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Nintendo President expects it will take 20 years before digital distributation replaces retail
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata has spoken out about the downloadable future of videogames. According to him, he believes that it will take the market around 20 years before digital distribution of videogames replaces the physical in-store market.
To quote Iwata:
“On a rough analysis basis, the connection ratio of Wii is around 35%, in the Japanese market. And that of DS is probably, 20% or so. It had increased with the measures like Nintendo Zone with McDonald’s to lower the hurdle for connection, but has not reached the 30% mark. …Most radical people even dare to say that retailers will be replaced by digital distribution in no time. But personally, I think it will still require a significant amount of time. In other words, it will require many years and months for the majority of video game purchase to become digital. In short, in 20 years or so I might say it will have probably changed. But in 5 years or so, I do not totally agree with opinions that no one will purchase titles at retailers by then. Habits of life do not change such radically and quickly. Especially for the expanded audience of various people, to whom we are and will be trying to appeal, I believe their habits will change more slowly.”
As a lot of people have been discussing in regards to this issue, 20 years is more likely for a Nintendo system, but Microsoft and Sony will probably be at full digital distribution by the next-generation of consoles. Especially with Sony’s PSP Go already being fully digital, and Xbox 360 offering digital downloads for full Xbox 360 games with their Games on Demand service.
Via Go Nintendo
No comments »All Starter Pokemon in Heart Gold and Soul Silver revealed by Nintendo
The Pokemon starters for Pokemon HeartGold & SoulSilver and the starter’s evolutions have been revealed by Nintendo since the games are already out in Japan.
These upcoming games are remakes of the original Pokemon Gold and Pokemon Silver that were released for the Game Boy Color way back in 2000.
There are three different sets of starters in the game that you can acquire. Below is the list:
Johto Pokemon Starters
The first set of starters you get in the game are the Johto starters, and include Chikorita, Cyndaquil and Totodile. These Pokemon got their debut in the original Pokemon Gold & Silver. You will choose one of these three at the beginning of the game.
Kanto Pokemon Starters
The second set of Pokemon you can get in the game are the Kanto Starter Pokemon including Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle from Pokemon FireRed and Pokemon LeafGreen (They made their debut in the original Pokemon games Pokemon Red & Pokemon Blue way back in 1998 on the original Game Boy). These Pokemon can be obtained by paying Professor Oak a visit after you have earned all 16 Badges and defeated your rival Red. As always, you will only be able to choose one of the three.
Hoenn Pokemon Starters
The third and last batch of Pokemon Starters that you can acquire are the Hoenn Starter Pokemon. You can get one of these three Pokemon, who made their debut in Pokemon Ruby and Pokemon Sapphire, by visiting Steven Stone in Silph Co. in Saffron City after you have defeated your rival Red. As always you can only pick one of the three.
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2009 Black Friday Deals listings for videogames leaked early
Black Friday sale listings are in for videogames! Can you believe that Thanksgiving and Christmas are nearly upon us? Time sure flies . . .
And that also means that the Black Friday shopping madness sales day is also approaching fast. Since November is already here, and Black Friday lands on the 27th, some stores have already begun to leak or release the sales that will be available on that day.
Here is a list of some of the sales that will be available on Black Friday.
KMART
Kmart Black Friday Doorbuster prices are valid Friday, November 27 from 4am - Noon. Saturday Doorbuster prices are valid Saturday, November 28 from 7am - Noon. All other prices are valid both Friday and Saturday.
