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    by Published on April 4th, 2007 12:05

    via gamespot

    With the success of puzzle games like Sudoku and brain-teasing games such as Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day, publishers are looking to capitalize on gamers' new interest in their noggins. The next subject invading handhelds appears to be spelling, as Crave is getting set to test gamers' orthography.

    The publisher has announced Spelling Challenges and More! for the DS and PlayStation Portable. The game is due out this summer and will retail for $19.99.

    The game will feature a game show mode hosted by Mr. Niceguy, who will award prizes and cash for correct answers. Other modes include a variety of word games revolving around the 25,000 words in Spelling Challenges and More!'s memory.

    It wouldn't be a proper spelling challenge without a little competition. Gamers can also try their hand at Ubisoft's Spelling Spree, due out in June on the DS and Wii. ...
    by Published on April 4th, 2007 12:03

    via eurogamer

    SEGA has updated its NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams website, shedding more information on the freshly announced Wii title.

    It seems our asexual hero NiGHTS will have the option of wearing persona masks to shape-shift into different forms, each granting new abilities and exploration possibilies.

    The first of these is the dragon mask, capable of transforming you into a giant scaly beast immune to the powerful wind effects of the sky, followed by a dolphin mask that will let you take on the form of Flipper and venture to the depths of the ocean. Then last but not least is the rocket mask granting you supersonic speeds - a bit like Michael Jackson turning into a spaceship in Moonwalker as he attempts to rescue Annie from Joe Pesci's goons. Not that we've ever watched it.

    But perhaps the most unique and exciting feature to be announced on the website is the new WiiConnect24 implementation. Familiar things like going online to exchange items with friends will be in, but the ability to change the scenery according to real-world seasons using the Forecast Channel is what's really nifty.

    Unfortunately there's little more information than that, so we'll have to keep our eyes peeled. But its got us speculating. Could it be that we'd see in-game changes to reflect day-to-day forecasts? Speak your brain in our handily placed comment system below.

    NiGHTS was originally created on SEGA Saturn back in 1996. It cast you in the unisex boots of a fantastical creature who undertook a fluid aerial-combat adventure in the skies of Nightopia.

    SEGA Europe finally admitted a Wii version was in development yesterday, and that it will boast seven levels of mystical environments to glide through using the unique possibilities of Nintendo's console. ...
    by Published on April 4th, 2007 11:58

    via cvg

    BioWare has responded to the public outcry over yesterday's rather rough-looking Mass Effect screenshots, admitting that the shots were a "mistake" and "didn't look very good".

    "The other day, we released 3 new screenshots," posts BioWare community coordinator Chris Priestly. "A few people posted comments about how the art in Mass Effect was 'dumbed down' and wasn't looking very good. And I took exception to the comment and posted my feelings. The problem was, the screenshots they were criticising DIDN'T look very good."

    The post continues: "The whole truth of the matter is that the person at BioWare who took those screenshots made a mistake. People in our industry don't admit this much, but we do make mistakes.

    "The person took those screens at the last minute as they were needed for the article. He did take them in game from areas of the game that worked and then he sent them off... He didn't clear them with Casey and the ME team though."

    To prove to internet doubters that the RPG stunner in fact hasn't been "dumbed down" Priestly went and captured a new screenshot which he says "much more accurately shows the true quality of the art that you'll see in Mass Effect".

    You can see the screenshot for yourself on the right of this page - and admittedly it's a vast improvement over the shoddily compressed pics from yesterday.

    "I just wanted everyone to see this, especially those who had some concerns about the final quality, so they would have a better idea of what the game will really be like."

    Screens via link above ...
    by Published on April 4th, 2007 11:57

    In addition to confirming that a Forza 2 demo is in the pipeline today, Microsoft has revealed the latest list of cars for the Xbox 360 motorsports spectacular - say hello to the Aftermarket Tuner Car Classics.

