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Nintendogs Kicks Off 'Dog Days' of Summer

Nintendo Will Unleash a Pack of 170 New Games This Fall and an Earth-Shaking
Accessory

REDMOND, Wash., Aug. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Today's launch of Nintendogs(TM)
marks the end of the summer doldrums and the beginning of the "dog days" of
summer. The three versions of the cool puppy simulation, made exclusively for
Nintendo DS(TM), hit stores today and herald the beginning of a hit parade of
games for all three of Nintendo's video game systems through the end of the
year.

Game Boy(R) Micro ships to stores on Sept. 19 at an MSRP of just $99.99,
multiple Mario(TM) sports titles are on their way for Nintendo GameCube(TM)
and Nintendo DS now has a MSRP of $129.99, with an earth-shaking new Nintendo
DS Rumble Pak(TM) on its way for Metroid(R) Prime Pinball. But it's the
Nintendogs pups that will serve as the lead dogs.
"You can only let sleeping dogs lie for so long, and these Nintendogs are
ready to play," says George Harrison, Nintendo of America's senior vice
president of marketing and corporate communications. "Nintendo players will
be howling with delight all the way through the holidays with Nintendogs and
the depth and breadth of games available on all Nintendo systems."
Nintendo fans clearly will have plenty of titles to choose from. Between
now and the end of the year, players will play soccer, tennis and baseball
with Mario, explore a mystery in Trace Memory(TM) and fight battles in both
Battalion Wars(TM) and Advance Wars(R): Dual Strike. On Oct. 24, Metroid
Prime Pinball will come bundled with the new DS Rumble Pak accessory. The DS
Rumble Pak fits into the Game Boy(R) Advance slot of the DS and lets players
feel all the rolling, bumping and tilting that are the hallmarks of great
pinball games. In total, nearly 170 games are on their way for Nintendo
systems. Here's a list of games currently scheduled to launch for Nintendo
platforms through the holidays. Note that titles and dates are subject to
change.

Nintendo DS:
Aug. 22: Advance Wars: Dual Strike from Nintendo
Aug. 22: Nintendogs from Nintendo
Aug. 23: Pac n' Roll from Namco
August: Yu-Gi-Oh! Nightmare Troubadour from Konami
Sept. 19: Tak: The Great Juju Challenge from THQ
Sept. 26: Trace Memory from Nintendo
September: Lunar Dragon Song from Ubisoft
September: Ultimate Spider-Man from Activision
Oct. 17: Scooby-Doo! Unmasked from THQ
Oct. 24: Metroid Prime Pinball from Nintendo
Oct. 24: Real Time Conflict: Shogun Empires from Namco
October: Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects from Electronic Arts
October: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney from Capcom
October: Texas Hold 'Em from Majesco
October: Trauma Center: Under the Knife from Atlus
Nov. 1: SeaWorld: Shamu's Big Adventure from Activision
Nov. 1: The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer from THQ
Nov. 7: SpongeBob SquarePants: The Yellow Avenger from THQ
Nov. 9: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire from Electronic Arts
Nov. 14: Mario Kart DS from Nintendo
Nov. 28: Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time from Nintendo
November: Disney's Kim Possible: Kimmunicator from Buena Vista Games
November: Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2 from Atari
November: King Kong from Ubisoft
November: Mega Man Battle Network 5: Double Team from Capcom
November: Need for Speed: Most Wanted from Electronic Arts
November: Pac-Man World 3 from Namco
November: SBK: Snowboard Kids DS from Atlus
November: Sonic Rush from Sega
November: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
from Buena Vista Games
November: Viewtiful Joe Double Trouble from Capcom
Dec. 5: Animal Crossing from Nintendo
December: Golden Nugget Casino from Majesco
December: Ultimate Card Games from Telegames
Fall: ATV: Quad Frenzy from Majesco
Fall: Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow from Konami
Fall: Dig Dug Digging Strike from Namco
Fall: Dragon Booster from Konami
Fall: Frogger: Helmet Chaos from Konami
Fall: Shrek SuperSlam from Activision
Fall: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare from Konami
Fall: The Sims 2 from Electronic Arts
Fall: Tony Hawk (working title) from Activision
Fall: Zoo Tycoon from THQ
Q4: Blades of Thunder 2 from Summitsoft
Q4: Mini RC Rally from Summitsoft
Q4: Texas Hold 'Em Poker Pack from Summitsoft
January: Age of Empires: The Age of Kings from Majesco
January: Bust-A-Move from Majesco
January: Guilty Gear Dust Strikers from Majesco
Q1 2006: Dynasty Warriors (working title) from Koei
Q1 2006: Metroid Prime Hunters from Nintendo
Q1 2006: Ultimate Brain Games from Telegames
Early 2006: Nicktoons Unite! from THQ

