Though MadWorld has yet to be released, the game has received more than positive impressions. Perhaps the only other obstacle standing in the overall success of MadWorld is the game’s sales. However, granted there is enough interest in the game and it is successful, it looks as though a sequel may be possible. Speaking in an interview, MadWorld producer Astushi Inaba said “Platinum Games has several rights so we’ll be developing something new after this, but if there is a lot of interest in MadWorld then maybe we will make another one.”
Capcom Presents the Game Industry’s First Branded Visa Card With Trendsetting “Experiential” Rewards Program
Capcom® Entertainment, a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games, today announced a game industry trendsetting program to allow Capcom community members to show their fan spirit with a unique Capcom Unity Visa® prepaid card. Capcom is the first video game company in North America to offer a co-branded Visa rewards card program specifically designed for gamers. The Capcom Unity Visa card program is now available for immediate online enrollment at http://www.capcom-unity-card.com.This is not a credit card, but an innovative user-funded prepaid card that works anywhere Visa debit cards are accepted, earning a precedent-setting series of cash back, points on Capcom’s community website Capcom-Unity.com, accelerated rewards from select retail and merchandise partners, discounts and exclusive access. Most importantly, Capcom’s enthusiastic fan base will be able to pay for dinner, get money from an ATM or buy games with a Visa card featuring some of the most recognizable video game characters on the planet, from games such as Street Fighter® IV and Resident Evil® 5.
1 Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G PSP Capcom 27/03/08 2,452,111 2,452,111
2 Pokemon Platinum DS Nintendo 13/09/08 2,187,337 2,187,337
3 Wii Fit Wii Nintendo 01/12/07 2,149,131 2,967,297
4 Mario Kart Wii Wii Nintendo 10/04/08 2,003,315 2,003,315
5 Dairantou Smash Brothers X Wii Nintendo 31/01/08 1,747,113 1,747,113
6 Rhythm Tengoku Gold DS Nintendo 31/07/08 1,350,671 1,350,671
7 Dragon Quest V: Tenkuu No Hanayome DS Square Enix 17/07/08 1,176,082 1,176,082
8 Animal Crossing: City Folk Wii Nintendo 20/11/08 895,302 895,302
9 Hoshi no Kirby: Ultra Super Deluxe DS Nintendo 06/11/08 855,427 855,427
10 Wii Sports Wii Nintendo 02/12/06 841,736 3,306,470
Burlingame, Calif., February 17, 2009 – Natsume Inc., a worldwide developer and publisher of family-oriented video games, announced today that it will be publishing Harvest Moon: Frantic Farming for the Nintendo DS this spring. The company also released the first screenshots and gameplay details. The game is scheduled to hit retail this May.
Something strange is happening on Sunny Island! Crops are popping up everywhere and growing out of control! If something isn’t done soon, the once-tranquil island will be buried in an avalanche of vegetables! It’s up to the players to solve the mystery of this produce predicament as they try to tame the crops and gather as many vegetables as they can!
– 13.03.09: Sonic and the Black Knight (Wii)
– March 2009: Virtua Tennis 2009 (PS3/Xbox 360/Wii)
– Summer 2009: Let’s Tap (Wii)
– End 2009: Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games (Wii, NDS)
– 2009: Phantasy Star Zero (NDS)
– Beginning 2010: Aliens Vs Predator (Platform: TBA)
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– Will be released on February 24 in Japan for 1000 Wii points
– Follow up to Crystal Defends R1
– Game aimed at those who are familiar with basic gameplay elements in R1
– Basic tower defends gameplay similar to R1
– Can now access new jobs – Fencer, Black Mage, Hunter, Flintlock, Tinker, Time Mage, Thief, and Berserker
– Tougher enemies present in the game – “Undead Monsters,” – can recover life while advancing towards the exit
– Power Crystals another addition – Can have different effects (can make party members in the area faster + stronger)