Xbox 360
Xbox 360 Elite Holiday Bundle - $299 + Halo ODST Free
Left4Dead 2 - $39.99 (Save $20)
Halo 3 ODST - $39.99 (Save $20)
Need for Speed: Shift - $39.99 (Save $20)
Forza III - $39.99 (Save $20)
Rock Band 2 Special Edition - $99.99 (Save $60)
Dirt 2 - $39.99 (Save $20)
Batman Arkham Asylum - $39.99 (Save $20)
Dragon Age: Origins - $39.99 (Save $20) Saturday Doorbuster
Brutal Legend - $39.99 (Save $20) Saturday Doorbuster
PS3 & PSP
Buy LE Assassin’s Creed Bloodlines PSP Pack ($199.99), Get Assassin’s Creed II (PS3) Free
WWE Smackdown vs. RAW 2010 - $39.99 (Save $20)
Rock Band 2 Special Edition - $99.99 (Save $60)
Dirt 2 - $39.99 (Save $20)
Need for Speed: Shift - $39.99 (Save $20)
Batman Arkham Asylum - $39.99 (Save $20)
TNA Impact! - $14.99 (Save $5)
Dragon Age: Origins - $39.99 (Save $20) Saturday Doorbuster
Brutal Legend - $39.99 (Save $20) Saturday Doorbuster
Wii & DS
DSi handheld - $169.99 (Free $25 Nintendo Gaming Coupon) Friday Doorbuster
DS handheld - $129.99 (Free $25 Nintendo Gaming Coupon) Saturday Doorbuster
Need for Speed: Nitro (Wii) - $29.99 (Save $20) Friday Doorbuster
Spore Hero (Wii) - $29.99 (Save $20) Friday Doorbuster
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash Up - $29.99 (Save $20)
Game Party - $9.99 (Save $10)
Game Party 2 - $9.99 (Save $10)
Sponge Bob’s Truth or Square (Wii) - $29.99 (Save $10)
Cars Race O Rama (Wii) - $29.99 (Save $10)
World of Zoo (Wii) - $29.99 (Save $10)
Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) - $39.99 (Save $10)
Ben 10 Alien Force: Vilgax Attacks - $19.99 (Save $20)
Lego Star Wars: Complete Saga (Wii) - $14.99 (Save $5)
Lego Batman (DS) - $14.99 (Save $5)
My Sims Kingdom (Wii) - $14.99 (Save $5)
PS2
High School Musical Dance 3 Bundle w/ Pad - $9.99 (Save $20)
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Next DS to be download-only in the style of PSP Go or Amazon Kindle?
Could the Nintendo DS 2 follow in the footsteps of Sony’s PSP Go and become a download-only handheld, where games are no longer on physical media and only available via a Nintendo online shop?
Nintendo’s President, Satoru Iwata, has stated that they are definitely looking into that possibility for the successor to the current DSi system (and the recently announced DSi XL).
Going one-step further, it looks like Nintendo is specifically looking at using the same 3G wireless network as many cell phones use, and they are looking at the Amazon Kindle for inspiration. That’s because the Kindle allows users to easily download thousands of e-books (including magazines, newspapers, novels, blogs, periodicals, etc.) directly from any wireless 3G connection for “free”, with the cost for that access being directly integrated into the price of the actual unit (which ranges from $259 to $489). And that is a model that Nintendo seems interested in studying.
Speaking to the Financial Times, Iwata said the following:
“I’m interested because the Kindle is a new business model in which the user doesn’t bear the communications cost,” Iwata told the Times. “Only people who can pay thousands of yen a month in mobile phone subscriptions can be iPhone customers. That doesn’t fit Nintendo customers because we make amusement products.”
Though Iwata is a bit worried about the initial cost of the system being a bit too steep if the Kindle model is the direction they will go in. “In reality, if we did this it would increase the cost of the hardware, and customers would complain about Nintendo putting prices up, but it is one option for the future.”
I personally do not like the idea of a download-only gaming system, and in some sense I agree with a friend of mine, who said she hopes the PSP Go crashes and burns. The problem from my perspective (as well as her and her husband’s) is due to the fact that not only is physical media non-existent (which means no more game collecting), but it also means that the company will maintain direct control over all aspects of your gaming library, from the price you have to pay (no bargain shopping) to the fact that they could even delete games from the service if they so chose to. I think it’s a slippery slope. However, I feel it may just be the inevitable future . . . Then again, they said books would also disappear. How many people do you see in public using their kindles in place of a traditional book/newspaper? Exactly.
Via GameSpot
Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadow for DS coming to America Spring 2010
Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadow is coming to America in Spring of 2010 on the DS, thanks to D3Publisher who will be handling the English localization of the second DS spin-off title (following Blue Dragon Plus, released earlier this year for DS). It will also be released in Europe next year.
Plot-wise, the game takes place two years after the original Xbox 360 Blue Dragon and one year after Blue Dragon Plus. And for the first time in the series, players will not be controlling Shu and his companions. In their stead, is a character that the player fully creates, who remains unnamed in the adventure. However all the characters that fans know and love do still make appearances in the game.