    The Aftermarket Tuner Car Classics features beefed up motors from 1992 through to 2006, with 35 vehicles in total joining the Forza 2 roster. You'll be able to leap behind the wheel of the likes of the Tommy Kaira Skyline from Nissan and the VeilSide Supra Fortune from Toyota - and plenty more. Here's the full list:

    1998 - Toyota - AB Flug S900 Supra Turbo
    2000 - Honda - Aerogear Integra Type-R
    2003 - Toyota - APR Performance Celica GTS
    2000 - Audi - AWE Tuning SilverBullet S4
    1995 - Toyota - Border MR2 Turbo T-bar
    2003 - Chevrolet - Corvette Guldstrand Edition
    1994 - Honda - Do-Luck NSX
    1992 - Toyota - Do-Luck Supra
    2003 - Nissan - Fairlady Z Custom Edition
    2003 - Ford - FocusSport SVT Focus
    2003 - Lexus - Foose Design IS430 Project Car
    2000 - Dodge - Hennessey Viper 800TT
    2006 - Mitsubishi - HKS Time Attack Evolution
    1995 - Mazda - INGS RX-7
    2002 - Chevrolet - Lingenfelter 427 Corvette
    1999 - Mitsubishi - MINE'S CP9A Lancer Evolution VI
    1993 - Nissan - MINE'S R32 Skyline GT-R
    2002 - Nissan - MINE'S R34 Skyline GT-R
    2004 - Honda - Mugen Civic Type-R
    2002 - Honda - Mugen Integra Type-R
    2003 - Honda - Mugen S2000
    1995 - Mazda - RE-Amemiya RX-7
    2003 - Mitsubishi - Sparco Lancer Evolution VIII
    1998 - Subaru - Tommy Kaira Impreza M20b
    2002 - Nissan - Tommy Kaira Skyline GT-R R34
    1995 - Toyota - Tom's T020 MR2
    2002 - Toyota - Tom's W123 MR-S
    2002 - Toyota - Tom's Z382 Soarer
    1998 - Toyota - Top Secret 0-300 Supra
    2000 - Nissan - Top Secret D1-Spec S15
    1998 - Toyota - VeilSide Supra Fortune 03
    1998 - Toyota - VeilSide Supra Fortune 99
    2000 - Acura - VIS Racing Integra Type-R
    1995 - Toyota - VIS Racing MR2 Turbo T-bar
    2004 - Honda - Wings West Civic Si

    via cvg ...
    by Published on April 4th, 2007 11:55

    The latest issue of Japan's Famitsu has uncovered Square Enix's surprising move into "pratical" DS software, including travel guides, yoga lessons and even flower blooming.

    No doubt trying to tap the success of Nintendo's own non-game Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training, the firm will unleash DS Yoga Lessons You Can Start Today, Why Not Listen To Classical Music On DS? and Flower-Blooming DS Gardening Lite on the handheld market.

    The company is also planning a series of DS software based on the popular Japanese travel guide World Walking, including stylus-fuelled guides for Italy, Hawaii and New York. Any chance we can get one for Sidcup, Square?

    In more pleasing handheld news, Famitsu also has previews on Square Enix's proper DS games Final Fantasy Tactics A2 and Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings, which look to be shaping up nicely.

    We haven't been able to locate any release info for the "practical" software line-up yet, but Mike is being whipped over his Learn Japanese book as we speak and we will, as you can imagine, leap on the info as soon as it surfaces.

    via cvg ...
    by Published on April 4th, 2007 11:55

    The latest issue of Japan's Famitsu has uncovered Square Enix's surprising move into "pratical" DS software, including travel guides, yoga lessons and even flower blooming.

    No doubt trying to tap the success of Nintendo's own non-game Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training, the firm will unleash DS Yoga Lessons You Can Start Today, Why Not Listen To Classical Music On DS? and Flower-Blooming DS Gardening Lite on the handheld market.

    The company is also planning a series of DS software based on the popular Japanese travel guide World Walking, including stylus-fuelled guides for Italy, Hawaii and New York. Any chance we can get one for Sidcup, Square?

    In more pleasing handheld news, Famitsu also has previews on Square Enix's proper DS games Final Fantasy Tactics A2 and Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings, which look to be shaping up nicely.

    We haven't been able to locate any release info for the "practical" software line-up yet, but Mike is being whipped over his Learn Japanese book as we speak and we will, as you can imagine, leap on the info as soon as it surfaces.

    via cvg ...
    by Published on April 4th, 2007 11:55

    The latest issue of Japan's Famitsu has uncovered Square Enix's surprising move into "pratical" DS software, including travel guides, yoga lessons and even flower blooming.

    No doubt trying to tap the success of Nintendo's own non-game Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training, the firm will unleash DS Yoga Lessons You Can Start Today, Why Not Listen To Classical Music On DS? and Flower-Blooming DS Gardening Lite on the handheld market.

