TOMY Corporation and D3Publisher, publishers of interactive entertainment software, have announced that Naruto: Path of the Ninja 2 for the Nintendo DS has gone gold and will be shipping to stores on October 14th. The sequel to the only Naruto role-playing game available in North America, Path of the Ninja 2 gives players a chance to defend the Hidden Leaf Village as 30 of the most powerful ninja in the NARUTO universe through a completely original storyline.
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GameVortex reveals story and character information concerning Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution 2 for the Wii and Wi-Fi multiplayer modes on Naruto: Path of the Ninja 2 for the DS.
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Another one for today: TOMY Corporation announced today its line-up for the upcoming E3 Expo. Three Naruto titles for Wii and Nintendo DS, and Pangya: Fantasy Golf for PSP.
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Ve3tro writes: "It's been revealed that Naruto Shippuden: Ninja Council 4 is currently in development exclusively for the Nintendo DS. As the latest installment to the popular Ninja Council series of videogames that has sold more than 800,000 units to date in North America, it's the first DS game to feature the Naruto Shippuden story arc in North America, allowing fans to play as Naruto and his friends in the next generation of the series.

Based on the enormously successful animated series, Ninja Council 4 will introduce consumers to a host of playable characters sporting their updated Naruto Shippuden looks, and wireless multiplayer battles for up to four players."
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Naruto Shippuden: Ninja Destiny 2, the sequel to the original Ninja Destiny game, has now gone gold and you can pick it up for your Nintendo DS on September 15, 2009.
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TOMY Corporation Tuesday announced that the next installment in the popular Ninja Destiny series, NARUTO Shippuden: Ninja Destiny 2, has gone gold and will be available at retail outlets nationwide on September 15, 2009 for Nintendo DS. NARUTO Shippuden: Ninja Destiny 2 is the latest installment to the popular 3D pocket fighting series, Ninja Destiny.
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Back at E3, IGN's Nintendo Master Mark Bozon took you deep into Naruto Shippuden: Ninja Destiny 2. He explained the touch screen upgrades, how the fighting goes down, and so much more. Today, Greg Miller thanks him because that means he doesn't have to try and explain all of that to you.

What he can do, however, is confirm another two characters in the game.
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NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc., announced today that National Geographic Panda has gone gold for Nintendo DS. Nurture and play with your own cuddly panda using intuitive touch screen controls in this virtual pet simulation game. Learn more about pandas with the game's library of recent and past National Geographic magazine articles, each accompanied by the landmark photography the magazine is known for. Also included with each copy of National Geographic Panda is an hour-long bonus DVD, Secrets of the Wild Panda. Everyone will be captivated as they interact with and learn about these majestic animals.
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Pocket Gamer reports: There have been enough virtual animal simulations on DS now that we might normally not pay a newly announced one that much attention. But ¿ look ¿ this one has pandas! And seeing as pandas are universally accepted to be the cutest animals in the world (though they will try to bite your arm off should you get too close) it's got to be worth a mention.

National Geographic Panda is set to be released by Namco Bandai later this year. The game enables players to raise a panda from fluffy cub to lazy adult, building them an enclosure with tyre swings, see-saws and slides, as well as buying them food and toys. You're even able to build up a group of pandas, which we're going to be very disappointed if isn't as cute as this.
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EA has announced that the Need for Speed franchise has surpassed 100 million units sold life to date.

The recent release of Need for Speed Shift pushed the franchise over the 100M mark, making it the best-selling racing brand in the gaming world. The franchise has generated over $2.7 billion in life-to-date sales.
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