Gamestop selling PSP Value Pack for $200!

Posted on February 6, 2012 by admin

The greatest sting that the PSP fanboys were facing was its price thing that Sony was not decreasing for last one year but now Sony has heard the plea of the hundreds and thousands of gamers with bringing a price cut to PSP Value Pack. Sony has finally decided to slash the price of PSP. The PSP Value Pack now costs $200 that was previously priced at $249 while the PSP console was priced at $199. If you don’t believe you van check here, gamestop.com is showing some details about the price cut on PSP Valve Pack that includes a 32MB Memory Stick, headphones, and a PSP sleeve. Anyway, the offer seems pretty nice but what making me feel low is PSP still selling for the $199, but hope, PSP core will be next that will see price cut. Via: pspfanboy

Square’s handheld titles likely to see new delay

Posted on February 5, 2012 by admin

Square Erix is the game developer who has a lot of new projects underway for the different handhelds. It is not able to show a consistency at all as EGM states that Square Erix is perhaps delaying fewest of its handheld titles for few more months, may be upto next year. The titles that are getting delayed are: � Dragon Quest IX Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core Final Fantasy Tactics The titles have been postponed to undefined time, next year. What about Square’s latest title Final Fantasy XII Revenant Wings that is going to make its debut this month on April 26th, 2007? Is it going to be delayed, as well? Let’s see….! Via: younewb

Hospitalize pets in Zoo Hospital on NDS

Posted on February 5, 2012 by admin

The last title that Majestico Entertainment dropped out of its bag was Cooking Mama that turned out as a highly successful title when released on Wii & NDS. After groping in dark for so long, it seems like the developer has got its hands on the Holy Grail that Majestico hopes would earn glory comparable to Cooking Mama. The magic stick is new project named Zoo Hospital, which developer is brining to Nintendo’s dual-screened portable device DS. Developed by Torus Games, the title lets players diagnose and treat more than 40 different species of birds, mammals, and reptiles at a world-famous zoo. In the beginning, you will be playing with 10 wild animal species including jaguar, zebra, chimp, panda, hyena, kangaroo, lion, eagle, cobra and the rare fossa. The player must be taking care/diagnosing (particular medical condition) each animal, observe their vital signs, and treat them likewise. If you are a lover of animals, and even after playing Trauma Center, you want more; Majestico has answered your prayers. Through a press release, Majestico reports: In Zoo Hospital, players begin with 10 wild animal species including: jaguar, zebra, chimp, panda, hyena, kangaroo, lion, eagle, cobra and the endangered fossa. Gamers must identify and treat their ailments, while checking vital signs and learning how to calm their stressed patients. Players use the Touch Screen and stylus to tackle challenging medical mini-games, including: administering injections, applying ointment, bandaging appendages, pulling teeth, x-raying organs and much more. The developer has scheduled Zoo Hospital for this fall release at a suggestive price of $29.99. Via: Eurogamer

DS fans…Rejoice! DS getting Myst this November

Posted on February 5, 2012 by admin

Approximately a decade old game from 1993, first person graphic adventure genre Myst that was originally released on PC platform with few others (last year released on Sony’s PSP) was rumored for Nintendo’s portable platform, DS. Thanks to Midway, because it has confirmed that the NDS version of the game is undeniably coming. It’s Midway’s generosity that it has brought the old franchise to the DS handheld and it’s completely a rework doe of the game that takes full advantage of hardware so as to keep the venture full of life. Myst is an adventure game that moves forward while solving puzzles amidst highly interactive environments. With a reconstruction work, the game receives an update that brings a new age called ‘Rime Age’, which is exclusive to DS handheld with some multiple save slots included. The news is fairly a great news for all the traditional adventure lovers. The game will find a pretty good use of portable platform’s touch sensitive feature to help unlock the various levels included in the game. The game will be released over the handheld platform this November, in Europe. Via: dsfanboy

8 Ball Allstars: Detail and screens

Posted on February 4, 2012 by admin

Are you fed-up of playing oldie Cue Club? You need not worry because the developer Oxygen Interactive has a new Pool game on the way for Nintendo DS named 8 Ball Allstars. The game is said to be the ‘modern, stylish and comprehensive take on pool.’ New screenshots of 8 Ball Allstars are out that makes you appreciate the new Pool decency. The new screens reveals quality of graphics scheme associated with game. It is clear from the screenshots that the game will feature some single as well as multiplayer mode. Quickmatch gameplay options are also there in the game. The excitement escalates as you hit the tip of inverted triangle to break the stack, balls get splattered across the table, and thrill enters next stag as you handle the physics of the game in accordance with your capability. The game is scheduled for launch on November 1st, this year. Check out screenshots fastened below and decide if it is your kinda game or not. Via: pro-g

