Some people practically go through purgatory with all of the stress and studying they do to become a doctor. With schooling and internships, the process of becoming a M.D. can take over 10 years and cost tons of money. But playing as Dr. Kevin Longfellow in Puchi Puchi Virus, you’ll only need about 10 minutes to master the medicine practice and you won’t go crazy in the process.
Here are 8 new screens of this handheld, adrenaline-pumping racer!
Activision confirmed a portable version of Guitar Hero for Nintendo DS on Wednesday while simultaneously unveiling a new peripheral add-on.
There’s nothing wrong with having a Sega character sports game. In fact, it could be cool to take advantage of series with unique characters from Sonic the Hedgehog to Ulala of Space Channel 5. Maybe the mice from Chu Chu Rocket can’t play tennis, but they can definitely feature in a mini-game! Sadly, while the characters add style, they really don’t do much for the faulted gameplay you find in Sega Superstars Tennis.
Exploration, action, and magic–all in these new Summon Night screens.
This game looks as crazy as it does intense… 2D shooters just got a face lift and it is Bangai-O!
Six new screenshots from the popular cartoon-turned-video game!
The hype begins with this blowout of 35 new screens from SquareEnix’s highly anticipated action RPG!
With popular anime comes the inevitable parade of spin-off games. Naruto is no exception; the Little Ninja Who Could has appeared on several game platforms over the past few years. Aspiring ninjas therefore won’t be starved for content if they take a pass on the bland Naruto: Ninja Destiny for the Nintendo DS.
Robocalypse is the first true real-time strategy game for the Nintendo DS to utilize the touch screen to command armies of witty battle bots.
11 Robocalypse screens that showcase gameplay and just how funny these robots can be.
Check out these new screens of Mega Man mayhem!
If the original Nanostray left you floating in deep space with its tacked-on touch controls, absentee story and unlimited continues, Shin’en has heard your distress call. Nanostray 2 corrects all of these problems while maintaining the gorgeous production values we’ve come to expect from the original DS game and Iridion GBA titles.
When the original Crystal Chronicles debuted on the Gamecube, it raised a few eyebrows as it eschewed much of the famous Final Fantasy formula. The game’s successor, Ring of Fates, also differentiates itself from the series proper by breaking new ground with the DS’s touchpad but it still upholds Square’s rigorous artistic standards.
What the hell’s a Puchirus? The virus has turned the “dull but kind” inhabitants of a “quaint planet much like Earth” into “wild, aptly named creatures.” Fortunately, Doctor Keven A. Longfellow has developed the Puchi Buster DS, which cures patients with “high doses of pure awesome.” It sounds like a game scenario an eight year old would come up with, but for that very reason, Puch Puchi Virus sort of rocks.
I never really pinned myself as someone who could do roguelikes. Nethack always struck me as rather bewildering, but maybe it was just the cryptic @ symbolizing my existence and the fact that nearly every other character on the keyboard was out to get me. Call me a noob! Fortunately, for the roguelike-curious, Mysterious Dungeon titles are friendly and fun.
Thirteen new screens from Square Enix’s mysterious new action RPG!
This “untamed” game is in desperate need of some obedience lessons.
It’s easy to see where the “Tycoon” part of Zoo Tycoon 2 comes in– babies. More and more babies…to sell on the black market, I like to pretend. Sure the nature show bit is skipped, but magically, pint-sized critters sprout up in exhibits, cute little hearts over their heads. Once the hearts disappear, you’re free to release them into the wild or follow your tycoon instincts and use them to make huge dollars! But I’m getting ahead of myself.
Apple on Thursday paved the way for portable gaming on iPhone announcing the impending arrival of EA’s Spore, Sega’s Super Monkey Ball, and more.