    The company is also planning a series of DS software based on the popular Japanese travel guide World Walking, including stylus-fuelled guides for Italy, Hawaii and New York. Any chance we can get one for Sidcup, Square?

    In more pleasing handheld news, Famitsu also has previews on Square Enix's proper DS games Final Fantasy Tactics A2 and Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings, which look to be shaping up nicely.

    We haven't been able to locate any release info for the "practical" software line-up yet, but Mike is being whipped over his Learn Japanese book as we speak and we will, as you can imagine, leap on the info as soon as it surfaces.

    via cvg ...
    by Published on April 4th, 2007 11:54

    Resident Evil Umbrella Chronicles will be an on-rails first-person shooter, Japanese magazine, Famitsu, has revealed.

    Translations on NEOGAF reveal that the player will be restricted to a set path, seemingly like a traditional lightgun game, but will be able to use the analogue stick on the Nunchuk controller to look around as they aim and shoot with the Wii Remote.

    Levels will, however, contain multiple routes and you will be able to choose which path to take at certain points.

    The plot will reportedly follow the story of the Umbrella corporation and its ultimate demise, and will see appearances from Resi stars Jill, Chris, Billy, Rebecca, and the hard-as-nails Albert Wesker.

    Let's just hope the game doesn't turn out to be as shonky as the Resident Evil Gun Survivor games, which shared a similar FPS format.

    via cvg ...
    by Published on April 4th, 2007 11:49

    Cast your eyes over Nintendo's Q2 release list for Wii, DS and GBA which, it has to be said, has some decent games but nothing to go bananas over.

    Most notable on the list is Mario Strikers Charged Football, which will be the first online Wii game in UK. We're also really looking forward to Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, with its cool-looking motion control system, the platform-tilting antics of Mercury Meltdown Revolution and the carnage of the Metal Slug Anthology.

    Final Fantasy III is the highlight of the DS list, along with N64-remake Diddy Kong Racing. And if you're a Final Fantasy fan you might want to put that GBA slot to good use with Final Fantasy V and VI Advance turning up on the single-screen portable.

    UK DS owners will finally be getting Metroid Prime Pinball which came out in the US in October 2005. Harvest Moon DS - another late arrival for Europe - will also land in April.

    Anyway, check out the full list for yourself below...

    Wii Hardware and Software - Release Date Q2 2007

    Wing Island (Nintendo / Hudson) - 13th April 2007

    Chicken Little: Ace in Action (Disney Interactive Studios) - 20th April 2007

    Cooking Mama Wii (505 Games) - April 2007

    Elevator Action (505 Games) - April 2007

    Pop'n Pop (505 Games) - April 2007

    Heatseeker (Codemasters) - April 2007

    BIONICLE Heroes (Eidos / TT Games) - April 2007

    Eledees (Konami) - April 2007

    Impossible Mission (System 3) - April 2007

    Mario Strikers Charged Football (Nintendo) - 25th May 2007

    Brunswick Bowling Wii (505 Games) - May 2007

    World Championship Poker Featuring Howard Lederer: All In Wii (505 Games) - May 2007

    Spider-Man The Movie 3 (Activision) - May 2007

    Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (Disney Interactive Studios) - May 2007

    Mortal Kombat: Armageddon (Midway) - May 2007

    Puzzle Balls (System 3) - May 2007

    Chicken Shoot + Egg Catcher (ZOO Digital Publishing) - May 2007

    Pangya! Golf with Style (Nintendo) - June 2007

    Dave Mirra Racing Wii (505 Games) - June 2007

    Transformers - June 2007

    Mercury Meltdown Revolution (Ignition) - Q2 2007

    Metal Slug Anthology (Ignition) - Q2 2007


    Nintendo DS Hardware and Software - Release Date Q2 2007

    Pokémon Ranger (Nintendo) - 13th April 2007

    Hotel Dusk: Room 215 (Nintendo) - 13th April 2007

    Harvest Moon DS (Nintendo / Rising Star Games) - 13th April 2007

    The Settlers (Ubisoft) - 19th April 2007

    Diddy Kong Racing DS (Nintendo) - 20th April 2007

    Jin Jin (505 Games) - April 2007

    Wild Wild Western (505 Games) - April 2007

    Zendoku (Eidos) - April 2007

    Lunar Knights (Konami) - April 2007

    Lost in Blue 2 (Konami) - April 2007

    Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2007 (Konami) - April 2007

    Impossible Mission (System 3) - April 2007

    Final Fantasy III (Square Enix) - 4th May 2007

    Nicktoons Battle Volcano Island (THQ) - 4th May 2007

    Chicken Shoot + Egg Catcher (ZOO Digital Publishing) - 4th May 2007

    Picross DS (Nintendo) - 11th May 2007

    Custom Robo Arena (Nintendo) - 25th May 2007

    Fishing DS (505 Games) - May 2007

    Tangram (505 Games) - May 2007

    Spider-Man The Movie 3 (Activision) - May 2007

    Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (Disney Interactive Studios) - May 2007

