wraggster
August 10th, 2006, 23:54
News Via Insert Credit (http://www.insertcredit.com/archives/001232.html)
Jaleco's 'comeback' to the scene isn't going to stop with its games for the mobile phones, it seems. Ninja Jajamaru-kun, star of some great Famicom games is getting a revival too, this time for the DS. Though the truth is that Jajamaru-kun's series has been alive all these years, since it got an episode for each of Sega and Sony's 32-bit systems (quite terrible, to be honest) as well as the Wonder Swan and the GBA (these ones really cool, indeed). The news comes, how couldn't it, via Famitsu magazine, which explains that the stylus will be essential for this title. Once again, we have to point the contemporary drama, where classic 2D formulas like this seem to be only suitable for portable systems.
Jaleco's 'comeback' to the scene isn't going to stop with its games for the mobile phones, it seems. Ninja Jajamaru-kun, star of some great Famicom games is getting a revival too, this time for the DS. Though the truth is that Jajamaru-kun's series has been alive all these years, since it got an episode for each of Sega and Sony's 32-bit systems (quite terrible, to be honest) as well as the Wonder Swan and the GBA (these ones really cool, indeed). The news comes, how couldn't it, via Famitsu magazine, which explains that the stylus will be essential for this title. Once again, we have to point the contemporary drama, where classic 2D formulas like this seem to be only suitable for portable systems.