by Chris Faylor, Mar 17, 2010 10:23am PDT
It's only taken nine lives years, but a sequel to cult-classic canine propoganda flick Cats & Dogs is about to hit theaters, and you know what that means: a licensed video game.
In this case, publishers 505 Games and Warner Bros. have paired with developer Engine Software BV to bring an interactive rendition of "Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore" to Nintendo DS in July, presumably before the movie's theatrical release on July 30, 2010. Read more »
by Chris Faylor, Jan 18, 2010 2:10pm PST
With Namco's bizarre pose-matching game Muscle March now available as a $5 Wii Shop Channel download, the publisher has commemorated the occasion with an equally bizarre trailer that, sadly, implies someone actually did think of the children.
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by Alice O'Connor, Dec 22, 2009 5:40am PST
Because the recent announcement that Muscle March will receive a WiiWare release in North America this winter was greeted mostly by sheer bafflement, developer Namco Bandai has released a new gameplay trailer. After watching this complete level, you should understand exactly why bodybuilders and polar bears are zooming through the streets in their pants, dodging penguins and horses and striking poses with the Wiimote to fit through holes in walls. It's all quite straightforward. Read more »
by Chris Faylor, Dec 02, 2009 12:30pm PST
Namco's barely clothed and amazingly quirky downloadable WiiWare title "Muscle March" is coming to North America this winter.
The muscular mini-game has players chasing after a protein powder thief, with Wii Remote and Nunchuk motions used to match the thief's pose after he blasts through a wall. When players finally near said thief, they shake the Remote and Nunchuk to tackle him.
No word yet as to when exactly the game will arrive (Namco's image of a press release only specified winter) or how much it will run (the Japanese version weighed in at 800 Wii Points / $8), but we'll let you know when we know more. Until then, enjoy: Read more »
"Cats and Dogs were horrible. Please no more furry animated talking animals in real world ..."
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