Post by Marik on May 10, 2006 14:50:56 GMT -5
For those who don't know, The New Super Mario Bros is coming out on the 15th and the Nintnedo DS lite is coming on June 11th in white.
New DS Games:
* Super Mario Hoops 3 on 3 -- Square-Enix's unusual contribution to the Nintendo DS catalog is a sports game. The title features gameplay controlled via the touchscreen, and wireless gaming is also a feature (though online was not confirmed.)
* Star Fox DS -- At last, Fox is back. The DS will be getting its own unique Arwing shooter, this time with a touch-control flight path.
* Elite Beat Agents -- The sequel to Ouendin, although it actually not connected in any way other than it's by the same team. And good news -- its US-bound!
* Yoshi's Island 2 -- Baby Mario is back, with Baby Peach and others as well riding on their Yoshis. How will this change the gameplay? We're dying to find out.
* Diddy Kong Racing -- It's "total adventure racing" with Diddy and friends. Curiously, Rare was not mentioned as the developer ... are they connected in any way with their baby?
* Pokemon Mystery Dungeon -- The game was already announced for DS, and now it was shown. This is somewhat the same classic RPG that Chunsoft has been working on for years in various forms, only now you control a Pokemon. The DS version is Blue and the GBA will have a Red version. They will interact if both carts are on the DS.
* The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass -- A tiny bit was shown. We saw much more on it at GDC, and hope to play it here at the show, so please check out the full trailer for everything that's there to see.
* Brain Age Academy -- Part of Nintendo's Touch Generation series of titles, educational games for adults. Announced Touch Generation games are Brain Age, Big Brain Academy, Sudoku Gridmaster, and the newly-announced Club House Games.
* Mario vs. DK: March of the Minis -- The great GB and GBA series continues. This time, you can create your own stage, and there is also touch-screen control over the Mini-Marios.
* Final Fantasy III -- Square Enix's other DS game is more natural to the company -- an RPG! And what an RPG it promises to be ... Square has completely rebuilt Final Fantasy III, complete with new 3D graphics.
New DS Games:
* Super Mario Hoops 3 on 3 -- Square-Enix's unusual contribution to the Nintendo DS catalog is a sports game. The title features gameplay controlled via the touchscreen, and wireless gaming is also a feature (though online was not confirmed.)
* Star Fox DS -- At last, Fox is back. The DS will be getting its own unique Arwing shooter, this time with a touch-control flight path.
* Elite Beat Agents -- The sequel to Ouendin, although it actually not connected in any way other than it's by the same team. And good news -- its US-bound!
* Yoshi's Island 2 -- Baby Mario is back, with Baby Peach and others as well riding on their Yoshis. How will this change the gameplay? We're dying to find out.
* Diddy Kong Racing -- It's "total adventure racing" with Diddy and friends. Curiously, Rare was not mentioned as the developer ... are they connected in any way with their baby?
* Pokemon Mystery Dungeon -- The game was already announced for DS, and now it was shown. This is somewhat the same classic RPG that Chunsoft has been working on for years in various forms, only now you control a Pokemon. The DS version is Blue and the GBA will have a Red version. They will interact if both carts are on the DS.
* The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass -- A tiny bit was shown. We saw much more on it at GDC, and hope to play it here at the show, so please check out the full trailer for everything that's there to see.
* Brain Age Academy -- Part of Nintendo's Touch Generation series of titles, educational games for adults. Announced Touch Generation games are Brain Age, Big Brain Academy, Sudoku Gridmaster, and the newly-announced Club House Games.
* Mario vs. DK: March of the Minis -- The great GB and GBA series continues. This time, you can create your own stage, and there is also touch-screen control over the Mini-Marios.
* Final Fantasy III -- Square Enix's other DS game is more natural to the company -- an RPG! And what an RPG it promises to be ... Square has completely rebuilt Final Fantasy III, complete with new 3D graphics.