Game Boy Advance/Game Boy Micro:
Aug. 29: Dynasty Warriors Advance from Nintendo
Aug. 30: Namco Museum 50th Anniversary from Namco
August: Gumby vs. the Astrobots from Namco
August: Lizzie McGuire 3: Homecoming Havoc from Buena Vista Games
August: Shaman King: Master of Spirits 2 from Konami
Sept. 6: One Piece from Bandai
Sept. 6: Power Rangers: Space Patrol Delta from THQ
Sept. 6: Rebelstar Tactical Command from Namco
Sept. 12: Scooby-Doo! Unmasked from THQ
Sept. 13: Lego Bionicle: Maze of Shadows from THQ
Sept. 19: DK: King of Swing from Nintendo
Sept. 19: Tak: The Great Juju Challenge from THQ
Sept. 22: Whac-A-Mole from Activision
September: Disney's Cinderella: Magical Dreams from Buena Vista Games
September: Rayman Classics from Ubisoft
September: The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree from Namco
September: Ultimate Arcade Games from Telegames
September: Ultimate Spider-Man from Activision
Q3: Barbie and the Magic of Pegasus from Vivendi
Q3: Barbie SuperPack from Vivendi
Oct. 4: Bratz: Rock Angelz from THQ
Oct. 4: everGirl ... your way to play! from THQ
Oct. 4: Ford Racing 3 from Destination
Oct. 4: SRS: Street Racing Syndicate from Destination
Oct. 17: Fairly OddParents: Clash with the Anti-World from THQ
Oct. 18: Chicken Shoot 1 from Destination
Oct. 18: Snood 2: On Vacation from Destination
Oct. 18: TY 3 -- The Tasmanian Tiger from Activision
Oct. 26: Nicktoons Unite! from THQ
October: Backyard Skateboarding 2006 from Atari
October: Disney's Chicken Little from Buena Vista Games
October: Driv3r from Atari
October: Duel Masters: Shadow of the Code from Atari
October: Gunstar Super Heroes from Sega
October: Mega Man Zero 4 from Capcom
October: Teen Titans from Majesco
October: Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Pumpkin King
from Buena Vista Games
October: Ultimate Puzzle Games from Telegames
October: Zatch Bell! from Bandai
Nov. 1: SeaWorld: Shamu's Big Adventure from Activision
Nov. 1: The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer from THQ
Nov. 7: Donkey Kong Country 3 from Nintendo
Nov. 8: Chicken Shoot 2 from Destination
Nov. 8: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire from Electronic Arts
November: Atomic Betty from Namco
November: Disney's The Proud Family from Buena Vista Games
November: King Kong from Ubisoft
November: Need for Speed: Most Wanted from Electronic Arts
November: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
from Buena Vista Games
November: Totally Spies from Atari
November: Trollz: Hair Affair from Ubisoft
Dec. 5: Dr. Mario / Puzzle League from Nintendo
Dec. 5: Mario Tennis: Power Tour from Nintendo
Fall: Shrek SuperSlam from Activision
Fall: SpongeBob SquarePants: Lights, Camera, PANTS! from THQ
Fall: The Sims 2 from Electronic Arts
Fall: Tony Hawk (working title) from Activision
Fall: Winx Club from Konami
Holiday 2005: Backyard Football 2006 from Atari
Q4: Ed, Edd and Eddy: The MisEdventures from Midway

