The other killer release of the week, heres the info:



Experience the ferocious first-person action of the Metroid Prime universe on the Nintendo DS, Metroid Prime Hunters. Hone your skills against a slew of enemies in single-player training modes like Regulator, Survival and Morph Ball, then put them to the test when you compete in Death Match arenas with your friends over a wireless connection. Multiple control schemes take full advantage of the DS touch screen, giving all gamers an ideal way to play.



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New Case for the DS Lite, heres the info:



Product Features

Protect your NDS Lite against any damage
Simplistic and Stylish Design
Officially Licenced Nintendo product

Description

Protective carry case stylistically designed to keep your NDS Lite protected from minor bumps, drops or scratches

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New Case for the DS Lite, heres the info:



Product Features

Protect your NDS Lite against any damage
Simplistic and Stylish Design
Officially Licenced Nintendo product

Description

Protective carry case stylistically designed to keep your NDS Lite protected from minor bumps, drops or scratches

More info --> http://www.yesasia.com/?/info.php?pro...0&lsaid=219793 ...

Heres all the info and screens of this release:



An all new Tetris reincarnation for the Nintendo DS.



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An all new Tetris reincarnation for the Nintendo DS.



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News From Lik Sang:

Big day today for Nintendo DS fans, two huge releases from the USA have reached our warehouse, namely the anxiously awaited Metroid Prime Hunters and the old glory remake Tetris DS, while another mega-hit has been announced during the Nintendo keynote yesterday at the GDC showfloor. Zelda DS is indeed arriving for the Dual Screen handheld with a new gameplay style and with windwaker-like cell-shading graphics. The official title is The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, the trailer is available for download and preorders are taken.

Metroid Prime Hunters finally available!

It's like Quake in your pocket, Metroid style. And a Sci-Fi Action-Adventure on the go as well. See, Metroid Prime: Hunters is many things, and best of all, it's what you want, right where you want it. The official Nintendo motto for this fantastic game: "More Bounty Hunters, More Ways to Die." left it to their developers at NST to come up with six unique hunter characters (apart from veteran Samus), each wielding their own weapons, abilities and an individual secondary form. Play through the gigantic single player experience (almost up to the scope of past Metroid titles on GameCube) in order to unlock modes for the superb Multiplayer via Nintendo Wi-Fi, both locally and online. Even VoIP got included, which allows players to talk tough in pre- and postgame chat lobbies using the NDS' microphone. Anxiously anticipated, Metroid Prime: Hunters is a wholesome package in an oversized one-gigabit cartridge, which is brimming with impressive video cutscenes that are shown across both screen displays. Certainly one of the contestants for the game of the year award.

Metroid Prime: Hunters arrived today and is now shipping free worldwide (like all import games at Lik Sang) within 24 hours. Furthermore, preorders have already been dispatched. Please note that this Nintendo DS title plays ok on all NDS systems globally, as the Nintendo DS itself is region-free for all games, no matter their origin.

Single Player: A Hunt for Relics

Samus isn't on her own anymore. Nor is she the only one relying on a backup form to use in tight situations. What the known ball shape does for the weathered Metroid heroine, the other six bounty hunters make up with half-turret or triped-like combat frames to name a few. Mission file 791019 takes place in the time period between Metroid Prime and its sequel, Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, which both appeared on GameCube before. Although piloting the ship from Prime 1, Samus is here wearing the Varia Suit from Echoes (and we think she looks gorgeous either way). In the single player mode, she is embarking on a quest to retrieve powerful relics, called Octoliths, which have been left behind by an ancient warrior culture. Along the way, she'll have to fight off the most dangerous bounty hunters of the universe, who all strive to harness the power for themselves. Classic Metroid puzzle-solving is mixed with intense shooting mayhem, creating an all-new solo experience. Here, you'll unlock bounty hunters for use in Multiplayer as well.

Smooth Gameplay Awaits

The original Metroid Prime Hunters: First Hunt demo (available only for early Nintendo DS adopters) wasn't much like the final game now. The touch screen is used heavily in Metroid Prime: Hunters. For one thing, it is used to look around plus it offers a radar display, showing the whereabouts of opponents. The neat thing is: a number of controls can be navigated on the touch panel as well, for example switching to morph ball form, turning on your scan visor or swapping the active blaster to missiles here. We applaud NST for implementing several choices as far as maneuvering goes: you can choose from left and right handed touch screen play and if not fond of stylus control, change to D-pad. Much like you would adjust your mouse sensitivity with a First Person Shooter on PC, Metroid Prime: Hunters lets you tune the touch controls likewise. On top of that, a map which can be zoomed and rotated via the touch screen has found its way from the 'bigger' GameCube brothers onto the NDS this time as well. Very handy indeed.

Multiplayer - Wi-Fi Fragfest Galore!

Four-player Deathmatches. Over 20 exciting arenas. Local network Wi-Fi or online! The multiplayer option of Metroid Prime: Hunters is a full-fledged gaming experience, not just a last-minute addon. Before you play any of your friends anywhere in the world, you've got to trade your buddies' codes or secure their Hunters License via the Rival Radar option, by setting your NDS in a sleep mode-enabled transfer mode. The Hunters license represents an unique profile and keeps track of your in-game stats (wins, losses, suicides, head shots, all sorts of data). This title also features a game match-up mechanic for random player challenges. All of the statistics will be recorded by the NintendoWiFi.com server, so it's easy to check how you are doing against the rest of the world. Metroid Prime: Hunters is the first game that ...

News From Lik Sang:

Big day today for Nintendo DS fans, two huge releases from the USA have reached our warehouse, namely the anxiously awaited Metroid Prime Hunters and the old glory remake Tetris DS, while another mega-hit has been announced during the Nintendo keynote yesterday at the GDC showfloor. Zelda DS is indeed arriving for the Dual Screen handheld with a new gameplay style and with windwaker-like cell-shading graphics. The official title is The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, the trailer is available for download and preorders are taken.

