10th March 2010: Hanabi Festival, Nintendo’s celebration of Virtual Console gaming, returns starting on 12th March – with an all-star line-up of classics never before seen in Europe.
Named after the infamous Japanese fireworks festivals, this year’s Hanabi Festival will light up your Wii with an explosive array of games.
Zallag reveals more details about the upcoming racing game developed specifically for the WiiWare™: Racers’ Islands : Crazy Racers. Previously known under the codename “Shoot the drivers : Project 1”, this game is developed by Artefacts Studio who had previously developed Moto Racer DS.
Six different and unique islands (each representing a country) serve as a background for the 20 tracks present in the game. Not only will the players need driving skills, they should also consider precision. Indeed, the original gameplay of Racers’ Islands : Crazy Racers allows the player to target precisely other players and adversaries with the Wii RemoteTM while driving.
These screenshots are from the Voltorb Flip mini-game in Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver, which is not in the Japanese versions…
Sleuthing Canine and Rabbit Duo Seize Space in Stores with the Series’ Award-Winning Second Season Coming to Retail in North America
NEW YORK– March 10, 2010 – Atari, Inc., one of the world’s most recognized videogame publishers announced today that Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space has shipped to retailers in North America through its partnership with Telltale Games. Fans can play this videogame sitcom as their favorite canine and rabbit detective duo on Wii™ and PC. The critically acclaimed franchise’s second season features five full episodes of the unhinged humor, vexing mysteries, and exotic environments audiences have come to expect from the series.
In Sam & Max: Beyond Time & Space the canine gumshoe and hyperkinetic “rabbity thing” explore the surreal and supernatural, venturing out of the confines of their New York City office to intriguing locales like Santa’s North Pole workshop and a bumping zombie dance party as they attempt to solve an epic mystery over the course of several bizarre misadventures. Along the way, the Freelance Police will get a little help from some familiar faces from the series’ first season, including Bosco, Flint Paper, and Stinky!
– Releasing May 27 in Japan, 6090 yen
– Originally was released in 1996 for the SNES in Japan
– “We’ve never dug into the backbone of Masaki and Cybaster, even though they both appear regularly in the SRTOG series. The Lord of Elemental answers the question of where those characters came from.” – producer Takanobu Terada
– Strategy-RPG
– Designer and scriptwriter Masahiko Sakata working on the game, changing the story a bit
Yakuza 4 (PS3) – 9/10/10/9
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 (PS3/360) – 9/8/9/8
God of War Collection (PS3) – 9/8/8/8
Gundam Assault Survive (PSP) – 8/8/8/9
Darksiders (PS3) – 8/8/8/8
Moe Moe 2-Ji Daisenryaku 2: Yamato Nadesico (DS) – 6/6/6/7
Moe Moe 2-Ji Daisenryaku * Ultra Deluxe (360) – 6/6/5/5
Thanks to jcr for the news tip!
