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May 16, 2007

Namco Bandai announces trio of Digimon games

DS News | Digimon World Dawn / Dusk

Later this year, Namco Bandai will release three new Digimon titles: Digimon World Dawn and Dusk for the Nintendo DS and Digimon World Data Squad for the not-dead-yet PS2. The DS games look to follow the same format as the dual Pokemon releases we have all come to be familiar with, but with a certain twist: The pair of titles boast "parallel and interweaving storylines" told from two different sides, in this case a conflict spurred by a massive earthquake. There will be over 400 new monsters ...
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Apr 23, 2007

Digimon World: Dawn & Dusk On GameSpot

DS News from N4G | Digimon World Dawn / Dusk

DS - Digimon World Dawn / Dusk - Digimon World: Dawn & Dusk On GameSpot

GameSpot (and GameFaqs) have just added two new pages under their DS section. Those games are Digimon World: Dawn and Digimon World: Dusk. These games are the English versions of Digimon Story Sunburst & Moonlight (as you can tell by the URLs).

This is most likely their names, just keep in mind that this is no official announcement, it is just a new page on GameSpot. Maybe if Agumon waves his tail enough, we will get the game soon.
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Oct 2, 2007

Move over Halo 3: Online games offer free play

DS News from N4G | Diner Dash: Sizzle and Serve

DS - Diner Dash: Sizzle and Serve - Move over Halo 3: Online games offer free play

CNN Money reports:

For all the hype about Microsoft's Halo 3 video game, ten times as many people have played the hit online game Diner Dash. Diner Dash, developed by PlayFirst, is a so-called casual game - an inexpensive, easy-to-learn online game that appeals to a wider, younger audience.

Casual games are played on a Web site or downloaded and, due to the cheaper format, they don't bring in the kind of money that traditional video games generate The casual game industry struggles to get players, particularly young ones, to pony up to play.

Now casual gaming startups in the U.S. like PlayFirst are experimenting with the "microtransaction" concept that's been a hit with kids. The microtransaction model is hugely successful in South Korean and China, which use it to combat piracy.

Diner Dash, played by more than 200 million people, has made $40 million in revenue from the $20 model since it launched in 2004. PlayFirst CEO CEO John Welch says their paying customers are now skewing much younger, and he believes they have hit the formula...

[The news story also mentions other casual gaming companies, titles, and models including Club Penguin, Nexon (Kart Rider and MapleStory), Tencent (Chinese), Boonty (Cafe.com), Pogo.com, and Kongregate.]
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Feb 1, 2007

Diner Dash to bring thrill of service industry to...

DS News | Diner Dash: Sizzle and Serve

Finally, a game that lets aspiring restauranteurs get the customer interaction experience they'll need to succeed without all those pesky actual people. Diner Dash, recently announced for the DS and PSP, puts you in the comfortable, supportive shoes of Flo, waitress extraordinaire. As Flo, you are charged with serving food, cleaning up messes, and keeping your customers happy. After all, they are always right. From the looks of things, you'll be running a one-woman show on the floor of your ...
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Aug 12, 2008

PAX 2008: Here's what Sega is showing at PAX 2008

DS News from N4G | Dinosaur King

DS - Dinosaur King - PAX 2008: Here's what Sega is showing at PAX 2008

Destructoid writes:

PAX is getting ever so closer and we're just now finally starting to see what all the big guns have up their sleeves for the show. Here's what Sega has planned for all of you to get your disgusting little hands on:

Bleach Dark Souls (DS)
Dinosaur King (DS)
Sonic Chronicles (DS)
Valkyria Chronicles (PS3)
Yakuza 2 (PS2)
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Jul 16, 2008

E3 08: Sega Blowout: Dinosaur King

DS News from N4G | Dinosaur King

DS - Dinosaur King - E3 08: Sega Blowout: Dinosaur King

Destructoid writes: "Now we have a trailer (after the jump) and screens from Climax Entertainment's Dinosaur King, a game our own Tiff Chow described as "Rock, Paper, Scissors with dinosaurs shooting lightning and using wrestling moves."

At a glance, this game looks like another Pokemon knockoff -- albeit with dinosaurs -- and after reading the fact sheet I'm not so sure that would be an inaccurate observation. Instead of capturing the 100 available dinosaurs inside tiny red and white balls, however, you'll need travel to archeological sites across five continents and dig up fossils with your stylus. After you revive the unearthed dinosaurs you will, of course, make them fight other dinosaurs with the 240 plus moves available.

Dinosaur King will be releasing sometime this September. Does it look like something you might be interested in?"
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Jul 1, 2008

Atlus and NIS America tag team for Disgaea DS and Rhapsody: A Musicial Adventure

DS News from N4G | Disgaea DS

DS - Disgaea DS - Atlus and NIS America tag team for Disgaea DS and Rhapsody: A Musicial Adventure

Destructoid writes: "I love Atlus and I love Nippon Ichi Software, and those sons of bitches know that they have people like me in their pockets. I can't break away. They could sell me almost anything!
Thankfully, they're selling the good stuff. They send word that this obscure game dream team continues to bring in the niche hits with Disgaea DS and Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure. Oh, and Disgaea 3 for the PS3, of course."
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Jun 6, 2008

Disgaea 3, Witch's Tale and Rhapsody updates

DS News | Disgaea DS

Last night publisher NIS America revealed their fall lineup, and for the first time in memory there was a lack of PlayStation support. Instead the company, known for its charming RPGs and affection for hand-drawn anime art over 3D cutscenes, revealed a major push into the Nintendo DS market. Makes sense, seeing as neither PS3 nor PSP have the same kind of pull as DS at this point. So, what do level-grinding RPG fanatics have to look forward ...

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Jun 4, 2007

Donkey Kong climbs onto DS

DS News | DK Jungle Climber

Donkey Kong Jungle Climber is a neat climbing/platformer/puzzler for DS, but we can't help but think that Nintendo must have given up even trying to create a compelling storyline for the jungle swinging action. You can check out the first shots by hitting our Images tab, but for a chuckle, check below for a quick synopsis of Jungle Climber's befuddling ...
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Jun 1, 2008

Letter from Don King Declared "Stupendifluous"

DS News from N4G | Don King Presents: Prizefighter

DS - Don King Presents: Prizefighter - Letter from Don King Declared

Ripten writes: Among the deluge of press releases we receive daily, it's nice to see a little bit of effort exerted for once. This "letter" from Don King, declaring that "language can't describe the sheer magnitude of magnificence" of his new game, seems to be representative of the hype we can expect to see more of for Prizefighter, which King considers "the best anything ever".
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