Nintendo News

Nov. 10, 2008

Are you hungry? Think of this week’s Wii™ Shop Channel lineup as a lively menu that aims to satisfy every appetite. You’ll find a food-themed game to …
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LYON, FRANCE – 10 November 2008 – Atari brings a fresh approach to platforming on Nintendo DS™ with The Chase: Felix Meets Felicity, the fast-paced game in which players navigate their way through bizarre obstructions, interruptions and mishaps, using the stylus to draw a path to the object of their affection. The Chase: Felix Meets Felicity is scheduled for release in February 2009 exclusively on Nintendo DS.

Join in the adrenaline rush by jumping in the shoes of Felix or Felicity to race across town in time to rendezvous. To make it unscathed, players need to deftly navigate a series of obstacle-laden environments without ever letting up the break-neck pace. Run, jump, dodge and slide through hectic scenarios while desperately trying to stay ahead of the clock and rainy weather. The pick-up-and-play gameplay makes ingenious use of the Nintendo DS stylus to draw platforms to climb and hop across, dodging difficult barriers and any cold-hearted misanthropes who get in the way.

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This is an interesting find. There is already a DS game were you can transfer you Mii’s to the game, Aruite Wakaru Seikatsu Rhythm DS. (or Personal Trainer: Walking) …
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Wii WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009 Brain Challenge MLB Superstars Big League Sports Block Party Bratz Kidz: Slumber Party Call of Duty: World at War FaceBreaker K.O. …
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“…I’m afraid we cannot confirm what we are doing today. But the fact of the matter is that technology is evolving all the time and in Japan, for example…All …
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Free $10 gift card with purchase: – Disney’s Th!nk Fast (Wii) – Ultimate I Spy (Wii) – The Price Is Right (Wii) – Guitar Hero: On Tour (DS) …
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Back in the day of MS DOS, when it was easy to hack into games, this little “gem” was created. The good old days of DOS, when you had to …
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