Super Mario 64 DS and Spider-Man 2 highlight a US launch lineup that will consist of 10 to 12 titles. Also, Japanese launch details, Final Fantasy III confirmed.
In the wee hours before it takes the wraps off its soon-to-be-released DS portable gaming system, Nintendo released new details on the upcoming platform's US software lineup at launch and beyond. As noted previously, the system is slated to ship November 21 at an SRP of $149.99. However, since Nintendo's release of those details several weeks ago, there has been little word on the software lineup for the fledgling device. Now, new details have finally emerged that help paint a broader picture of the software that will be available for the system and some of the system's unique features.
News source: GameSpot
In the wee hours before it takes the wraps off its soon-to-be-released DS portable gaming system, Nintendo released new details on the upcoming platform's US software lineup at launch and beyond. As noted previously, the system is slated to ship November 21 at an SRP of $149.99. However, since Nintendo's release of those details several weeks ago, there has been little word on the software lineup for the fledgling device. Now, new details have finally emerged that help paint a broader picture of the software that will be available for the system and some of the system's unique features.
News source: GameSpot
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At present the new venture is being called "Exclaim," but this is apparently only a temporary name and is likely to be replaced before the firm starts trading. Cousens is joined in the new venture by Europlay Capital Advisers, the Los Angeles based firm which is headed by industry veterans Sean Brennan and Mark Dyne and has advised on a number of major industry deals in recent years.
It's expected that along with the Cheltenham and Manchester studios - accounting for some 160 employees - "Exclaim" will also take possession of several of Acclaim's products in development, including Interview with a Made Man and Heist.
all the game sucks...why should i pay $150 to play mario 64 (which i hate it) again...
http://www.neowin.net/comments.php?categor...gamers&id=24697
You can play as Luigi, Yoshi, or Wario! They each have their own unique abilities! The minigames are stylus-driven! What isn't to like?
I liked SM64, until I could beat it 20-billion times (extreme exaggeration) which made it boring. I knew the game inside and out! There was no point in playing it anymore. SM64DS sounds much better because a lot of new things are added to the original.
all the game sucks...why should i pay $150 to play mario 64 (which i hate it) again...
No one's forcing you.
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JPN - USA
Super Mario Bros. - Super Mario Bros. (NES/Famicom)
Super Mario Bros. 2 - Never released independently (NES/Famicom)
Super Mario USA - Super Mario Bros. 2 (NES/Famicom)
Super Mario Bros. 3 - Super Mario Bros. 3 (NES/Famicom)
Super Mario Collection - Super Mario All-Stars (SNES/SFamicom)
Last edited by 73256 on 08 Oct 2004 - 18:13
EDIT: I should read the article first
JPN - USA
FFI - FFI
FFII - FFII (on PlayStation)
FFIII - never released in USA
FFIV (Easy-Type) - FFII (on SNES, not the same as FFII in Japan)
FFIV (Hard-Type) - FFIV (on PlayStation)
FFV - FFV (on PlayStation)
FFVI - FFIII (on SNES), FFVI (on PlayStation)
FFVII - FFVII
FFVIII - FFVIII
FFIX - FFIX
FFX - FFX
FFX-2 - FFX-2
FFXI - FFXI
FFXII - FFXII
FFUSA - FFMQ (Mystic Quest)
Last edited by 73256 on 08 Oct 2004 - 18:07
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