Full E3 DS Release List

DaMadFiddler · Post by **DaMadFiddler** » Wed May 10, 2006 4:00 pm

And this is not counting upcoming titles on Wii, or any of the things I have yet to buy for 'Cube. I'm gonna be *so* broke

Activision

Over the Hedge? May 2006
X-Men?: The Official Game May 2006
Marvel?: Ultimate Alliance Q4 2006
Activision Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam? Q4 2006

American Game Factory

Miss Spider: Harvest Time Hop and Fly May 2006
Strawberry Shortcake: Strawberryland Games Q3 2006
Cartoon Network Grand Prix Q4 2006
Code Lyoko Q4 2006
Garfield: Tale of Two Kitties Q4 2006

Atari

Arthur & The Minimoys November 2006
Totally Spies! 2 (working title) November 2006

Atlus

Contact July 2006
Deep Labyrinth Q4 2006

Bethesda Softworks

Star Trek Tactical Assault Fall 2006

Buena Vista Games

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest June 2006
Disney's American Dragon: Jake Long Attack of the Dark Dragon August 2006
The Suite Life of Zack & Cody August 2006
Spectrobes September 2006
Chicken Little: TBD October 2006
Disney's The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure October 2006
Hannah Montana October 2006
That's So Raven: Psychic on the Scene October 2006
Disney's Herbie November 2006
Disney's Kim Possible: Global Gemini November 2006
Meteos: Disney Edition November 2006
Disney's Meet the Robinsons March 2007

Capcom

Mega Man ZX September 2006
Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney 2 October 2006

Codemasters

Micro Machines? V4 June 2006

D3

Break'em All July 2006
Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi: The Genie and the Amp July 2006
Fossil League D.T.C. Q3 2006
Dreamworks Flushed Away October 2006
Warlords Champions Q4 2006

Destination Software

Risk / Battleship / Clue / Connect 4 / Trouble / Sorry October 2006
B-17 Flying Fortress / Silent Running November 2006
Lionel Trains - On Track Q4 2006
Princess Natasha: "Student ~ Secret Agent ~ Princess" Q4 2006
Uno / Uno Skipbo / Uno Freefall Q4 2006
Uno 52 Q1 2007

Eidos

Tomb Raider Legend September 2006

EA

Madden NFL '07 August 2006
Superman Returns June 2006

Kemco

Spy Vs Spy: M.A.D (Mutually Assured Destruction) Q4 2006
Top Gear: Downforce Q4 2006

Konami

Lunar Knights: Vampire Hunters November 2006
Xiaolin Showdown November 2006
Castlevania Portrait of Ruin Fall 2006
Death Jr. and the Science Fair of Doom Fall 2006
Marvel Trading Card Game Fall 2006
My Frogger Fall 2006
Steel Horizon Fall 2006
Winx Club: Shadow of the Phoenix Fall 2006
Winning Eleven Pro Evolution Soccer Spring 2007

LucasArts

LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy September 2006

Majesco

Dino Master May 2006
Cooking Mama (working title) Q4 2006
Mech Assault: Phantom War TBA 2006
Monster Bomber TBA 2006

Midway Games

Happy Feet Q4 2006

NAMCO BANDAI Games

Point Blank June 2006

Natsume

Harvest Moon DS June 2006
Freedom Wings July 2006
Puzzle de Harvest Moon (working title) August 2006

Nintendo

New Super Mario Bros.? May 15, 2006
Big Brain Academy? June 5, 2006
Magnetica? June 5, 2006
Sudoku Gridmaster June 26, 2006
Tenchu?: Dark Secret? Aug. 21, 2006
Mario? Hoops 3-on-3 Sept. 11, 2006
Mario vs. Donkey Kong? 2: March of the Minis Sept. 25, 2006
Pok?mon? Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team Sept. 18, 2006
Star Fox? DS Sept. 25, 2006
Children of Mana? Q4 2006
Clubhouse Games? Q4 2006
Custom Robo? Arena Q4 2006
Elite Beat Agents? Q4 2006
Magical Vacation (working title) Q4 2006
Pok?mon? Ranger Q4 2006
The Legend of Zelda?: Phantom Hourglass Q4 2006
Yoshi's Island? 2 Q4 2006
Diddy Kong? Racing DS Q4 2006
Hotel Dusk: Room 215? Q4 2006
Chibi-Robo?: Park Patrol TBA
Kirby? TBA
Archaic Sealed Heat TBA
DK?: King of Swing DS TBA
DS Air TBA

