wraggster
November 20th, 2007, 18:28
If the bevy of holiday titles hitting store shelves this month wasn't enough to satisfy your craving for new news, today's weekly ESRB rating report unofficially announced two games coming Sony's way -- Aquatopia and Blokus Portable: Steambot Championship.
Little is know about Aquatopia, a title listed for the PlayStation 3 and as being published by Sony Computer Entertainment America, but the title is rated E. A Sony rep promised more information later this week. PlayStation 3 already has two games with "aqua" in the title in other regions -- one is a Japanese sequel to ArtDink's Aquanaut's Holiday games from PS1 called "Aqua" and the other an interactive fish tank called "Aqua Viat" that players can interact with via the PlayStation Eye -- and either one of these may be what SCE is releasing in North America as Aquatopia. Either that, or it's now a third game with "Aqua" in the name. Let's hope they never make a game based on the band "Aqua."
Where's Bumpy Trot?The other title on this week's list is Blokus Portable: Steambot Championship. Published by Majesco, Blokus is an English translation of the 2006 PSP Japanese puzzler Blocks Club with Bumpy Trot. A Majesco representative told us an official announcement, screens and more will become available next week, so keep an eye out for that.
http://uk.psp.ign.com/articles/836/836325p1.html
Little is know about Aquatopia, a title listed for the PlayStation 3 and as being published by Sony Computer Entertainment America, but the title is rated E. A Sony rep promised more information later this week. PlayStation 3 already has two games with "aqua" in the title in other regions -- one is a Japanese sequel to ArtDink's Aquanaut's Holiday games from PS1 called "Aqua" and the other an interactive fish tank called "Aqua Viat" that players can interact with via the PlayStation Eye -- and either one of these may be what SCE is releasing in North America as Aquatopia. Either that, or it's now a third game with "Aqua" in the name. Let's hope they never make a game based on the band "Aqua."
Where's Bumpy Trot?The other title on this week's list is Blokus Portable: Steambot Championship. Published by Majesco, Blokus is an English translation of the 2006 PSP Japanese puzzler Blocks Club with Bumpy Trot. A Majesco representative told us an official announcement, screens and more will become available next week, so keep an eye out for that.
http://uk.psp.ign.com/articles/836/836325p1.html