Lexicon’s Fizz coming to Nintendo DS this November

Posted on February 4, 2012 by admin

Lots and lots of puzzle games there on almost all portable platforms and now another puzzle game on re way! Yes I ma talking about Lexicon’s new puzzle game Fizz announced for Nintendo DS. Fizz is a puzzle genre by Lexicon; a celebrated name in gaming industry that has been slate for launch sometime in Nov this year over Nintendo’s portable platform DS. The game having central and principal game board comes with 25 points each having four antennae and each antenna with four colors. The goal is to create energy flow by aligning colors. When a loop is created, points are deducted and other points come onto the board. The game is outer space thematic and the player has a wide option to select one out of ten various boards that let you have a great time and good hold over game. Key Features of game are listed below: Infinite Time & Countdown Single-player modes Standard level mode Infinite same-level mode Time Attack mode Arcade mode Multiplayer game modes Vs. mode with infinite time Vs. mode with limited time Co-op mode Up to 4-players in multiplayer 10 characters with 5 teams: scientists, marines, pilots, computer scientists, and artists. Via: nintendoworldreport

Worms Open Warfare 2 revealed, likely to hit DS/ PSP handheld

Posted on February 3, 2012 by admin

A year old Worms franchise is seeking an expansion as the new version is about to take birth into the gaming world. The title is Worms Open Warfare 2. The game publisher THQ’s latest release schedule has set some clues that reveals a new installment in the Worms franchise is in the development. However, there is not very much known about the title underdevelopment but the publisher has mentioned that the title will hit the store shelves sometimes this summer complete with new weapons, single and multiplayer modes, as well as online gaming for up to 4 players. The title will hit both the Nintendo DS and PSP handhelds as it releases. Via: vooks

Ragnarok Online goes portable in 2008

Posted on February 3, 2012 by admin

The dual-screen handheld; DS is doing a great deal job for Nintendo with a yielding sale. The handheld is about to receive a new title that was previously a PC exclusive. The game is Gravity Co’s MMORPG Ragnarok Online that the latest edition of ‘Famitsu’ confirms for DS, for 2008 release. However, we have to wait a lot longer; but we will be able to get our hands on compelling role-playing game, for sure. As I am sure that the project is no small venture, so it’d be very interesting to see when it turns portable after a long wait of a year. Will it appear as a full MMO or a spin-off, is presently unknown. Aquazone: Kaisuigyo and Flower Arrangement are two other titles that magazoine reveals for DS. Via: Dsfanboy

Id Software bringing Quake III to NDS

Posted on February 3, 2012 by admin

At this year’s QuakeCon, everyone gave ear to Todd Hollenshead’s (id Software CEO) keynote as he announced that 90′s FPS Quake III: Arena will be coming to the XBLA. However, I am more keen about the great programmer John Carmack’s quote, who dares to bring old first person shooting spree to Nintendo’s DS. During his keynote, Carmack mentioned that he would love to bring Quake franchise to the NDS, especially because of its wi-fi & wireless capabilities. However, the fundamental work of XBLA version has been started at Pi Studios, but not all contracts have yet been finalized in favor of the handheld version. The thing about the DS version that makes me dumbfound is the absence of touch-screen feature in the title i.e. unlike Doom and Metroid Prime Hunters, no longer will you be able to relish ‘touch controlled’ feature of Nintendo’s dual-screen system in the game. Having taken an idea from Metroid Prime Hunters, new underway project is supposed to be a rebuilt version of the old title with some new added elements i.e. Quake III: Arena would take in some elements from Doom II as well. Both, ‘Doom’ and ‘Quake’ are franchises that we received in late 90′s and saw the FPS genre growing, now once again id Software revivifies oldies to diverse platforms. No release date has been mentioned, but we are pretty sure that we will be able to secure a copy of the handheld version of the game sometime this Charismas. Via: Aeropause

Buy, sell, and contra on your DS

Posted on February 2, 2012 by admin

No, the Contra we’re talking about isn’t Konami’s classic side-scrolling shooter, but is actually making sweet money with nothing down in the stock exchange. Capcom hopes to repeat the unprecedented success of their courtroom drama Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney by developing a new adventure series known as Stock Trader Shun in English. Shun is a young gun in the world of stocks, and will be the main protagonist in this game. His father is a prosperous trader who made his mark in the market, but then disappeared mysteriously and suddenly half a decade ago. Shun enters the market, hoping that some of the old man’s skills have rubbed off him in order to make a fortune in the process, and we presume Shun will also look for his old man as well. There is no official word on whether Stock Trader Shun will make it Stateside, but we can always hope, can’t we? Source: DS Fanboy