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News Briefs (9-29-09)

Beaterator for the PlayStation Portable is now available both at retail as well as through the PlayStation Network. ………………..………………..………………..………………..   Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days for the Nintendo DS has shipped to store shelves. ………………..………………..………………..………………..   Sony’s PSP racing title MotorStorm: Arctic Edge is now available. ………………..………………..………………..………………..   The Wizard of Oz: Beyond The Yellow Brick Road for the Nintendo DS has shipped to retail. ………………..………………..………………..………………..   Wii title Deca Sports 2 has shipped to retail. ………………..………………..………………..………………..   Rapala: We Fish for the Wii is now available. ………………..………………..………………..………………..   PSP title Undead Knights has ...

News Briefs (9-15-09) Part 2

Rogue Trooper: The Quartz Zone Massacre for the Wii is announced to arrive later this year.   Rogue Trooper(R) is a genetically engineered soldier of the future, and is unique in videogames as he has an distinct armoury; a rifle, helmet and backpack, which contain the 'personalities' of his fallen comrades, providing him the capabilities of 4 soldiers in one. A 'biochip' is installed within each 'Genetic Infantryman' or 'GI' from birth which then records their personalities ...

Another Return To Oz

FROM THE PRESS RELEASE XSEED Games today announced that THE WIZARD OF OZ: Beyond the Yellow Brick Road, licensed by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, for the Nintendo DS is currently in development and scheduled for release in North America in Fall 2009. Released as RIZ-ZOAWD by D3Publisher in Japan, THE WIZARD OF OZ: Beyond the Yellow Brick Road is an RPG inspired by the beloved tale of Dorothy and her magical journey through the Land of ...

Blu Oz

FROM THE PRESS RELEASE It is difficult to imagine a motion picture more magical and more wonderful than Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's wonderful The Wizard of Oz. Over the last seven decades, the film has indelibly woven itself into America's cultural consciousness: Is there anyone who doesn't immediately think of the film upon hearing the words, "Dorothy," "Toto," "Emerald City," "Ruby Slippers" and "Yellow Brick Road" -- or the lines to the song "Over the Rainbow?"   Now, the colorful characters ...

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