Yes friends - size does matter. Recent rumors have Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters for the PSP being converted over to a PS2 version.
Joystiq, Gaming Today, and Siliconera have mentioned and posted what looks like an authentic cover of a PS2 version of the game.
The release date seems to be set for Feb. 2008.
1. Robbers’ attack
Time: Jan 1st, 2008 — Jan 10th,2008
Content: A group of robbers have plundered the Earth God’s treasures. During the activity period, 10 robbers, with their leader, will turn up in the city from 8:00 pm every day. Players will be rewarded for defeating the robbers and recapturing the Earth God’s Treasure Sack and the Earth God’s Universe Sack.
2. New Year Gift
Time: Jan 1st, 2008 — Jan 10th,2008
Content: Players who have reached level 30 can receive a New Year gift box from Zilong: Saint. All they need to do is; right click the gift box to initiate the quest, complete it and obtain the reward. This can be done once a day only.
3. Join the New Year Kaddish
Time: Jan 1st, 2008 — Jan 10th,2008
Content: Players can receive funny headwear and wonderful candy from Zilong: Saint in
4. Double Exp
Time: Jan 1st, 2008 — Jan 10th,2008
Content: Players can obtain the blessing of double exp from the Award Giver in
5. Surprising discount
Time: EST 8:00 am Dec. 24th, 2007– EST 8:00 am Jan 10th, 2008
Content: If you buy 100 points, you can get an extra 20 points for free.
Time: Dec 28th, 2007 – Jan 3rd, 2008
Content: The Item Mall will hold a special promotion for players.
7. Fireworks on
Time: From Dec 28th, 2007
Content: Fireworks will be on sale in Item Mall from Dec 28th. They are not only gorgeous, but also display greetings when they are let off. Don’t hesitate to buy them.
To check out the online Chinese Kung-Fu based MMORPG, go to IGG’s Zu Online.
I received this info a little too late. Zu Online had some good stuff for the players, if they done certain things on the 24Th of Dec.
Here’s the info I received below:
Christmas is a very holy festival, for it is a symbol of peace and love. In order to celebrate the most important day of the entire year, Zu Online (http://zu.igg.com/) team will be holding some events as follows:
1. Free points
100 Zu points has been charged in each account registered before 7:00am EST Dec. 24th for free.
2. Satan’s gifts
A GM dressed as a Santa Claus will drop some gifts in Truth Palace of Holy City every 4 hours from 8:00am EST Dec. 24th to 8:00am EST Dec. 25th.
3. Surprising discount
If players buy 100 points from 8:00am EST Dec. 24th to 8:00am EST Jan. 10th, they can obtain 20 points extra for free.
Anyone familiar with Tecmo’s Ninja Gaiden will be in for a treat, if they own a DS system.
The new interactive system of playing with a stylus will allow the character Ryu Hayabusa to run, jump, attack, and cast Ninja magic called “Ninpo”. As always the special move well known to Ninja Gaiden fans is available such as the “Izuna Drop” and the “Cicada Slash.”
“Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword brings a new level of gaming action to the Nintendo DS,” says Yoh Watanabe, Tecmo’s Marketing Manager. “There’s currently a demo available on the DS Download Station and I urge everyone to try it out and you’ll know what I mean.”
The game was developed by Executive Producer Tomonobu Itagaki and the Team Ninja® development studio.
Check out Tecmo for more info.
The game will be available March 2008.
Zu Online is pleased to announce the opening of a new server to celebrate the coming Christmas and the New Year.
In the Mall players will find exclusive Christmas sets, classical clothes and many other enchanting items. Players can also enjoy unlimited shopping.
Read the past article about Zu Online.
Atari has just made available to the North American market the classics that made Atari what it’s know for.
Some of the best games of the past is now available for the PSP! Games such as Battlezone, Centipede, Millipede, Missile Command, Tempest, Lunar Lander, Super Breakout, Warlords, Asteroids, Asteroids Deluxe and pong.
Besides the 11 classics mentioned, there are 40 more original titles that you can unlock.
There is nothing like the older games, which by todays standards might not cut it, but it holds onto our psyche and we can’t seem to let it go.
“Gamers today have gotten used to the increasing complexity of video games,” said Todd Slepian, Producer, Atari, Inc. “But it’s always nice to take a break from these monstrous titles and go back to the games that defined our childhoods. With so many fun classic games packed into such a small disc, it’s hard not to crack a little smile for days gone by.”
It’s time to take a look at Atari Classic Evolved and play your heart out.
You’ve ran a million miles trying to jog away the excess fat from your body and you need a break. You’re tired and you’ve seen all the videos and listened to all the music on your iPod.
Its time to Peggle your way on your iPod!
You fire off your metallic silver ball from the top of your screen and let it bounce off of the orange and blue “pegs”. Clear all the orange “pegs” before you run out of balls.
Peggle offers 55 levels and available help from 10 teachers that guide you when you need help.
What Peggle offers:
The iPod version is available on the iTunes store for $4.99 and is available in English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish.
PopCap Games has utilized iPod’s clickwheel and it’s high-res display. The iPod version allows you to listen to your own personal music from your playlist while playing the game.
“The clickwheel input of the iPod is a natural fit for controlling Peggle, so we knew this adaptation of the game would be amazing,” said Jason Kapalka, co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of PopCap. “And with the Duel Mode included, two players can pass the iPod back and forth while battling their way to Extreme Fever!”
Peggle is similar to another game where you bounce a ball and get rid of bricks but the co-founder of PopCap has a different opinion. “But nobody can really be told what Peggle is like,” said Kapalka, “you just have to play it for yourself.”
The movie got you pumped about killing large insects that want to take over Earth.
As an elite member of the mobile infantry unit, your mission is simple. You are on Planet Halcyon and your objective is to stay alive. You will blast away on the alien arachnids before they get you.
The space marines need you soldier, enlist now and kill bugs.
Ojom Gmbh is releasing their game “Maya - Temple of Secrets” a puzzle game for the iPhone.
The adapted game will work with iPhones ability to drag, drop and twist to play the puzzle game.
The story behind the Maya game is that you must find a number of ‘golden artefacts’ that will hold the key to opening the secrets of the Temple of Mysteries.
Thomas Brockhage, General Manager of Ojom GmbH, said: “This is a great opportunity for Ojom to show that we can adapt and innovate to suit new technologies. Maya was one of our most popular games and is perfect for the iPhone’s touch sensitive screen. We are proud to release our first game specifically adapted for the iPhone.”
Maya players can play through the integrated Safari browser and free for iPhone users. European players can play it online or on their iPhone via Jamba or Jamster.
