NATSUME TO BRIGHTEN THE LIVES OF GAMERS WITH NEXT MONTH’S RELEASE OF
HARVEST MOON: SUNSHINE ISLANDSPre-order Now To Receive A Special Edition Harvest Moon Plush Pig!
Burlingame, Calif., October 14, 2009 – Natsume Inc., a worldwide
developer and publisher of family-oriented video games, announced
today that Harvest Moon: Sunshine Islands for the Nintendo DS has gone
gold. The next entry in the popular Harvest Moon series will launch
November 10 for an MSRP of $29.99, and is rated E for Everyone by the
ESRB.
This is some pretty big news…if true. Rumor has it that Nintendo is hard at work on the next-generation DS system, and that it will be unveiled late 2010 and include Nvidia’s latest Tegra graphics chip. This is all rumor at this point, so don’t get your hopes up. But it is interesting to see what all the next DS has once it’s unveiled! Read on below for the rest of the details:
When Jen-Hsun Huang, co-founder and CEO of nVidia announced that he expects to see Tegra capturing 50% of nVidia’s revenue within the next couple of years, a lot of people thought that this is a smoke screen to sway the attention from its battles against AMD and Intel.
Incredibly how it may sound, from what we are hearing nVidia is dead on achieving its course. With a very aggressive approach, the company managed to sway not just Microsoft with the Zune HD multimedia player [based on Tegra APX 2600], but also a long-time IBM and ATI customer – Nintendo.
Launched in 2004, the Nintendo DS and its two latter redesigns [DS Lite and DSi] sold in massive 111.49 million units. With almost 40 million handheld consoles sold in United States alone, Nintendo DS owns 68.3% of worldwide market share.
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