Unlike Blue Dragon Plus, Awakened Shadow replaces the RTS-style gameplay with that of a straight Action-RPG. As such, you will explore fully 3D fields and attack enemies directly, calling upon your shadows to duel out magic attacks while your character hammers them with melee strikes. Your character, as mentioned above, is fully customizable and you can change their gender, hairstyle, eyebrows, eyes and of course, their armor and weapons. Additionally, the game is packed with FMV cut-scenes and contains an online multiplayer mode in which up to three players can duke it out with their customized characters.
Awakened Shadow will not be developed by Mistwalker (who created the original Blue Dragon for Xbox 360) nor by Brownie Brown, who was charged with creating the DS’ Blue Dragon Plus (Brownie Brown is a name familiar to Nintendo fans as the creators of Mother 3, Magical Vacation, and more recently, Magical Starsign and Heroes of Mana).
Instead, Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadow is being developed by Tri-Crescendo, who is well-known to RPG fans as the creators of the Xbox 360 (and later PS3) RPG Eternal Sonata, as well as the Wii adventure Fragile: Farewell Ruins of the Moon.
Even though Mistwalker isn’t handling development duties, fans shouldn’t be too alarmed because Hironobu Sakaguchi (Series Creator), Akira Toriyama (Character Designer of Blue Dragon) and Hideo Baba (Brand Manager of Tales Series) were still involved in the development of Awakened Shadow.
Here is a trailer for the Japanese version of the game (called Blue Dragon: Ikai no Kyoj? which translates to Blue Dragon: Great Beast of the Underworld).
Via GameSpot
New video game releases week 44, 2009
Here’s the list of this weeks game releases. The most popular titles are Dragon Age: Origins (PC, Xbox 360, PS3), LEGO Rock Band (Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PS2, DS), Band Hero (Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PS2, DS), Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier (PS2, PSP), Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron (PSP, DS), Need for Speed: Nitro (Wii, DS), Shaun White Snowboarding: World Stage (Wii), Pro-Evolution Soccer 2010 (PS3, Xbox 360), Jewel Quest Mysteries (DS), C.O.P. The Recruit (DS) and of course Jurassic: The Hunted (Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PS2). On the downloadable games front we’ve got today’s Wii Shop and DSiWare titles R-Type, Street Fighter, Carnival King, Aha! I Got It!, Family Card Games, Sparkle Snapshots, Viking Invasion, Battle of Giants: Dragons. Followed by Wallace & Gromit Episodes 2 to 4 on Xbox Live Arcade (updates Wednesday). And this week’s Steam releases include Shattered Horizon (Wednesday) and Sacraboar (Friday). No word yet on any PlayStation Network nor GameTap Gold games (both update Thursday).
Monday:
R-Type - $5 (Wii Shop)
Street Fighter - $8 (Wii Shop)
Carnival King - $7 (Wii Shop)
“Aha! I Got It!” Escape Game - $5 (Wii Shop)
Family Card Games - $5 (Wii Shop)
Sparkle Snapshots - $5 (DSi Shop)
Viking Invasion - $8 (DSi Shop)
Battle of Giants: Dragons - Bronze Edition - $8 (DSi Shop)
Tuesday:
Academy of Champions: Soccer (Wii)
Agatha Christie: The ABC Murders (DS)
Band Hero (Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PS2, DS)
Barbie and the Three Musketeers (Wii, DS)
C.O.P. The Recruit (DS)
Dance Dance Revolution Disney Grooves (Wii)
Disney’s A Christmas Carol (DS)
Dora the Explorer: Dora Saves the Crystal Kingdom (DS)
Dragon Age: Origins (PC, Xbox 360, PS3, Steam)
Dreamkiller (Xbox 360)
Football Manager 2010 (PC)
Ghostbusters: The Video Game (PSP)
Hidden Mysteries: Titanic (DS, Wii)
Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier (PS2, PSP)
Jewel Master: Egypt (DS)
Jewel Quest Mysteries (DS)
Junior Brain Trainer (DS)
Junior Classic Games (DS)
Jurassic: The Hunted (Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PS2)
LEGO Rock Band (Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PS2, DS)
Need for Speed: Nitro (Wii, DS)
Pro-Evolution Soccer 2010 (PS3, Xbox 360)
Remington Great American Bird Hunt (Wii)
Reversal Challenge (DS)
Safari Adventures: Africa (DS)
Shaun White Snowboarding: World Stage (Wii)
Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron (PSP, DS)
Star Wars The Force Unleashed: Ultimate Sith Edition (Xbox 360, PS3, PC)
Style Savvy (DS)
Sushi Academy (DS)
We Cheer 2 (Wii)