Metroid Prime Hunters finally available!

It's like Quake in your pocket, Metroid style. And a Sci-Fi Action-Adventure on the go as well. See, Metroid Prime: Hunters is many things, and best of all, it's what you want, right where you want it. The official Nintendo motto for this fantastic game: "More Bounty Hunters, More Ways to Die." left it to their developers at NST to come up with six unique hunter characters (apart from veteran Samus), each wielding their own weapons, abilities and an individual secondary form. Play through the gigantic single player experience (almost up to the scope of past Metroid titles on GameCube) in order to unlock modes for the superb Multiplayer via Nintendo Wi-Fi, both locally and online. Even VoIP got included, which allows players to talk tough in pre- and postgame chat lobbies using the NDS' microphone. Anxiously anticipated, Metroid Prime: Hunters is a wholesome package in an oversized one-gigabit cartridge, which is brimming with impressive video cutscenes that are shown across both screen displays. Certainly one of the contestants for the game of the year award.

Metroid Prime: Hunters arrived today and is now shipping free worldwide (like all import games at Lik Sang) within 24 hours. Furthermore, preorders have already been dispatched. Please note that this Nintendo DS title plays ok on all NDS systems globally, as the Nintendo DS itself is region-free for all games, no matter their origin.

Single Player: A Hunt for Relics

Samus isn't on her own anymore. Nor is she the only one relying on a backup form to use in tight situations. What the known ball shape does for the weathered Metroid heroine, the other six bounty hunters make up with half-turret or triped-like combat frames to name a few. Mission file 791019 takes place in the time period between Metroid Prime and its sequel, Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, which both appeared on GameCube before. Although piloting the ship from Prime 1, Samus is here wearing the Varia Suit from Echoes (and we think she looks gorgeous either way). In the single player mode, she is embarking on a quest to retrieve powerful relics, called Octoliths, which have been left behind by an ancient warrior culture. Along the way, she'll have to fight off the most dangerous bounty hunters of the universe, who all strive to harness the power for themselves. Classic Metroid puzzle-solving is mixed with intense shooting mayhem, creating an all-new solo experience. Here, you'll unlock bounty hunters for use in Multiplayer as well.

Smooth Gameplay Awaits

The original Metroid Prime Hunters: First Hunt demo (available only for early Nintendo DS adopters) wasn't much like the final game now. The touch screen is used heavily in Metroid Prime: Hunters. For one thing, it is used to look around plus it offers a radar display, showing the whereabouts of opponents. The neat thing is: a number of controls can be navigated on the touch panel as well, for example switching to morph ball form, turning on your scan visor or swapping the active blaster to missiles here. We applaud NST for implementing several choices as far as maneuvering goes: you can choose from left and right handed touch screen play and if not fond of stylus control, change to D-pad. Much like you would adjust your mouse sensitivity with a First Person Shooter on PC, Metroid Prime: Hunters lets you tune the touch controls likewise. On top of that, a map which can be zoomed and rotated via the touch screen has found its way from the 'bigger' GameCube brothers onto the NDS this time as well. Very handy indeed.

Multiplayer - Wi-Fi Fragfest Galore!

Four-player Deathmatches. Over 20 exciting arenas. Local network Wi-Fi or online! The multiplayer option of Metroid Prime: Hunters is a full-fledged gaming experience, not just a last-minute addon. Before you play any of your friends anywhere in the world, you've got to trade your buddies' codes or secure their Hunters License via the Rival Radar option, by setting your NDS in a sleep mode-enabled transfer mode. The Hunters license represents an unique profile and keeps track of your in-game stats (wins, losses, suicides, head shots, all sorts of data). This title also features a game match-up mechanic for random player challenges. All of the statistics will be recorded by the NintendoWiFi.com server, so it's easy to check how you are doing against the rest of the world. Metroid Prime: Hunters is the first game that ...

Namco Bandai's doing a DS version of PlayStation lightgun game Point Blank - and instead of using a lightgun to fire at wacky things, you use your stylus to tap them on the screen.

Due out this summer, the main arcade mode is a four-difficulty-level affair sporting 40 different touch-screen action sequences based on those that made up the arcade and PlayStation games. You'll shoot clay pigeons, aliens, cardboard cut-outs, all sorts.

There's also a wireless multiplayer mode that works using just the one game card, which is something we always like to see, a high-score free-play mode, and a couple of others.

First of these is called Brain Massage, which analyses and offers feedback as you play ("LEFT GO LEFT MORON" etc.), and the other is called Games Museum, and although the wording's a bit ambiguous we reckon it offers new Point Blank stages adapted from Namco's classic coin-ops. Either that or stages from the coin-op - guess we'll see.

http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=63559 ...

Namco Bandai's doing a DS version of PlayStation lightgun game Point Blank - and instead of using a lightgun to fire at wacky things, you use your stylus to tap them on the screen.

Due out this summer, the main arcade mode is a four-difficulty-level affair sporting 40 different touch-screen action sequences based on those that made up the arcade and PlayStation games. You'll shoot clay pigeons, aliens, cardboard cut-outs, all sorts.

There's also a wireless multiplayer mode that works using just the one game card, which is something we always like to see, a high-score free-play mode, and a couple of others.

First of these is called Brain Massage, which analyses and offers feedback as you play ("LEFT GO LEFT MORON" etc.), and the other is called Games Museum, and although the wording's a bit ambiguous we reckon it offers new Point Blank stages adapted from Namco's classic coin-ops. Either that or stages from the coin-op - guess we'll see.

http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=63559 ...