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TT Games’ open world crime drama LEGO City Undercover, one of the more highly anticipated Wii U launch window titles, is now officially confirmed for a March 18, 2013 release on Nintendo’s latest release calendar. Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon follows a week later on March 24, also the same day that Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity is released for Nintendo 3DS.
That’s not all. March 5 sees the 3DS release of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate, which...
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Crash Bandicoot was very nearly the star of his own Nintendo DS game, called Crash Landed. Renegade Kid was reportedly working on the title for Activision sometime in 2008/2009, and a newly posted video from Nintendo World Report gives a glimpse at what might have been.
The demo video’s gameplay, which Renegade Kid’s Jools Watsham tells Destructoid was put together in two weeks, features Crash as he hops and spins his way around a 3D beach setting. It’s not clear why the game was...
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As if Marvel’s animated heroes weren’t adorable enough with all their earnest earth saving and improbable outfits, now they’re getting bricked out LEGO style!
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment announced that Marvel LEGO Super Heroes will be available this fall across major platforms, offering up an original storyline with Loki and Galactus out to harm the good people of earth, while Nick Fury sets out to stop them with the aid of Iron Man, Hulk, Thor, Spider-Man and other...
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Transformers Prime is a new (2010) TV series that is currently in its 3rd season. The new Transformers Prime: The Game lets the player experience the TV series for themselves following the TV story. As I have not seen the TV series, I can
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The ThunderCats cartoon first aired way back when I was a kid. It was a show that my brother and I watched every Saturday morning, so I am quite familiar with the look and feel of the series. Of course, the new DS game ThunderCats is based on the new ThunderCats series that first aired a year or so ago, but I
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Nintendo DS (and 3DS) owners will be shouting "Thundercats, ho!" later this month when Namco Bandai releases Aspect Digital Entertainment’s Thundercats DS game on October 30, 2012. Most recently pegged for a September release, a new trailer confirms the October date alongside a few brief flashes of Thundercats doing their thing on the pint-sized DS display.
Reports describe Thundercats as a straightforward brawler in which you play as Lion-O and friends as they take on the evil Mumm-ra’s...
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To-Fu Collection is a physics based game all about a sticky block of tofu bouncing off of walls.
This martial arts themed game takes place in a series of levels designed to look like rooms lined in all manner of surfaces and possible dangers to our meat-substitute friend. All around, the game’s simple visual design works well and, while the graphics might not be as crisp and detailed as the version found on the iPhone, it still works well.
To-Fu Collection’s background music has elements...
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Cradle of Persia is the latest game in the Cradle of series, and while the game plays very similarly to other match-three titles, this one has a few variations on the theme to keep things interesting.
The game displays the board on the bottom screen, while the top screen shows items like the current amount of money, building materials and food you’ve gathered, as well as how much time you have left in the level. The gameboard itself feels small and a bit rough around the edges, but it gets...
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The recently discovered timer connected to the Nintendo DS RPG, The World Ends With You, ticked down to zero over the weekend, revealing a new "Solo Remix" version of the game for iOS platforms. The previously rumored mobile version of the game is out right now, for $17.99 on your iPhone and $19.99 on your iPad, via Apple’s App Store.
An official website lays out the new features added in The World Ends With You: Solo Remix, with the biggest attractions being Retina Display-friendly...
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Bad news, gamers: If reports from Ars Technica turn out to be correct, Nintendo Power magazine is shutting down soon.
According to the source, Nintendo pulled the plug. The company, described as "difficult to work with," was uninterested in renewing its contract with Future Publishing, the group who published the magazine. According to the source, Nintendo is not interested in taking over direct control of Nintendo Power either.
Reportedly, Nintendo Power editors and staffers were told...
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