MCV: Disney has announced two new High School Musical games for console, due for release around Christmas.
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Disney Interactive Studios announced today that the newest video game in the "High School Musical" franchise - High School Musical: Work This Out! for Nintendo DS(TM) will be available April 2008. High School Musical: Work This Out! allows fans of the popular Disney Channel movies to dive into the world of the Lava Springs Resort in an all new musical adventure game, featuring storylines extending beyond "High School Musical 2." For the first time on Nintendo DS, High School Musical: Work This Out! features all 10 songs from the movie, and allows players to take their favorite songs from the film on-the-go by using the Nintendo DS as a music player. This unique feature lets players listen to their favorite "High School Musical 2" songs even while the Nintendo DS is closed.
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IGN reports: "They have sold over 140 million figures and invaded toy stores, clothing racks, television and more. Now the popular Homies characters are getting ready to hit the streets, as Destineer today announced that Homie Rollerz for the Nintendo DS has gone gold.

Scheduled to ship in February 2008 and already available for pre-order at Gamestop and EB Games, Homie Rollerz is a fast-paced, mayhem-laden racer where players can pick one of the 10 most popular Homies, customize their slick rides, then trick, hop, and battle through courses with settings, shortcuts, and secrets as unique as the Homies themselves".
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Destineer Studios is in the hood by announcing Homie Rollerz for the Nintendo DS. The game will use the already-established Homie figurines (some of which you'll find in food markets or any other stores) in a insane kart racer. There will be 10 of those ghetto characters to choose from to burn rubber in customized rides on the road.
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Aksys Games announced today that they will be publishing their first DS game, Hoshigami Remix, a remake of the game Hoshigami: Ruining Blue Earth for the PS1. Remix is currently set to be released this summer. For those of you who didn't get to play the original, you control the hero Fazz, and his helpful group of turn based mercenaries. Your group is hired to protect some ancient ruins, and without giving too much away, we'll just tell you that a powerful evil begins to rise from the shadows, ...
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411mania talks about this week's game releases. Highlights include Let's Tap, Fate/unlimited codes PORTABLE, Class of Heroes, Flower, Sun, and Rain, and Ghostbusters: The Video Game.
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411mania talks about week's game releases. Highlights include Lux-Pain, Death Track: Resurrection, Touch Mechanic, Sunday x Magazine: Taisen Action, and Cate West: The Vanishing Files.
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505 Games has announced that it has shipped Hotel for Dogs, a video game based on the upcoming feature film, "Hotel For Dogs", from DreamWorks Pictures and Nickelodeon Movies. In the Hotel for Dogs video game, players enter the old hotel to help two siblings, Andi and Bruce, feed and entertain an adorable collection of canines by building amazing gadgets, playing with the pooches and keeping the dogs happy in their new hotel home. Navigating through 10 levels of gameplay, players must accomplish various goals to keep their beloved canines healthy and amused. Players will even explore the areas outside of the hotel as they attempt to locate and rescue additional pups in need of some major TLC. Hotel for Dogs is available for PC, DS and Wii.
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Leading casual game developer and publisher Legacy Interactive has released the character line up of the second game in its Hollywood Hits series, House M.D. House M.D. places you in smack in the middle of all the drama and smart dialogue fans love from the popular TV show.
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Activision have announced support for a forthcoming accelerometer device for the NintendoDS, in the form of two new titles; Tony Hawk's Motion and Hue Pixel Painter. After the success of Guitar Hero: On Tour, it comes as no surprise to find the publisher turning to add-ons to increase their share of the NintendoDS's lucrative causal market.

In Tony Hawk's Motion players can twist, tilt and turn through numerous skateboarding sessions and for the first time in franchise history, the game brings snowboarding to its line-up adding to the more than twenty diverse mini-challenges available including new ones like Rail Hopper and Slalom and familiar ones like Hawk-Man and High Score...
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