Nintendo GameCube:
Aug. 23: The Incredible Hulk 3: Ultimate Destruction from Vivendi
Aug. 29: Mario Superstar Baseball from Nintendo
Aug. 29: WWE Day of Reckoning 2 from THQ
Aug. 30: Namco Museum 50th Anniversary from Namco
Sept. 6: One Piece Grand Battle from Bandai
Sept. 12: Scooby Doo! Unmasked from THQ
Sept. 19: Battalion Wars from Nintendo
Sept. 19: Tak: The Great Juju Challenge from THQ
Sept. 26: NBA Live '06 from Electronic Arts
Sept. 30: Cabela's Outdoor Adventures 2006 from Activision
September: Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects from Electronic Arts
September: Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Lockdown from Ubisoft
September: Ultimate Spider-Man from Activision
Oct. 3: Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness from Nintendo
Oct. 4: Bratz: Rock Angelz from THQ
Oct. 17: Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance from Nintendo
Oct. 18: Greg Hastings' Tournament Paintball MAX'D from Activision
Oct. 18: TY 3 -- The Tasmanian Tiger from Activision
Oct. 19: SpongeBob SquarePants: Lights, Camera, PANTS! from THQ
Oct. 24: Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix from Nintendo
Oct. 26: Nicktoons Unite! from THQ
October: Disney's Chicken Little from Buena Vista Games
October: Zatch Bell from Bandai
Nov. 1: Cabela's Dangerous Hunts from Activision
Nov. 1: SeaWorld: Shamu's Big Adventure from Activision
Nov. 1: The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer from THQ
Nov. 7: Mario Party 7 from Nintendo
Nov. 8: American Chopper Full Throttle from Activision
Nov. 8: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire from Electronic Arts
November: Karaoke Revolution Party from Konami
November: King Kong from Ubisoft
November: Mega Man X Collection from Capcom
November: Need for Speed: Most Wanted from Electronic Arts
November: Pac-Man World 3 from Namco
November: Shadow the Hedgehog from Sega
November: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
from Buena Vista Games
November: Viewtiful Joe Red Hot Rumble from Capcom
Dec. 5: Super Mario Strikers from Nintendo
Fall: Call of Duty: Big Red One from Activision
Fall: Frogger: Ancient Shadow from Konami
Fall: James Bond: From Russia With Love from Electronic Arts
Fall: Shrek SuperSlam from Activision
Fall: Spartan: Total Warrior from Sega
Fall: SSX On Tour from Electronic Arts
Fall: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare from Konami
Fall: The Sims 2 from Electronic Arts
Fall: Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2006 from Electronic Arts
Fall: Tony Hawk's American Wasteland from Activision
Fall: X-Men Legends II: Rise of the Apocalypse from Activision
Q4: Ed, Edd and Eddy: The MisEdventures from Midway
Q4: Midway Arcade Treasures 3 from Midway
February: Teen Titans from Majesco
TBD: True Crime: New Crime New City from Activision
 
I don't see Odama on that list..........but at this point, I don't care if anything else gets delayed this season...there are so many awesome looking games coming out for the DS.

That rumble pak sounds interesting-- I wonder how it will simulate the feel of pinball.
 
it's about fuckin time they gave a release date for mario tennis gba...i've been waiting too damn long for that one...gunstar heroes is gonna be sweet too :)
 
[quote name='irrossistable']Where's Lost in Blue? I will cry like a little girl if that's pushed back.[/QUOTE]

Hmm...good question. Konami makes it, right?
 
wtf? since when was this "DS rumble pack" announced? I hope nintedo does more of this use of the advance slot for DS games... I like this idea alot already.
 
This is the first I've seen of the Rumble pak too Rolento.

Speaking of stuff like that, where's the DS version of Boktai?
 
Regarding the delay of Hunters: YES! fuck YEAH!!! Delayed until 2006 you say? Would that be to...perhaps...include internet play? If so (I suspect it is), then I say BRING ON THE DELAY!

