The DS title is brought to you by the creative minds behind Henry Hatsworth.
Yesterday, IGN lifted the veil on the new DS title, Project Monster. The game is being developed by DreamRift, a company comprised of many of the members behind last year's DS title, Henry Hatsworth.
With a family-friendly presentation and construction, players looking to enjoy a proper Rock Band game with their kids now have the perfect offering.
Rock Band is a young franchise, but has already been through many iterations. Given the widespread appeal of the game, many different track arrangements have been released to satisfy all musical preferences. Though all of these arrangements exist, the challenge level of the games have never reduced to appeal to a younger crowd. As such, Harmonix and Traveller's Tales have teamed up to create Lego Rock Band. The game still features an equivalent challenge level for adults while including easier modes and settings for kids.
A recent podcast with the original creators discusses the game's potential future.
Smash TV was a popular game that first graced arcades in 1990. After its success with the arcade demographic, Acclaim Entertainment acquired the publishing rights and began distributing the title on home consoles such as the NES, SNES, and Sega Game Gear.
The only details provided are a rough draft of the protagonists.
Last week in an interview with Gamasutra, developers Golgoth revealed that they were working on yet another remake of an arcade classic.
The puzzle-RPG is coming to XBLA and PC soon.
Today, Square Enix and PopCap Games revealed the release date of their upcoming puzzle-RPG title, Gyromancer. The title is set for release on both XBLA and PC on November 18.
The latest handheld title in the Grand Theft Auto series has made its way to the PSP. But, was the transition from the DS to the PSP handled well?
Earlier this year, Rockstar finally made a commitment to Nintendo's handheld system with the portable title, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars. During my tenure at Nintendo World Report, I had the pleasure of reviewing the game, and I walked away quite impressed. With the PSP release now upon us, I had the opportunity to dive back into Liberty City for a second round with the game.
In a recent financial briefing Wada revealed that it depends on development time.
Yoichi Wada, President of Square Enix revealed in a recent company financial briefing that the international release of Final Fantasy XIII could be happening before April 2010.
In Japan, players will be privy to the same feather stylus available with Phantom Hourglass, plus a special surprise.
Nintendo revealed today that The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks will come with a special bonus item in Japan.
This week Nick and Chessa switch things up with a unique second segment discussion.
This week once again features just Nick and Chessa as they continue their search for reliable recruits.
A Nintendo press release reveals that Zelda's spirit controls the Phantom that accompanies Link.
For the first time in the history of The Legend of Zelda series, players will have direct control of Zelda. Nintendo revealed today that Zelda's spirit is the driving force behind the in-game Phantom.