    Pony Friends (Eidos) - May 2007

    Death Jr and the Science Fair of Doom (Konami) - May 2007

    Marvel Trading Card Game (Konami) - May 2007

    Steel Horizon (Konami) - May 2007

    Power Play Pool (System 3) - May 2007

    Super Fruit Fall (System 3) - May 2007

    Herbie: Fully Loaded (Disney Interactive Studios) - 1st June 2007

    ANNO 1701 (Disney Interactive Studios) - 8th June 2007

    8 Ball All Stars (Oxygen) - 8th June 2007

    Powershot Pinball Constructor (Oxygen) - 8th June 2007

    Mahjong (dtp) - 15th June 2007

    Wario: Master of Disguise (Nintendo) - June 2007

    Kirby Mouse Attack (Nintendo) - June 2007

    Metroid Prime Pinball (Nintendo) - June 2007

    Puzzle League DS (tentative title name) (Nintendo) - June 2007

    Shrek The Third (Activision) - June 2007

    Meteos: Disney Magic (Disney Interactive Studios) - June 2007

    Best of tests DS (Neko Entertainment) - June 2007

    Code Lyoco (Game Factory/K.E. Media) - Q2 2007

    Pet Alien (Game Factory/K.E. Media) - Q2 2007

    Panzer Tactics DS (10tacle Studios) - Q2 2007

    Dino Master (Majesco) - Q2 2007

    F24 Stealth Fighter (Majesco) - Q2 2007

    Mech Assault Phantom War (Majesco) - Q2 2007

    Nacho Libre (Majesco) - Q2 2007

    Super Black Bass Fishing (Majesco) - Q2 2007

    Guilty Gear Dust Strikers (Majesco / THQ) - Q2 2007

    B-17 Fortress in the Sky (ZOO Digital Publishing) - Q2 2007

    Frisbee Freestyle/Frisbee Golf (ZOO Digital Publishing) - Q2 2007


    Game Boy Advance Hardware and Software - Release Date Q2 2007

    Final Fantasy V Advance (Nintendo) - 13th April 2007

    Another World (ZOO Digital Publishing) - 27th April 2007

    Nicktoons Battle for Volcano Island (THQ) - 4th May 2007

    Final Fantasy VI Advance (Nintendo) - June 2007

    F24 Stealth Fighter (Majesco) - Q2 2007 ...
    by Published on April 4th, 2007 11:49

    Cast your eyes over Nintendo's Q2 release list for Wii, DS and GBA which, it has to be said, has some decent games but nothing to go bananas over.

    Most notable on the list is Mario Strikers Charged Football, which will be the first online Wii game in UK. We're also really looking forward to Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, with its cool-looking motion control system, the platform-tilting antics of Mercury Meltdown Revolution and the carnage of the Metal Slug Anthology.

    Final Fantasy III is the highlight of the DS list, along with N64-remake Diddy Kong Racing. And if you're a Final Fantasy fan you might want to put that GBA slot to good use with Final Fantasy V and VI Advance turning up on the single-screen portable.

    UK DS owners will finally be getting Metroid Prime Pinball which came out in the US in October 2005. Harvest Moon DS - another late arrival for Europe - will also land in April.

    Anyway, check out the full list for yourself below...

    Wii Hardware and Software - Release Date Q2 2007

    Wing Island (Nintendo / Hudson) - 13th April 2007

    Chicken Little: Ace in Action (Disney Interactive Studios) - 20th April 2007

    Cooking Mama Wii (505 Games) - April 2007

    Elevator Action (505 Games) - April 2007

    Pop'n Pop (505 Games) - April 2007

    Heatseeker (Codemasters) - April 2007

    BIONICLE Heroes (Eidos / TT Games) - April 2007

    Eledees (Konami) - April 2007

    Impossible Mission (System 3) - April 2007

    Mario Strikers Charged Football (Nintendo) - 25th May 2007

    Brunswick Bowling Wii (505 Games) - May 2007

    World Championship Poker Featuring Howard Lederer: All In Wii (505 Games) - May 2007

