With three zany, kooky crackpots sharing a cybernetic K.O.R.E suit, insane action is guaranteed. After all, the suit enhances the wearer's abilities beyond imagination. Pixie becomes a pro at climbing, Madboy gains an iron fist, and the dog Rex develops astonishing senses of hearing and smell.
And these super powers they will desperately need as they jump, run and fight their way through the wonderful, whimsical world of "KORE". Your job is to cleverly utilize their different abilities to free the kooky inventor Dr. Samuelsen from the evil Krank Brothers who are attacking from the center of the Earth.
On Thursday August 14, 2008, Hollywood studio Warner Bros. announced that it had pushed the release of the feature film Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince from its previously scheduled November debut to July of next year, a delay of more than six months.
Publisher Electronic Arts, meanwhile, has been underway with videogame adaptations of Half-Blood Prince for everything from Wii, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 to DS and PSP, all previously set to launch alongside the movie this November. However, such an event is looking far less likely in light of Warner's new movie date.
UTRECHT, THE NETHERLANDS – August 15, 2008 – The developers of the original version of 'de Blob' announce their new game studio Ronimo Games and their first title: Swords & Soldiers.
Ronimo Games is founded by seven developers in Utrecht, the Netherlands. As students the team was responsible for the original pc game 'de Blob.' Being an innovative and fun game, 'de Blob' became popular on the internet and was eventually picked up by THQ. The publisher bought the IP and will soon release the new version of 'de Blob' for Nintendo Wii.
IGN Stars knows that the world and Legend of Zelda are beyond sacred to both us and our readers. We know Link is an icon amongst the Big N's franchise characters, but we had no idea that the loudest fanbase the games possess is that of the Midna contingent.
Since we ran our All Nintendo Smash Bros. Brawl wish-list, we have noticed a very urgent (and in some circles, socially unhealthy) response to the need for Midna to appear in future Zelda videogames...or in any videogame, for that matter.
Those rabid fans at MidnaFanForum.com won't rest until their favorite character gets a primo spot in our next trip to Hyrule...and we're kinda creeped out that they keep sending us emails, so we figured we would do our best to lend a helping hand. (And by "helping hand", we mean "cease and decist.")
If you got a fever, and the only prescription is more Midna, let the game developers know it, and head over to the special place that is MidnaFanForum.com to do your part. Godspeed, gang.
