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Kenryoku_Maxis on 19 April 2009
gog85 said:
A Boy and His Blob

Oh man, I totally forgot about this being made.  Now there's another game I'm looking out for.

And yeah, Some other's I'm looking forward to are DQVI (DS), DQX (WII), Zelda: Spirit Tracks (DS) and RE: Darkside Chronicles (Wii).  But I didn't want to fill up the page with tons of youtube links and those games don't really have good trailers or gameplay footage.

 



Six upcoming games you should look into:

 

  

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Rainbird on 19 April 2009

Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, Monster Hunter 3 and Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings



phisheep on 19 April 2009

Endless Ocean 2: Beautiful Ocean



Alic0004 on 19 April 2009

Yep, DS continues to get better and better, with DQ VI and IX coming out, and the horribly titled "the another world" looking like possibly the best game of all time.

Wii also getting some really special looking games. Might have to finally get my own and stop going over to my brother's house for Wii night. (I tried to say that in a way that didn't sound perverse...)



 

NintendoMan on 19 April 2009

DS:
Rhythm Heaven
Pokemon Platinum
Mario & Luigi RPG 3
Legend of Zelda:Spirit Tracks
Mario & Sonic At The Winter Olympic Games
Miami Law
Infinite Space
The Another World
Blood of Bahamut
Cerulean Dreams

There are several more games I'm keeping an eye on, and 4 or 5 games that are out but I have yet to buy.



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Broncos724 on 19 April 2009

The Conduit, and any AAA games Nintendo will be announcing at E3.



damkira on 19 April 2009

For Wii, I'm definitely looking forward to Crystal Bearers, Tales of Graces and Arc Rise Fantasia.

For the DS, really just Spirit Tracks.

 



Gamerace on 19 April 2009

Tiger Woods '10
Grand Slam or Virtua Tennis
The Conduit
Endless Ocean 2
Mario & Sonic at the Winter Games
Silent Hill: Shattered Memories
Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings
Red Steel 2
REmake, RE0 (missed them last gen)

On the fence about:
A Boy and the Blob
Punch-Out!
Monster Hunter 3
Rabbids Go Home
Ghostbusters
Wii Sports Resort
RE:DC
Dead Space
Sin & Punishment 2



 

RCTjunkie on 19 April 2009

Wii:
Excitebots
Wii Sports Resort
Mario & Sonic Winter Olympic Games
VC:
Majora's Mask
Super Smash Bros
DS:
Zelda: Spirit Tracks
Mario and Luigi 3



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griffinA on 19 April 2009

Wii:

The conduit, arc rise fantasia, tales of graces, monster hunter 3, muramasa: the demon blade, FFCC: TCB, Silent Hill, cursed mountain



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