    Spider-Man The Movie 3 (Activision) - May 2007

    Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (Disney Interactive Studios) - May 2007

    Mortal Kombat: Armageddon (Midway) - May 2007

    Puzzle Balls (System 3) - May 2007

    Chicken Shoot + Egg Catcher (ZOO Digital Publishing) - May 2007

    Pangya! Golf with Style (Nintendo) - June 2007

    Dave Mirra Racing Wii (505 Games) - June 2007

    Transformers - June 2007

    Mercury Meltdown Revolution (Ignition) - Q2 2007

    Metal Slug Anthology (Ignition) - Q2 2007


    Nintendo DS Hardware and Software - Release Date Q2 2007

    Pokémon Ranger (Nintendo) - 13th April 2007

    Hotel Dusk: Room 215 (Nintendo) - 13th April 2007

    Harvest Moon DS (Nintendo / Rising Star Games) - 13th April 2007

    The Settlers (Ubisoft) - 19th April 2007

    Diddy Kong Racing DS (Nintendo) - 20th April 2007

    Jin Jin (505 Games) - April 2007

    Wild Wild Western (505 Games) - April 2007

    Zendoku (Eidos) - April 2007

    Lunar Knights (Konami) - April 2007

    Lost in Blue 2 (Konami) - April 2007

    Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2007 (Konami) - April 2007

    Impossible Mission (System 3) - April 2007

    Final Fantasy III (Square Enix) - 4th May 2007

    Nicktoons Battle Volcano Island (THQ) - 4th May 2007

    Chicken Shoot + Egg Catcher (ZOO Digital Publishing) - 4th May 2007

    Picross DS (Nintendo) - 11th May 2007

    Custom Robo Arena (Nintendo) - 25th May 2007

    Fishing DS (505 Games) - May 2007

    Tangram (505 Games) - May 2007

    Spider-Man The Movie 3 (Activision) - May 2007

    Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (Disney Interactive Studios) - May 2007

    Pony Friends (Eidos) - May 2007

    Death Jr and the Science Fair of Doom (Konami) - May 2007

    Marvel Trading Card Game (Konami) - May 2007

    Steel Horizon (Konami) - May 2007

    Power Play Pool (System 3) - May 2007

    Super Fruit Fall (System 3) - May 2007

    Herbie: Fully Loaded (Disney Interactive Studios) - 1st June 2007

    ANNO 1701 (Disney Interactive Studios) - 8th June 2007

    8 Ball All Stars (Oxygen) - 8th June 2007

    Powershot Pinball Constructor (Oxygen) - 8th June 2007

    Mahjong (dtp) - 15th June 2007

    Wario: Master of Disguise (Nintendo) - June 2007

    Kirby Mouse Attack (Nintendo) - June 2007

    Metroid Prime Pinball (Nintendo) - June 2007

    Puzzle League DS (tentative title name) (Nintendo) - June 2007

    Shrek The Third (Activision) - June 2007

    Meteos: Disney Magic (Disney Interactive Studios) - June 2007

    Best of tests DS (Neko Entertainment) - June 2007

    Code Lyoco (Game Factory/K.E. Media) - Q2 2007

    Pet Alien (Game Factory/K.E. Media) - Q2 2007

    Panzer Tactics DS (10tacle Studios) - Q2 2007

    Dino Master (Majesco) - Q2 2007

    F24 Stealth Fighter (Majesco) - Q2 2007

    Mech Assault Phantom War (Majesco) - Q2 2007

    Nacho Libre (Majesco) - Q2 2007

    Super Black Bass Fishing (Majesco) - Q2 2007

    Guilty Gear Dust Strikers (Majesco / THQ) - Q2 2007

    B-17 Fortress in the Sky (ZOO Digital Publishing) - Q2 2007

    Frisbee Freestyle/Frisbee Golf (ZOO Digital Publishing) - Q2 2007


    Game Boy Advance Hardware and Software - Release Date Q2 2007

    Final Fantasy V Advance (Nintendo) - 13th April 2007

    Another World (ZOO Digital Publishing) - 27th April 2007

    Nicktoons Battle for Volcano Island (THQ) - 4th May 2007

    Final Fantasy VI Advance (Nintendo) - June 2007

    F24 Stealth Fighter (Majesco) - Q2 2007 ...
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