Check out the website and trailer to learn more about this friendship-destroying RPG-board game
IRVINE, CALIFORNIA – FEBRUARY 20, 2009 – Atlus U.S.A., Inc. today launched the website (www.atlus.com/dokaponjourney) and trailer for Dokapon Journey™ for Nintendo DS™. Brave adventurers in search of fame and fortune are invited to hit the road… literally. In this RPG-board game, monsters have invaded the Kingdom of Dokapon, and the King has offered his throne and the hand of his daughter to any challenger who would rise to the occasion and save the land. Alas, that kind of offer is bound to attract some very over-determined adventurers…
Alone against devilish AI, or together with up to three of your friends via single- or multi-card local wireless play, sign up to save the Kingdom and win the throne. Just make sure to sabotage the competition at every chance you get!
Thanks to Chief12 for the news tip.
“Climax are one of the leading creative lights of independent games development with a great history, but our future is even more exciting with awesome titles such Overlord: Dark Legend for Codemasters, our stunning and refreshing take on the horror genre and our original ground breaking next-gen game for the PS3 and the Xbox 360.” – Climax website
Keep in mind that Climax has done work on the Silent Hill franchise in the past and the company’s website job posting notice (see above) is related to Silent Hill. So it looks like this secret game could end up being a new title in the series for the Wii.
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It’s a known fact that the the DS in Nintendo DS stands for “Developer’s System” and “Dual Screen.” But what does the “i” in DSi stand for?
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