24th July, London – Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and MTV games today announced five new songs for the upcoming videogame release, LEGO Rock Band.
• “You Give Love a Bad Name” – Bon Jovi
• “In Too Deep” – Sum 41
• “Accidentally in Love” – The Counting Crows
• “Aliens Exist” – Blink 182
• “Tick Tick Boom!” – The HivesLEGO Rock Band combines the multiplayer music experience of Rock Band® with the fun, customisation and humour of the LEGO videogame franchise. Packed with brilliant chart-topping modern day songs and classic rock favourites suitable for younger audiences, previously announced tracks include:
Card Hero Speed Battle Custom
– 800 points
– Based off of Kousoku Card Battle Card Hero
– Collect cards, use then in one-on-one battles
– DSi offering has battles against CPU and other players
– Daily battle room allows you to fight a different deck every day
– Draft Battle Room – you and an opponent build decks, switch off alternatively for picking cards from one deck
– Online play
– If the original Card Hero game is in the DSi slot, can get rare card and 1,000 points – then can spend points on Maruhige shop
Pizzle Iro Iro Monthly Crossword House (volume 3)
– 500 points
– Puzzle collection
– 50 problems (mostly from July issue of Monthly Crossword House)
Pocket Rurupu
– Travel guide
– Hokkaido and Okinawa
– 800 points for each guide
Helmet and Chef
– Game&Watch series releases
– 200 points each
Unou to Sanou ga Rensasuru Ura no Ura
– Line up panels
– 100 problem mission mode
– 200 points
Othello
– 10 level CPU
– Can play two player mode with one DSi
– 500 points
Magical Drop Yurutto
– Magical Drop (falling blocks), fortune telling game
– 500 points
[PS3] Katamari Damacy Tribute – 19,000
[NDS] Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! DS Flame Rumble X – Mirai Chou-Bakuhatsu!! – 16,000
[NDS] Penguin no Mondai: Tenkuu no Senshi – 14,000 to 20,000
[NDS] Okaeri! Chibi-Robo! Happy Richie Oosouji – 14,000 to 20,000
[WII] Dragon Ball: Tenkaichi Daibouken – 5,800
[WII] Punch-Out!! – 3,400
[PS3] Toro to Morimori – 2,800
FFCC: The Crystal Bearers is a bit different than some other the other mainstream entries in the Final Fantasy series, but that doesn’t mean that the game can’t stand up to the quality of previous titles. A preview scan of the latest Nintendo Power is currently live on the magazine’s official website. Here’s the encouraging news, though. According to Nintendo Power, The Crystal Bearers is “one of the most exciting Final Fantasy games in ages.”
“The development cycle for Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers has been an unusual one. When Square Enix unveiled the game more than three years ago at E3 2006, it looked impressive, sure, with all indications pointing to a typical multiplayer Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles game, albeit now on the Wii system. But little information about the game followed; other Crystal Chronicles titles came and went, but news about The Crystal Bearers was nil. At one point the game was rumored to be canceled. But earlier this year the developers proved that that was not the case. The Crystal Bearers re-emerged, and it was unlike any Final Fantasy we’d seen before. The game sported a new look, a new single-player focus, a new hero, a new emphasis on stylish motion-controlled action, even a dynamic new logo. Nintendo Power recently had a chance to delve even deeper into the world of The Crystal Bearers, and after spending a few hours there, we have no qualms declaring that this is one of the most exciting Final Fantasy games in ages.”
Thanks to KaY for the news tip!
– Take control of young Na’vi hunter
– Stealth can play a big role in the game for some players
– Wii MotionPlus support
– Not required to have the accessory to play the game
– Play through different parts depending on whether or not MotionPlus is plugged in
– Group of blue sparkles are experience points, can be used for weapon upgrades
– Attack odd spiraled flowers for health
– Friends can join in and play
– Releasing this fall
