Focus Home Interactive is pleased to release a new batch of screenshots from the Nintendo DS edition of Runaway “A Twist of Fate”, the award-winning adventure game. After having captured the hearts of PC gamers, “A Twist of Fate” is ready to perform again on Nintendo’s handheld system. These images beautifully show the work achieved by developer Cyanide to adapt this superb adventure game for the DS.
Thanks to Runaway : A Twist of Fate, adventure has never been so beautiful. It is based on a deep story full of twists that often humorously pays tribute to movies or cult series. The numerous puzzles and mysteries that highlight the adventure will put players’ brains to a severe test.
Runaway : A Twist of Fate on DS immerses us in a gorgeous adventure, somewhere between a game and a big animation movie, thanks to highly detailed and superb hand drawn sets, omnipresent humor, colorful characters and hilarious dialogs.
LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 will give gamers the chance to experience the magic and adventure of Harry Potter in a uniquely LEGO way. Playing as Harry Potter, Ron Weasley™ and Hermione Granger™, as well as more than 100 other favorite characters, gamers will have the opportunity to attend lessons, cast spells, mix potions, fly on broomsticks and complete tasks to earn rewards. Throughout the game, players will also have the freedom to explore iconic settings from the wizarding world including Hogwarts™ castle, Diagon Alley™, the Forbidden Forest and the village of Hogsmeade™.
In the last Red Steel 2 videos, you were able to discover the tools at hand to defeat your enemies. In this brand new trailer, you will discover exactly who we are talking about…
The North American release features the original Japanese voices in addition to the newly recorded English voice-overs. A newly created “Extras” option becomes available once the game has been cleared, which allows players to revisit key event movies from the game in the movie gallery, view concept art, and watch the original Japanese trailers.
In support of its highly anticipated release, FRAGILE DREAMS: FAREWELL RUINS OF THE MOON will also feature a dual-sided box front, with the original Japanese box front art on the reverse side. Fans who pre-ordered the game at GameStop and EB Games will receive an exclusive special bonus, “The MOONLIGHT TRACKS” soundtrack, together with the retail release of the game, but only while supplies last.
Multiplayer.it – 85
Fragile Dreams is definitely better than the sum of its parts: while there are some gameplay and controls issues, the excellent work made by Tri Crescendo in terms of setting, characters and storyline is really what will make you go on until the credits roll.
Nintendo Power – 55
The developers have accomplished a rare feat in producing a game that is legitimately thought-provoking, original, and visually distinctive. Too bad they couldn’t find a way to make it fun. [Apr 2010, p.88]
IGN
“The bleak and eerie world in which Seto travels [is] beautiful and enthralling…the presentation is fabulous.” IGN.com, February 2010
GameSpot
“Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon is as beautiful and dreamy as the title implies.” GameSpot.com, February 2010
Have fun with the family with this great compilation of 20 classic games like Foosball, Bowling, Air Hockey, Table Tennis and more!
With something for everyone Great Party Games will give you and your family hours of fun, either playing on your own against the computer or playing multiplayer against each other.
Supported by Wii MotionPlus™ to enhance your playing experience, and with simple pick up and play controls Great Party Games is a must for any Wii owner.
Great Party Games for the Wii™ is out 28th May 2010.
From the looks of things, Green Day is getting a similar treatment to The Beatles, with a game that includes many of the same features. Three part harmonies have made the cut, and players can unlock 100 collectibles images and 40 minutes of rare video and performances as they work through Green Day’s 20-plus-year career.
The game will ship with 47 tracks (fully exportable for Xbox 360 and PS3 for a small fee). At a party last night where the game itself was premiered, five of game’s songs were revealed:
- Brain Stew/Jaded
- Hitchin’ A Ride
- American Idiot
- Wake Me Up When September Ends
- Boulevard of Broken Dreams
Green Day: Rock Band will be available in a few flavors. Standalone disc games for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Wii. But a Green Day: Rock Band Plus will also be made available for Xbox 360 and PS3 and six Green Day tracks via DLC.
A few people have gotten their hands on Red Steel 2 and the impressions are out:
“Just finished it today, spent a lot of time looking for secret stuff and yeah I enjoyed it a lot. Like NMH2 it got repetitive at times but not as much as that game.
Worth buying for sure though, definitely a game I’ll play again and again. At times it made me yearn for a true sequel to XIII.
Ubisoft should get the same team to do that.”
“Loving the game so far, the modern western Japanese theme is interesting, it does look pretty and runs nice n smooth.
You do dead or alive looking missions on the board for cash to improve your sword and learn new skills, you can get extra cash by destroying barrel and phone booths, shooting locked crates etc.”
“The sword part is ok, not as responsive as i hoped and does have a delay to it, but you can costumize the sensitivity of it and all. First impressions are that is mission based and you find yourself moving back and forward on the same areas and that seems to be getting repetitive and got me bored after 3 missions . Anyway its a good game and the reason i got the motion plus on the first place. “
“Just played the first few missions. And I have to say, i’m liking what I see so far.
Also love the graphic style. “
“I approached this game with a lot of mixed feelings. It looked great, but it was also coming as the spiritual successor to a game with major flaws, major enough that it ruined the game. After playing it for a few hours, I can say this game is honestly great. Third party devs should look no further than this for examples of high quality gaming. It provides both excellent sword and gun play, while offering an adventure full of side missions, unlockables, and collectibles, all wrapped in a high production value package.”
“The controls feel great and I like, that there is no weapon-selection. This makes everything very intuitive. The game feels and looks great! “
“Having played a few levels of Red Steel 2, the game that I heaped all my hopes of M+ onto, I have to say I prefer the sword fighting in Wii Sports Resort. Blocking seems more important and strategic in WSR, you have to move your sword in the correct direction to block the attack. In Red Steel 2, you just press “A” to block, how you hold your sword is seemingly irrelevant (at least in the first few levels, let me know if this changes.)
Add the terrible voice acting and cheesy story, and I have to say I much prefer Wii Sports Resort.
That’s not to say RS2 is a bad game, it’s by all means decent. I love the art style, the atmosphere, and the control options. I’d give it a mid 70’s or low 80’s score. I was just hoping for something incredible that took the FPS genre in a new direction.”
“I think the game is AMAZING!!!
The controls are beautiful. So smooth, and simple. The combo’s are amazing, the graphics/artstyle is incredible.
I’m a few hours in, and I have a feeling the game is going to only be 6 hours, but I don’t care.
also the download beta is not working good u reupload it.I was...
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