Monday, March 16, 2009
Uncategorized Player's Club: This week's new releases
Posted by Garrett Martin on Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 10:54 PM
Like "the beat," the End of Days, and the tweets of Shaq, you can't stop video games. Every week there's more of them, cluttering up store shelves, and siphoning away the meager paychecks of children, parents, and the irresponsible alike. This week's no different. A variety of new titles are now available to entertain and distract us, from the unforgivably awesome (Singstar: Queen, anyone?) to the intriguingly vague, Jake Power: Handyman. (Exactly how handy are you, Mr. Power?) It's heavy on the handhelds, with big-time names like GTA: Chinatown Wars and Resistance: Retribution, but your consoles are probably overworked enough as it is, after last week's double-barreled blow-out of MadWorld and Resident Evil 5. Plus, the weather's supposed to be nice, so go play outside for once. Just make sure you're playing Petz Saddle Club or Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure, and not anything that'll make you sweat, okay?
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NINTENDO DS
3/17 Black Sigil: Blade of the Exiled
3/17 C.O.R.E.
3/17 Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
3/17 Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure
3/17 History’s Great Empires: Rome
3/17 Jake Power: Handyman
3/17 Scrabble
3/17 Suikoden Tierkreis
3/17 TrackMania DS
3/22 Pokemon Platinum Version
NINTENDO WII
3/16 BIT.TRIP.BEAT (WiiWare)
3/17 Crayola Colorful Journey
3/17 Marble Saga: Kororinpa
3/17 Pro Evolution Soccer 2009
3/17 Ready 2 Rumble Revolution
3/17 Rune Factory: Frontier
3/17 Vacation Sports
PlayStation 3
3/19 Comet Crash (PlayStation Network)
3/19 DLC for FIFA Soccer 09, Unreal Tournament III, and Midnight Club: Los Angeles
PlayStation 2
3/19 Singstar: Queen
PSP
3/17 Air Conflicts: Aces of World War II
3/17 Petz Saddle Club
3/17 Resistance: Retribution
3/17 Scrabble
Xbox 360
3/18 Hasbro Family Game Night (Xbox Live Arcade)
3/19 DLC for FIFA Soccer 09 and Midnight Club: Los Angeles
(Photo courtesy Amzazon.com)
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