WireWay (DS)
Wednesday:
Shattered Horizon - $20 (Steam)
Wallace & Gromit Episode 2: The last resort - $10 (Xbox Live Arcade)
Wallace & Gromit Episode 3: Muzzled! - $10 (Xbox Live Arcade)
Wallace & Gromit Episode 4: The Bogey Man - $10 (Xbox Live Arcade)
Friday:
Sacraboar - $18 (Steam)
On Wii Shop and DSiWare today: R-Type, Street Fighter, Carnival King, Aha! I Got It!, Family Card Games, Sparkle Snapshots, Viking Invasion, Battle of Giants: Dragons
Nintendo downloads this week: The Virtual Console delivers its usual quality classics, including Fighting Street, a port of the original arcade version of Street Fighter. Three fun WiiWare games are added to the ever-growing library, including Carnival King, which turns your TV into a carnival midway. Sparkle Snapshots is a new Nintendo DSiWare application that lets you customize pictures with fun extras like fancy frames and stamps. On the other hand, if you’re more of a fan of Nordic pillaging and/or dragons, you’re going to want to check out this week’s Nintendo DSiWare offerings of both Viking Invasion and Battle of Giants: Dragons – Bronze Edition.
Nintendo has now added these new/classic games to the Wii Shop Channel and Nintendo DSi Shop. The games go live at 9AM Pacific time. Users with a high-speed Internet connection can redeem Wii Points or Nintendo DSi Points to download the games. Wii Points can be purchased in the Wii Shop Channel. Nintendo DSi Points can be purchased in the Nintendo DSi Shop. A Nintendo Points Card can be purchased at retail locations or Amazon (see Card on the right).
Where available, we’ve included videos of each of today’s games. Either for nostalgia’s sake or so you can see if any new game is to your taste.
This week’s new Virtual Console games are:
R-TYPE
Original platform: SEGA Master System
Publisher: SEGA
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Mild Fantasy Violence
Price: 500 Wii Points = $5
Description: R-TYPE is a classic, side-scrolling arcade shoot-’em-up that was developed by Irem in 1987. It’s the 22nd century, and you are humanity’s last hope against the evil Bydo Empire. Your ship is called the R-9a “Arrowhead” and comes with a standard gun, but power-ups and upgrades are available in each mission. Navigate through eight challenging levels that will test even the best gamer’s reflexes. The SEGA Master System version features an exclusive secret level not found in any other release.
Fighting Street AKA Street Fighter I
Original platform: TurboGrafx16 CD-ROM
Publisher: Capcom
Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10 and Older) – Mild Blood, Violence
Price: 800 Wii Points = $8
Description: A port of the arcade version of STREET FIGHTER, the legendary fighting game that started it all. Players control RYU or KEN and battle against unique fighters from all over the world. The first fighter to knock out an opponent and win two rounds is the winner. Power up your attack to three different levels – the longer you hold a button, the stronger your attack. Input commands to perform special attacks and deal serious damage to your opponent. Combine your normal and special attacks effectively to fight your way to victory.
This week’s new WiiWare games are:
Carnival King
Publisher: Incredible Technologies
Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Mild Cartoon Violence
Price: 700 Wii Points = $7
Description: Carnival King is a fun-for-all-ages video game that brings the spirit and energy of competitive carnival games to the screen. Players compete for top scores and prizes while visiting three different amusement parks: Arcadia, Dreamland and Lagoon Park. Each park has four sets of games and a Bonus Round to test players’ speed and accuracy. For novices or sharpshooters, the games are continually challenging, and the difficulty level can be adjusted to match each player’s growing confidence.
“Aha! I Got It!” Escape Game
Publisher: Ateam Inc.
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Price: 500 Wii Points = $5
Description: Play alone or with family and friends to solve this puzzling adventure game. Today is Milo’s birthday, and he just got an amazing present from his dad: a room full of puzzles. Milo needs to solve all the puzzles to escape from the room. Shake, push and twist the Wii Remote™ controller to collect and use in-game items. There’s plenty to solve – see if you have what it takes to figure it all out.
