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What do you get when you combine the action and puzzles of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles and Zelda, with the collection elements of Pokemon and the socializing from Harvest Moon or Persona 4? Avalon Code. And that isn’t even mentioning all of the mini-game aspects. Matrix Software, Marvelous Entertainment and… Continue Reading »

If you are old enough to remember the excitement of each and every new NES game being released, no matter how insignificant, then Retro Game Challenge will certainly be a positively nostalgic experience for you. Comprised of faux Famicom games, Retro Game features a crazed, Max Headroom-esque game master who… Continue Reading »

Check out the gallery: RetroGame Challenge for DS screen shots

There’s an influx of DS RPGs coming. It started this month with Blue Dragon Plus and Dragon Quest V, and is going to continue throughout the next few months. The next game in the surge is the March 10, 2009 release Avalon Code, from Matrix Software, Marvelous Entertainment and XSEED… Continue Reading »

The release date for Retro Game Challenge is getting closer, and soon, on February 10, 2009, we’ll all be able to enjoy classic video games that never really existed on our DSes. In a way, it’s a bit of a blessing that the US is seeing Retro Game Challenge at… Continue Reading »

That’s rights, kids - KORG DS-10 is now gold - you can soon make sweet, sweet music - real music, none of this rhythm game malarkey - with your DS. The “game” is real, full-on music creation software, with a 6-track/16-step sequencer and high-quality samples. Another cool feature - up… Continue Reading »

That’s right Suda 51 fans, the DS remake of the Playstation 2 game that was previously only slated for Europe has now been confirmed by XSEED and Marvelous to be coming to North America sometime in 2009. Flower, Sun, and Rain is known for taking the repeat-the-last-day time mechanic and… Continue Reading »

A while back in Japan, a truly awesome DS game was released. It was called Game Center CX, and was inspired by a Japanese tv show of the same name. It involved fake NES (Famicom) games that players would have to reach certain goals in. After you achieved those goals,… Continue Reading »

Game art contests are fairly common, but they seldom have rewards like the Little King’s Story art contest. The art contest for the Marvelous Entertainment and XSeed game will have 100 winners, and the winning pieces of art will appear in the game, which will be released Q4 2008.  See,… Continue Reading »