Australia, Melbourne, September 19, 2007 - Nintendo announces some exciting releases for the rest of the year, while Nintendo DS and Wii console hardware continue to perform well. Nintendo DS hardware continues to go from strength to strength. With the Nintendo DS Lite leading the way it has now amassed an Australian installed base of over 700,000 units The strong hardware sales looks set to continue for the rest of 2007 as Nintendo Australia outlines its Nintendo DS new releases for the remainder of the year. For Nintendo DS, October 11 sees the release of the much anticipated The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass. This latest full-scale adventure adds a new and exciting level of interaction by allowing players to intuitively control the entire game utilising the Nintendo DS touch screen controls. With cell shaded graphics, this game is sure to be a hand held hit for the 2007 Christmas period. Other releases for Nintendo DS include DK Jungle Climber on November 1, Naruto Ninja Council (European Version) on November 15 with Mario Party DS December 6 and Master of Illusion set for a mid December release date. While for Wii, the release schedule for the remainder of 2007 contains the biggest names in video games. Whilst the first Touch! Generations release for Wii comes on November 8 with Big Brain Academy for Wii, the only school where you can school your friends and family! This new multiplayer release delivers a fun-filled workout for the mind, allowing friends and families to compete and play together in games of knowledge, memory and recognition. How big is your brain? November 8 is looking to be a truly big day as Metroid Prime 3: Corruption also hits the shelves. This is the release that will re-define first person shooter / adventure games. Coming 22 November is Pokémon Battle Revolution where Pokémon Diamond and Pearl players can upload their Pokémon into a spectacular 3D environment and battle players around the globe via the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. November 29, Super Mario Galaxy will be released in Australia. This amazing achievement by legendary Nintendo game designer Shigeru Miyamoto inspires awe with its amazing sense of gravity and fun. December 13 we will also see the release of Resident Evil Umbrella Chronicles, the frightening Survival Horror reborn on Wii as an arcade style shooter that revisits all the classic Resident Evil games. Mid December brings Zack and Wiki; Quest for Barbaros' Treasure, an innovative, full-length puzzle adventure game that utilizes the unique control mechanics of the Wii Remote and challenges gamers to “play different.” “This promises to be one of the most exciting times for the video game industry, I cannot remember a time when there were so many quality titles released that delivered to everyone”, explains Rose Lappin, Director of Sales and Marketing.
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spg said: just release mario kart now please
MarleH said: Playing The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass at the moment, looks good, if you like te look of Wind Walker.
crando said: How is it that you are playing phantom hourglass unless its the Japanese version??