Family Card Games
Publisher: Aksys Games
Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Mild Suggestive Themes
Price: 500 Wii Points = $5
Description: Daddy, Mommy, Sarah and Billy are back for some good ol’ card game action. Try your hand at one of three card games: Daifugo, Speed or Memory. Family Card Games offers appealing cel-shaded graphics, endearing music and friendly, competitive match-ups. You can play one-player Daifugo or play against up to three other random players in an online match. You can also view your ranking and see how you match up with players around the world. Test your reflexes against another player in Speed and see who truly has the fastest hands. Memory will test your mental capacity as you try to remember where cards and their respective matches are.
This week’s new DSiWare games are:
Sparkle Snapshots
Publisher: Nintendo
Players: 1
Price: 500 Nintendo DSi Points = $5
Description: Take photos and embellish them to your heart’s desire with Sparkle Snapshots. Choose from a large variety of fancy frames, backgrounds, stamps and funny outfits to decorate your photos, or use the powerful paint program functions to manipulate them in detail. Want to take a new photo and add it to your collection? Adjust the lighting conditions and lens type to match your subject and even use a shutter timer to allow yourself some extra time to get everything perfectly in place. Save your favorite snapshots in your Nintendo DSi Camera album and use Nintendo DS wireless communications to send your masterpieces to your friends. It’s all the fun of a photo booth – and more – in the palms of your hands.
Viking Invasion
Publisher: BiP Media
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Mild Fantasy Violence
Price: 800 Nintendo DSi Points = $8
Description: They come from the North, and they’re about to invade your Nintendo DSi system. Beware of Olaf the Viking and his motley crew. Even now, their drakkars are sailing up the rivers to attack your castles. It’s up to you to construct fortifications to prevent them from pillaging everything you own. The more you defend yourself, the more ferocious they’ll become. Before you know it, they’ll be invoking legions of fantastic creatures straight out of the mythical land of Asgard. Fortunately, the experience you gain will help you to build even more powerful defenses. Thwart all your assailants’ ruses and unlock new kinds of buildings: tornado-blowing windmills to repel the ships, monoliths that strengthen your fortifications or canons that shoot studded shells. Discover more than 10 levels, tons of units, a Campaign mode, a Survival mode and three difficulty levels. There’s even a little surprise at the end. Can you rise to the challenge and stop Olaf from taking your treasure home to his sweetheart Olga?
Battle of Giants: Dragons – Bronze Edition
Publisher: Ubisoft
Players: 1-4
ESRB Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10 and Older) – Mild Fantasy Violence
Price: 800 Nintendo DSi Points = $8
Description: As last of the noble and rare Bronze Dragons, you must defeat the evil SALMU dragons and reclaim the 25 exclusive bronze gems they stole. Explore 10 maps and travel through the great jungles of Earth, the scorched grounds of Fire, the frozen wastelands of Ice and the floating islands of Wind. Customize your dragon’s appearance by changing its body, wings, tail shape and colors – even add stripes. Test your dragon’s fighting skills against your friends in head-to-head combat or four-player tournaments. Trailer is for the full retail game.
COP The Recruit characters list
C.O.P.: The Recruit has a cast of 10 characters and is an open-world combination of action, shooting and driving for the Nintendo DS. It will be released on November 3rd in America and is out now in Europe.
In the game, you are Dan Miles, a former underground street racer and now a new recruit in the Criminal Overturn Program (C.O.P.). Under the terms of the C.O.P., Dan has become a street detective working to protect New York citizens against large-scale threats. Working with his mentor, Detective Brad Winter, Dan is investigating a series of terrorist attacks in the city when Brad is falsely arrested, putting the investigation on hold. While trying to uncover the truth behind Brad’s arrest, Dan goes undercover and returns to his life on the streets. Little by little he gets wrapped up in a deadly, widespread conspiracy and must work to prevent a potentially catastrophic attack on the city.
Here is an exclusive list of the characters that will appear in C.O.P.: The Recruit:
(You can see what they look like in the image above, starting from left)
1. Jimmy Vartanian
He’s the boss of the local armenian mobsters. He and his men are not violent people but smart businessmen eager to get their hands dirty to exploit the weaknesses of the city. Jimmy earns money officially by getting rid of the city’s garbage, and earns even more by providing safe transport for stolen goods in…garbage trucks. He’s also an amateur of modern art and an old friend of Casey Winter’s.
