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Already beloved by gaming fans around the world, the charming and powerful Starfy will celebrate the launch of his first game in the United States, The Legendary Starfy for Nintendo DS, at a unique retail event inside New York’s Nintendo World store. Making his debut appearance at the Nintendo World store, Starfy himself will be available for photo opportunities with fans of all ages in a special underwater-themed area. The July 11 celebration will also feature face painting and chance for attendees to play The Legendary Starfy and win fun Starfy prizes.

Released in the U.S. on June 8, The Legendary Starfy places its charming, five-pointed hero at the center of a wild adventure as he completes a series of challenges that highlight his incredible bravery and impressive underwater moves. Nintendo’s newest standout character, Starfy is one fierce friend that everyone will want to meet.

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“I love him (Travis), and I want him to be a huge star. That’s why I’m working very hard to make this game as interesting as possible. Maybe in the …
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“In looking at the history and heritage of LucasArts it’s clear we have some much beloved titles. With the advent of digital distribution it opens up a whole new avenue …
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This is taken from Iwata ask interview posted yesterday.

Iwata: By the way, why did you decide to include golf in Wii Sports Resort?

Shimamura: Well, after Miyamoto-san got back …
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Hamburg/Germany, July 8th, 2009 – Summer Athletics 2009’s Wii™ version will support Wii Balance Board™ controls. The game is equipped with a unique Balance Board Cup.

Console athletes will need their stability on the Wii Balance Board to control their character in the contest’s five disciplines. These are high jump, triple jump, hammer throwing, high dive and archery. Players wiggle their hips around to spin the hammer and gather speed. Holding your breath and standing evenly balanced is key to hitting the mark in archery. If you center your weight right in the middle of the Wii Balance Board, you have only to adjust to cross winds to score full points.

Like all contests and challenges in Summer Athletics 2009, the Balance Board cup is available in three difficulty settings. “Easy” is recommended for players who have never played a sports game before, “Average” appeals to more experienced players and “Difficult” requires the skills of advanced players. It is possible to obtain a fourth difficulty setting called “Champion” after unlocking special achievements. “Champion” features the hardest AI competitors that will challenge even gaming veterans.

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ChaosTrend Ltd is accelerating ahead with their new IP called ‘Fuzzums’ and the team from Wales are showing no signs of slowing down. The company applied for Official Developer status …
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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers is looking better and better with every new screenshot! Hopefully we won’t have to wait too much longer for a US release!
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More screens for Monster Hunter 3 (tri) have surfaced as the Japanese launch for the game grows closer. Be sure to check the jump for even more screens!
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“I think you could foresee a future where maybe you don’t even have a console. Your instrument can have all these songs and you just plug it into your TV. …
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REDWOOD CITY, Calif — July 7, 2009 — Pack your bags for an African adventure as EA Play Label of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS) today announced SimAnimals™ Africa for the Wii™ and Nintendo DS™, the sequel to the highly enjoyable SimAnimals™ game. In SimAnimals Africa, gamers play with and tame all new exotic animals including lions, elephants and gorillas as they explore exotic landscapes from savannas to jungles. This must-have Wii game for the holidays is great for kids and features challenges and mini-games that players solve to unlock new items, animals and levels to explore!

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We have received a few emails from fans regarding multiplayer snags and I assure we’re working hard to fix those issues. It’s difficult to address “glitches” post-release, but we’re working …
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