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Who needs a high-definition cowboy title when you can play SNES classic Wild Guns on the Virtual Console? It joins this week's Nintendo Download line-up along with Ben 10, Beaver Defense, and the sequel to 18-year-old Game Boy title X. More »
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At this year's E3, D3 Publisher had several offerings to show off, ranging from kiddie show spin offs and more Naruto games to M-rated boobs and gore, as well as the 'spiritual successor' of Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords. While I passed by the Naruto games due to time constraints and lack of interest, I did look at five other games: Puzzle Quest: Galactrix, Onechanbara, Ben 10: Alien Force, Bangai-O Spirits, and Shaun the Sheep. Hit the jump for some art assets from the games and impressions. More »
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Worried about what D3 Publisher has in store for their upcoming Ben 10: Alien Force game, based off of the relaunch of the hit Cartoon Network series? Well then head over to the Ben 10: Alien Force game creator and make your own damn video game. Launched today at Cartoon Network's website, the flash game allows players to creator and share their own action adventure game creations with the community, where they will be weighed, measured, and assigned a rating based on how awesome they are or aren't. They've already got several entries ready for you to test out, or dig right in and create your own. It's a bit limited of course, but it is also completely free, so it balances out. Head over to CartoonNetwork.com to check it out! More »
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People seem to really love Ben 10. The Cartoon Network show crosses the lines between kids and adults and when I saw the game demoed at Comic-Con, both sets of ages were there, enjoying the game with equal abandon. I tried it out myself and even though I wasn't terribly familiar with the show, the game was pretty fun. With the game's launch not far off, D3 Publishers has premiered the game's website which is now open and ready for your rather stringent approval. I'm sure you'll have plenty to say about it. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=307878&view=rss&microfeed=true Being somewhat of a fan of the series I cannot help but hem and haw over every little bit of information that surfaces about the Ben 10 videogame. I know I've been over it before, but this is exactly the type of cool-ass concept that is going to be mangled in game form. As a boy who can transform into a predetermined number of aliens with different powers with time limit constraints attached, designers either have to create levels with 10 different ways of traveling in mind, lock the player into one character per level or situation, or scrap an integral part of the whole concept in order to make things easier. Choice three is extremely popular in a licensed title. More »
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With the initial rights agreement announced back in early February, D3Publisher of America is moving right along with the Ben 10 property, announcing a game coming out this fall called Ben 10: Protector of Earth for the Wii, PS2, PSP and DS. The game will feature all of the characters from the Emmy-award winning cartoon show, and hopefully a fair amount of the personality. Without the personality, games like this suck. More »
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Cartoon Network has awarded D3Publisher of America the video game rights to the popular cartoon Ben 10, which features a young boy named Ben who discovers an alien device that allows him to transform into different alien heroes, each with their own unique form and powers. It's kind of like the old DC Dial H for Hero comic. Speaking of which, someone needs to secure those rights. Dial H would make an awesome game...just think of the downloadable community created content possibilities alone. Boggles the mind it does. More »
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