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It's that day of the week once again, when gamers raid their savings and head out to their local gaming retail store outlets to get their much awaited game. This time, PSP fans will be pleased with the debut of Patapon, SCEJ's much-beloved rhythm game for Sony's handheld.
 It's also a happy week for FPS fans with the arrival of Frontlines: Fuel of War and Turning Point: Fall of Liberty. There are also a lot of good things in store for all kinds of gamers, so better check out the list below and see what title catches your fancy.
Patapon. Who says war always has to be steeped in blood and violence? Pyramid and SCEJ's rhythm game Patapon
will let you take the role of a deity who leads cute, one-eyed, miniature
soldiers into glory by beating "talking drums." Don't lose a beat, and
your adorable minions will become rabid, ferocious warmongers. Pata-pata-pata pon!
- PSP - February 26, 2008
- US$ 19.99
- ESRB Everyone
- Pyramid, SCEJ
Frontlines: Fuel of War. This futuristic tactical-strategic shooter will let soldiers play with several toys in their attempt to kill off the opposing team. From air strikes to drone tech, there are simply many ways to get rid the opposition in this remarkable FPS from Kaos Studios and THQ.
- Xbox 360 and PC - February 26, 2008
- US$ 59.99 (Xbox 360), US$ 49.99 (PC)
- ESRB Teen
- Kaos Studios, THQ
Turning Point: Fall of Liberty. Yes, most of us may get tired of the usual Ye Olde FPS with a generic soldier as a main protagonist. Turning Point: Fall of Liberty
presents quite the welcome departure from the trend, however. Instead
of the usual rogue military man , the game throws in a construction
worker in the midst of total chaos, struggling to survive in an
alternate universe where Winston Churchill dies before World War II.
- Xbox 360, PS3, PC - February 26, 2008
- US$ 59.99 (Xbox 360 and PS3), US$ 39.99 (PC)
- ESRB Teen
- Spark Unlimited and Codemasters
Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None.
The latest whodunit title whisks gamers into a mansion on a deserted
island, circa 1930s. Try to prove your brother's innocence by solving
the mysteries concerning the mansion's guests, who get murdered one by
one.
- Wii - February 25, 2008
- US$ 29.99
- ESRB Rating Pending
- AWE Productions, The Adventure Company
Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed.
Crypto is back, and this time he and Pox are running a fast food
restaurant serving human meat. As Crypto, defend your secret recipe
from that other fastfood restaurant intent on taking your secret
recipe: brain stems. Yummy.
- Wii - February 25, 2008
- US$ 49.99
- ESRB Teen
- Locomotive Games, THQ
Lost Planet: Extreme Condition. We've had Lost Planet in
other platforms for some time now, but that doesn't mean that we're not
going to get anything new in the game's PlayStation 3 release. This
time around Luka is a playable character, and all Xbox 360 downloadable
content AND PC bonus characters are already packed into this latest
iteration of Lost Planet.
- PS3 - February 26, 2008
- US$ 39.99
- ESRB Teen
- Capcom
Lost: Via Domus. What could be worse than finding yourself getting lost in an unknown island? Finding yourself getting lost in an unknown island AND realizing that you have amnesia, that's what. Players get into the shoes of Elliott, a photojournalist who needs to find his way back by solving the mysteries that shroud his own identity in this game based on the cult-favorite TV show, Lost.
- Xbox 360, PS3, PC - February 26, 2008
- US$ 59.99 (Xbox 360 and PS3), US$ 29.99 (PC)
- ESRB Teen
- Ubisoft and Ubisoft Montreal
Mazes of Fate DS. The Nintendo port of the Game Boy Advance gem, Mazes of Fate,
will have players take the reins of three characters (warrior, rogue,
mage). Roam dungeons, travel across the overworld, and interact with
the locals in cities. Aside from hunting down enemies, of course.
- Nintendo DS - February 26, 2008
- US$ 29.79
- ESRB Teen
- Sabarasa Entertainment, Graffiti Entertainment
Naruto: Ninja Destiny.
This 3D fighting game for the DS pits Naruto against other ninjas in
several game modes, including story, arcade, and local multiplay modes,
among others. With 16 characters (with their own jutsus, of course) to
choose from, as well as added enhancements to the US version of the
game, Naruto: Ninja Destiny will be sure to keep you occupied for some time.
- Nintendo DS - February 26, 2008
- US$ 29.99
- ESRB Teen
- Dream Factory, Takara TOMY
Puzzle Guzzle.
This cute puzzler for Sony's PlayStation Portable will have gamers
rotating blocks to assemble other shapes. With insanely cute visuals
and colors, Puzzle Guzzle is certainly a joy to look at, just as much as how it is playable.
- PSP - February 27, 2008
- US$ 19.99
- ESRB Everyone
- Agetec
Sega Bass Fishing.
Wii gamers eager to satisfy their need to participate in the noble
sport of fishing will have something up their alley in the form of the
Wii port of Sega Dreamcast's Sega Bass Fishing. Learn the intricacies of each type of bass, how to catch them, and what kind of bait to use for each kind of bass.
- Wii - February 26, 2008
- US$ 29.99
- ESRB Everyone
- Sega, AM1
The Sims 2: Free Time. This expansion for The Sims 2 will let Sims take up hobbies to while away their time. Some hobbies available may serve purely recreational purposes, but other pastime activities can also unlock potential careers, like crafting. Several activities are also available in this expansion pack, including pottery and sewing, among others.
- PC - February 26, 2008
- US$ 29.99
- ESRB Teen
- Electronic Arts, Maxis
* Article originally posted Feb 24, 2008 at 09:05PM
Buy: [Frontlines: Fuel of War (Xbox 360), (PC)]
Buy: [Patapon (PSP)]
Buy: [Lost: Via Domus (Xbox 360), (PS3),(PC)]
Buy: [Turning Point: Fall of Liberty (Xbox 360), (PS3), (PC)]
Buy: [Naruto: Ninja Destiny (DS)]
Buy: [The Sims 2: Free Time (PC)]
Buy: [Lost Planet: Extreme Condition (PS3)]
Buy: [Sega Bass Fishing (Wii)]
Buy: [Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed (Wii)]
Buy: [Mazes of Fate DS (DS)]
Buy: [Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None (Wii)]
Buy: [Puzzle Guzzle (PSP)]
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