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Korg DS-10 Plus Review
The first thing that needs to be known is that Korg DS-10 Plus is not a game. It’s not even a simulation or dumb-downed version of the Korg software made for casual players.
Korg DS-10 Plus is a hardcore piece of software that while isn’t as powerful as the actual synthesizer, utilizes the Nintendo DS and the touch pad in a fashion that appears so simple, but actually hides the sophisticated beast in the cartridge.
With Korg DS-10 Plus, XSEED improved on the original release by adding Nintendo DSi functions which allow for two decks rather than the single one for the Nintendo DS. After putting hours into experimentation, it can be said that this software is a hidden gem for the Nintendo DS/DSi, especially for musicians.
Crime Scene for Nintendo DS Sleuthing on the Go
You can now confidently add “forensics lab” to the growing list of Nintendo DS’s capabilities with Southpeak Interactive’s Crime Scene.
As a recently promoted forensics detective, you must scour the crime scenes for clues, collect evidence and anlayze them in the lab to piece together the details of your first double murder case, afellow detective and his wife.
Activision announces Zhu Zhu Pets Collector’s Edition for Nintendo DS
If you didn’t know already, Zhu Zhu Pets are the latest kids’ toy craze - think Tickle Me Elmo from oh, 10 years ago? Activision’s game of the Zhu Zhu Pets franchise will include a limited edition “Baxter” baby hamster toy in what they’re dubbing a Collector’s Edition box, while supplies last.
In the game, players will take care of and race their hamsters in mazes, collecting “carrots, coins and new hamster friends and babies.” What kiddies won’t care to know is that mom and pop will be shelling out no more than what most most other new DS games cost — it’s $29.99 for this toy-included collector’s package.
After the jump, check out what this baby hamster will look like with a box shot and some screens of the game itself.
Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey New Screens
Come March 23, 2010 most fans of the Shin Megami Tensei series will be playing the new title Strange Journey. Included in the retail release is not only the Nintendo DS cartridge, but also the soundtrack with every launch copy.
Along with new screens, Lead Editor for Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey, Nich Maragos published a production diary highlighting the localization of the title. Be sure to read through it here.