[quote name='RelentlessRolento']wtf? since when was this "DS rumble pack" announced? I hope nintedo does more of this use of the advance slot for DS games... I like this idea alot already.[/QUOTE]
This was unofficially reported at E3 when all of the floor units for Metroid Pinball had them installed. Sounds really cool to me, I was a big fan of Galactic Pinball for the VB, and Metroid Pinball looks to be just as good.
 
I wonder where the Mario platformer is.

I can't wait for Mario Kart. I may also pick up Animal Crossing, Castlevania, and Mario & Luigi at/near their release dates.
 
Where is Truama Center: Under the Knife...?

Probably one of my most anticiapted DS releases after Nintendogs. (Nevermind... saw it in October, too much licensed crap and it got buried).

And Mario Tennis for gba in December? Cmon Nintendo, release that shit already. Good to see that Megaman Zero 4 finally has a date for the US, it seems like forever since it's been released in Japan.
 
[quote name='gizmogc']
Nintendo DS:
Aug. 22: Advance Wars: Dual Strike from Nintendo
Aug. 22: Nintendogs from Nintendo
Aug. 23: Pac n' Roll from Namco
August: Yu-Gi-Oh! Nightmare Troubadour from Konami
Sept. 26: Trace Memory from Nintendo
September: Lunar Dragon Song from Ubisoft
September: Ultimate Spider-Man from Activision
Oct. 24: Metroid Prime Pinball from Nintendo
October: Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects from Electronic Arts
October: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney from Capcom
October: Trauma Center: Under the Knife from Atlus
Nov. 14: Mario Kart DS from Nintendo
Nov. 28: Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time from Nintendo
November: Disney's Kim Possible: Kimmunicator from Buena Vista Games
November: Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2 from Atari
November: King Kong from Ubisoft
November: Mega Man Battle Network 5: Double Team from Capcom
November: Need for Speed: Most Wanted from Electronic Arts
November: Pac-Man World 3 from Namco
November: SBK: Snowboard Kids DS from Atlus
November: Sonic Rush from Sega
November: Viewtiful Joe Double Trouble from Capcom
Dec. 5: Animal Crossing from Nintendo
Fall: Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow from Konami
Fall: Dig Dug Digging Strike from Namco
Fall: The Sims 2 from Electronic Arts
Fall: Tony Hawk (working title) from Activision
January: Age of Empires: The Age of Kings from Majesco
January: Bust-A-Move from Majesco
January: Guilty Gear Dust Strikers from Majesco
Q1 2006: Dynasty Warriors (working title) from Koei
Q1 2006: Metroid Prime Hunters from Nintendo

Game Boy Advance/Game Boy Micro:
Aug. 29: Dynasty Warriors Advance from Nintendo
Aug. 30: Namco Museum 50th Anniversary from Namco
Sept. 6: Rebelstar Tactical Command from Namco
Sept. 19: DK: King of Swing from Nintendo
September: Rayman Classics from Ubisoft
September: Ultimate Spider-Man from Activision
Oct. 4: SRS: Street Racing Syndicate from Destination
Oct. 18: Snood 2: On Vacation from Destination
October: Gunstar Super Heroes from Sega
October: Mega Man Zero 4 from Capcom
October: Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Pumpkin King
from Buena Vista Games
Nov. 7: Donkey Kong Country 3 from Nintendo
November: King Kong from Ubisoft
November: Need for Speed: Most Wanted from Electronic Arts
Dec. 5: Dr. Mario / Puzzle League from Nintendo
Dec. 5: Mario Tennis: Power Tour from Nintendo
Fall: The Sims 2 from Electronic Arts
Fall: Tony Hawk (working title) from Activision

