was rated by the ESRB quite some time ago.
Thanks to Jake for the news tip!
Back in March, a YouTube user posted a few videos of Wii games running in 720p. This was done using a Wii PC emulator called Dolphin. And most recently, photos of Super Mario Galaxy in 720p surfaced. Now, using the Dolphin emulator once again, screenshots of Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition have been taken.
