Go on. Have a guess.
Kinectimals is about cats. Cats are not bears. What would Kinectimals be called if it had bears in it? Kinectimals with Bears! of course.
New features shown off
Tecmo Koei is a few weeks away from launching Champion Jockey, and has sent over some fresh screenshots showing off the character customisation and training modes.
Tutorial too
Champion Jockey will let you whip horses with PlayStation Move, but more than that, it'll let you design your very own jockey, making it the first Move game ever to let you play God and win a horse race at the same time.
Celebrities, please stop tweeting sanctimonious platitudes just so you seem a good role model. Making me glad I'm not famous yet, though.
Wada piece of good news
Yasuhiro Wada created the very first Harvest Moon before going on to work on Little King's Story and No More Heroes, among othe games. So when Wada says he's developing a 3DS game, it's most definitely Good News.
After well over a year of owning this desk I finally put my first photo frame up on it. Next step: secretary.
About time
In January, Nintendo did something unusual: it accidentally released a video game. A small number of copies of DS football RPG Inazuma Eleven from Level-5 deftly dodged the tackles of Nintendo's distribution system and scored a few goals with customers before Nintendo blew the half-time whistle and the error was corrected. Now the game of two halves is properly coming to the UK, with a 26th August release date confirmed by Nintendo.
We first heard of this truly unlikely collaboration back at E3: Deepak Chopra, author of nearly 60 books on spirituality and meditation, is working with THQ, a publisher known for calm, measured games like Saints Row and Homefront. The fruit of this bizarre team-up is Deepak Chopra's Leela, an "interactive journey of the mind and body" for Kinect, due out in November.
Stern words indeed
Remember when Nintendo warned using piracy devices may disable your 3DS? The latest 3DS system update may well have started that process.
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