2. Isgo Vartanian
Jimmy’s younger brother is the owner of the Armenian bar “Isgo’s Well” in Brooklyn. He uses his brother’s business to import sportscars in the U.S. He’s also fond of racing and loves to cruise to Manhattan in an European roadster, and tease the local police in their old cars.
3. Crimp
Detective Winter’s most trusted informant, Crimp has an uncanny knack of knowing everything about all the illegal activities going on in his neighborhood. He acts as your eyes and ears on the street, keeping you one step ahead of your enemies. Nobody seems to know what Crimp does when he’s not helping you out . . . and that’s the way he likes it!
4. Casey Winter
Winter’s younger sister, Casey, is a private person who finds it difficult to trust outsiders - especially friends of her brother! She was suspicious of you when you first met, but the more time you spent together, the better you seemed to get on. You’re even starting to wonder if she likes you as more than just a friend! But what will happen if she finds out about your criminal past?
5. Marty
This young man is Dan’s oldest friend. They were raised in New Jersey and started underground racing together, until Dan was taken away by the CCD and sent to the C.O.P. program. Since then, Marty, who always has been good at fixing cars, has opened a custom car workshop named “Blacktop”, in Long Island.
6. The Rev
He’s the leader and some may say, the guru of the Speed’n Bleed, an underground racing club that goes farther than anyone. The Rev created Speed’n Bleed and manages it like a cult. Sportscars are worshipped, and only great drivers can be initiated and race along with him. The Rev often compares his racing challenge to mythological events.
7. Detective Brad Winter
A senior agent at CCD, Brad Winter arrested you for taking part in street racing and the illegal carrying of a weapon. Despite being on different sides of the law, you seemed to get on well from the start. After he persuaded his bosses to sign you up to the program, you found out that this was because you reminded him of himself at your age. Winter’s a cool guy who always helps you through even your most dangerous missions.
8. Captain Gilroy
He’s the boss of the CCD. The veteran cop was once promoted from the police department to the special unit designed to control the city and its road using hi-tech tools. He managed to establish the CCD and to create strong links with the PD and the coast guard, but never was enough in politics to rise higher. Duty took his toll on him and he’s now a severe a secluded man.
9. Lieutenant Strickland
She has the most impressive record in the department. She was first at the police school and was the youngest lieutenant to be promoted to the CCD, superceding Brad Winter who she worked under before. She now runs the show with Dan being assigned to her as a CCD trainee, and she’s being tough to him, as she wants everything to be done “by the book”.
10. Dan Miles (The Hero)
Welcome to the Criminal Overturn Program! As Dan Miles, a former underground street racer, you chose to join CCD to avoid serving time in a New Jeresy jail. A rebellious teenager, your love of fast cars and extreme danger dragged you and your best friend, Marty, into the criminal world of street racing. You owe your freedom to Detective Brad Winter, who recruited you to the program, and you’re now determined to pay him back using your special skills to fight crime.
11. Bomb Zombies Leader
Little is known about the mysterious head of Bomb Zombies, a feared terrorist group that has been casting a shadow over the USA for years. One thing’s for sure though, he’s the most wanted man in the country. In fact, some terrorism experts fear his organization could pose an even greater threat than previously thought.
Here is more information on the game from the developers.
Rabbids Go Home wallpaper
Welcome to our Rabbids: Go Home wallpapers page!
In Rabbids Go Home, those crazy rabbits return in their first full-on adventure game! Here we will post images that you can use as desktop wallpapers, both official and otherwise. We will add to this list as we find cool new wallpapers for the game.
To download to your PC computer: Right click on the Image. Select “Set as Background Image.”
To download to your Mac computer: Click Image to Download to Desktop. Go to Apple Menu > System Preferences. Click Desktop & Screen Saver. Click “Choose Folder…”.
Below you can find the rest of the Rabbids Go Home wallpapers.
Click on each thumbnail for the wallpaper size image to pop up.
Planet 51 videogame wallpaper
Welcome to our Planet 51: The Game wallpapers page!
Here we will post images that you can use as desktop wallpapers, both official and otherwise. We will add to this list as we find cool new wallpapers for the game.
To download to your PC computer: Right click on the Image. Select “Set as Background Image.”
To download to your Mac computer: Click Image to Download to Desktop. Go to Apple Menu > System Preferences. Click Desktop & Screen Saver. Click “Choose Folder…”.
Below you can find the rest of the Planet 51 wallpapers.
Click on each thumbnail for the wallpaper size image to pop up.
