One Piece sur Wii en Europe (finalement)

Personnellement je n'y croyais pas, mais finalement des jeux One Piece sur Wii vont sortir en Europe. Il s'agit des deux épisodes de One Piece Unlimited Cruise, sortis au Japon en septembre 2008 pour le 1er et février 2009 pour le 2nd. Ils sont prévus en Europe respectivement pour juin et octobre 2009.

Le jeu One Piece Unlimited Adventure (sorti en avril 2007 au Japon) par contre n'est pas prévu pour l'Europe.

Bandes-annonces japonaises des deux jeux One Piece Unlimited Cruise :

One Piece Unlimited Cruise episode 1
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One Piece Unlimited Cruise episode 2
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Une compilation de jeux d'arcade SNK sur Wii

A mon avis ça vaut plus le coup d'acheter les jeux de cette future compilation sur la Virtual Console, étant donné qu'un jeu Virtual Console coûte environ 10 euros et que cette compil devrait se vendre dans les 50 euros, soit 3-4 euros par jeu (16 jeux en tout, voir liste dans le communiqué ci-dessous). On note au passage que ça sortira d'abord sur PSP et PS2, et ensuite sur Wii. Pourquoi, on ne sait pas.

SNK PLAYMORE and Ignition Entertainment are pleased to announce the upcoming release of SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1 for PlayStation®2, PlayStation®Portable and Wii™.

Taking 16 of SNKs most beloved titles, this pack includes:

- ART OF FIGHTING – The first fighting game to introduce the then new Spirit Gauge, Super Special Moves, use of the ‘zoom in/zoom out’ function and battle damage to the characters faces.
- BASEBALL STARS 2 – The sequel to the very popular Baseball arcade game.
- BURNING FIGHT – Battle organised crime in the streets of New York in the side-scrolling fighter.
- FATAL FURY – The first of SNK’s fighting franchises to use the NEOGEO MVS System.
- KING OF THE FIGHTERS ’94 – This is where the KOF phenomenon began.
- KING OF THE MONSTERS – Giant monsters, Destruction and mayhem in Japan.

- LAST RESORT – Take on hordes of enemies in the popular futuristic shooter.
- MAGICIAN LORD – SNK’s classic platformer, pits you as the heroic wizard Elta.
- METAL SLUG - this series has long been regarded as the bench mark of side-scrolling purity, now see why!
- NEO TURF MASTERS – Can you get a hole in one?
- SAMURAI SHODOWN – The first title in SNK’s hugely popular weapons based fighter.
- SENGOKU – Fight the undead, in feudal Japan.
- SHOCK TROOPERS – Fast paced action and lots and lots of bullets in this run and gun adventure.
- SUPER SIDEKICKS 3 – We all love football – so does SNK!
- TOP HUNTER – In this futuristic platformer, you play as Roddy or Cathy, as you protect the Colonists from the threat of the Space Pirates.
- WORLD HEROES – Take on the greatest fighters throughout time in this popular fighter.

‘In the Arcade, the addictive quality of these games ensured that the money in your pocket didn’t last long’, says Peter Rollinson, Product Manager, Ignition Entertainment. ‘Now the only difficulty is deciding which game to play first’.

For further information please visit: www.ignitionent.com/snkclassics

SNK Arcade Classics Vol.1 will be available Autumn ‘08 for the PlayStation®2 and PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) handheld entertainment system. The Wii™ version to follow.

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Rock Band Wii : des details

Article publié sur MTV Multiplayer

Yesterday afternoon, I played “Rock Band” for the Wii in a demo room used by MTV Games (it’s not as easy for us as you’d think — I had to walk five blocks to another building).

Harmonix Community Manager Sean Baptiste was on hand to sing lead vocals for shy journalists. After we rocked out to some tunes (I played guitar on OK Go’s “Here It Goes Again” and Boston’s “Foreplay/Long Time”), I gave Baptiste the third degree (no, we don’t get any details in advance) with a few burning questions I had about the Wii version…

First, I asked why the Wii version is coming out much later than the Xbox 360, PS3 and PS2 versions — was it was an afterthought or did it just need more dev time? “It was human bandwidth,” Baptiste said matter-of-factly. With all the tracks, character customization and things needed to initially get the game out the door, Harmonix “didn’t want it to be a jumble.” He also said that there were different “design choices” that needed to be made for the Wii version.

For instance, Baptiste said the game was “streamlined” in that it doesn’t include character creation so that Wii users can jump right into rockin’ out with pre-made avatars. “The focus of the Wii console is different than the [Xbox 360 and the PS3],” he said. “We wanted the more casual player to get into the game without having to navigate all these menus.”

The only other major differences, besides no downloadable content (tracks will be bundled onto a disc) and five extra songs on the game disc, is the fact that the drum kit will be white. When I asked how gamers could keep the white plastic from getting grimy, Baptiste said, “We hope it gets dirty! It’s proof that your friends actually know how to rock.”

All kidding aside, he thought the Wii drum kit was made of the same material as the other consoles’ kits, and could be easily cleaned. I tried stepping on one of the kit’s feet (without Baptiste looking), but was unable to leave a mark, so we’ll have to see how dirty the kit gets when it’s being played on the red carpet at the MTV Movie Awards this Sunday (look out for Baptiste singing in a “Rock Band” band along with other Harmonix exployees).

“Rock Band” on Wii is slated for release on June 22, and the first volume of the track pack hits stores July 15.

Mario & Sonic aux jeux olympiques

Je ne suis pas persuadé que le jeu soit super (si c'est juste Wii Sports + Rayman et les lapins crétins avec une skin Mario/Sonic, bof).

Par contre dans la pub il y a The Final Countdown, et ça c'est cool.

Les Simpsons, le jeu - Bande annonce pseudo-japonaise

Super Mario Galaxy - Bande annonce

C'est trop mignon quand il est en abeille.