Nintendo GameCube:
Aug. 23: The Incredible Hulk 3: Ultimate Destruction from Vivendi
Aug. 29: Mario Superstar Baseball from Nintendo
Aug. 29: WWE Day of Reckoning 2 from THQ
Aug. 30: Namco Museum 50th Anniversary from Namco
Sept. 6: One Piece Grand Battle from Bandai
Sept. 19: Battalion Wars from Nintendo
Sept. 26: NBA Live '06 from Electronic Arts
September: Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects from Electronic Arts
September: Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Lockdown from Ubisoft
September: Ultimate Spider-Man from Activision
Oct. 3: Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness from Nintendo
Oct. 17: Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance from Nintendo
Oct. 18: TY 3 -- The Tasmanian Tiger from Activision
Oct. 24: Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix from Nintendo
Nov. 7: Mario Party 7 from Nintendo
November: Karaoke Revolution Party from Konami
November: King Kong from Ubisoft
November: Mega Man X Collection from Capcom
November: Need for Speed: Most Wanted from Electronic Arts
November: Pac-Man World 3 from Namco
November: Shadow the Hedgehog from Sega
November: Viewtiful Joe Red Hot Rumble from Capcom
Dec. 5: Super Mario Strikers from Nintendo
Fall: Call of Duty: Big Red One from Activision
Fall: James Bond: From Russia With Love from Electronic Arts
Fall: Spartan: Total Warrior from Sega
Fall: SSX On Tour from Electronic Arts
Fall: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare from Konami
Fall: The Sims 2 from Electronic Arts
Fall: Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2006 from Electronic Arts
Fall: Tony Hawk's American Wasteland from Activision
Fall: X-Men Legends II: Rise of the Apocalypse from Activision
Q4: Midway Arcade Treasures 3 from Midway
TBD: True Crime: New Crime New City from Activision[/QUOTE]

There is an edited list... I took out all the licensed garbage that was probably going to be crap anyways, so people can easily see the good games.

Bolded some of the more surprising releases for gba... the system isn't dead yet :D
 
"October: Trauma Center: Under the Knife from Atlus"

"Nov. 28: Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time from Nintendo" is the sequel to Superstar Saga, was there another planned?

And yes, Konami is doing Lost in Blue.
 
Everyone with a gba or a DS will have to buy Gunstar super Heroes just because it is written in the gamers bible :bow::bow::bow:
 
Dr. Mario / Puzzle League is listed on IGN as coming out NOVEMBER 5th, not December llike this list. Hmm.

I'm sad Animal Crossing is December, I was hoping for November.
 
At first I thought Metroid Pinball seemed lame, but I've been becoming more and more interested in it. The rumble pack seems cool. If it gets good reviews, I'll probably buy it.
 
[quote name='tayaf69']I hope Castlevania won't get the shaft like Zelda did. I would really like this for Christmas.[/QUOTE]

It's already been reviewed by Famitsu, so it's probably completed.
 
[quote name='Blind the Thief']Dr. Mario / Puzzle League is listed on IGN as coming out NOVEMBER 5th, not December llike this list. Hmm.

I'm sad Animal Crossing is December, I was hoping for November.[/QUOTE]

This is FROM Nintendo, I would trust this over IGN.
 
[quote name='mookiemeister']A lot of cool games I want to get...

But how come there is no info on the next Zelda game?[/QUOTE]

Why would there be? This is Nintendo's release list from now until the end of their fiscal year, or at least what's been finalized of that list, and Zelda won't be released until the start of their next fiscal year (April or so)
 
[quote name='Kaijufan']I wonder where the Mario platformer is. [/QUOTE]

Hopefully pushed back to at least Q2 2006.

1. Look at the list. It seems overloaded to begin with. Why would Nintendo put out Mario Bros. DS to compete with Mario Kart, Viewtiful Joe, Animal Crossing, Castlevania, Sonic, Metroid, Nintendogs, Megaman Battle Network, and Mario and Luigi (Not to mention other big franchises on the GBA and niche titles on the DS)?

2. The game needs work. Sure, the graphics are nice and the action looks hectic, but the series has a reputation to mantain with unlimited hopes from consumers. That means it's going to need at least as many levels as Mario World and graphical effects flying up your ass as you play. So far we've only seen a few different environments in the game, and even in those, the backgrounds need some more activity. Nintendo is far from finished with the game.
 
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