SEGA

Charlotte's Web Q4 2006

SNK

SNK VS CAPCOM: Card Fighters Clash October 2006

Square Enix

Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime September 2006
FINAL FANTASY III September 2006

Summitsoft

Mini RC Rally May 2006

Telegames

Ultimate Brain Games TBA
Ultimate Card Games TBA
Ultimate Puzzle Games TBA

Ubisoft

Open Season September 2006
Rayman November 2006

Vivendi Universal Games

The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning October 2006
Crash Boom Bang! October 2006
Eragon November 2006

Post by **Specially Cork** » Wed May 10, 2006 4:10 pm

a lot of good stuff in there, sadly a lot of crap in there too, but meh, who cares. Its a big list, which means great support, which means long live DS.

Caboose · Post by **Caboose** » Wed May 10, 2006 4:13 pm

Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney 2 October 2006

Yes! <3

atf487 · Post by **atf487** » Wed May 10, 2006 5:40 pm

Man, my birthday is going to be all DS games.

Evil_Ernie · Post by **Evil_Ernie** » Wed May 10, 2006 9:40 pm

i really hope they put blood sweat n tears into yoshis island 2...

Post by **melancholy** » Thu May 11, 2006 12:00 am

Crazy Caboose wrote:
Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney 2 October 2006
Yes! <3

PREORDER!!!

Luriden · Post by **Luriden** » Thu May 11, 2006 12:15 am

The only titles that interest me are Yoshi's Island and Diddy Kong Racing.

Does anyone know if DKR is going to be a port, remake, or sequel? With or without onlien Wifi capabilities? I loved that game to death on N64 but got my game stolen from me before I ever got to finish it.

Post by **Specially Cork** » Thu May 11, 2006 12:10 pm

milfzor wrote: FINAL FANTASY III September 2006

awesome..even if it is a straight port with NOTHING cleaned up in it (though it would be even better if they did some anti-aliasing on the graphics and such to make it look sharper)

Erm, it isnt a straight port, its a complete 3D remake.

gamedudex2 · Post by **gamedudex2** » Thu May 11, 2006 12:34 pm

Kenichi wrote:The only titles that interest me are Yoshi's Island and Diddy Kong Racing.

Does anyone know if DKR is going to be a port, remake, or sequel? With or without onlien Wifi capabilities? I loved that game to death on N64 but got my game stolen from me before I ever got to finish it.

heres your answer , and rare is making it

http://www.gamespot.com/news/6150672.html

E3 06: Microsoft's Rare working on DS game
Developer debuts on Nintendo's handheld with a follow-up to its 1997 Nintendo 64 kart racer Diddy Kong Racing.
By Brendan Sinclair, GameSpot
Posted May 11, 2006 10:03 am PT

When Microsoft purchased longtime Nintendo partner Rare Ltd., it ensured the developer would not be making games for its rivals' home consoles. However, Microsoft's acquisition has continued to support Nintendo's Game Boy Advance with offerings like It's Mr. Pants!, Donkey Kong Country 3, and Sabre Wulf. Now Rare is expanding its support to Nintendo's DS.

The company is working on a DS follow-up to its 1997 kart racing game Diddy Kong Racing, which its Web site said is "based on the N64 classic but improved and expanded in ways that only the DS allows."

Details are scarce, but the developer said it will utilize the system's touch screen and microphone and have support for eight-player match-ups from a single copy of the game, and Wi-Fi support. As far as gameplay goes, Diddy Kong Racing will feature new modes, weapons, challenges and playable characters, revamped tracks from the original game, as well as "TT's Wish Races, where you can create your very own tracks."

Nick · Post by **Nick** » Thu May 11, 2006 3:44 pm

Kenichi wrote:The only titles that interest me are Yoshi's Island and Diddy Kong Racing.

Does anyone know if DKR is going to be a port, remake, or sequel? With or without onlien Wifi capabilities? I loved that game to death on N64 but got my game stolen from me before I ever got to finish it.

I loved that game too; I beat it 100% back in the day. Yet, when I popped it back in a year ago, it really sucked the big one. It really hasn't stood the test of time very well, unlike the Mario Kart series.

The adventure part is way cool though. If they could figure out some way to tweak some of the problems, then hot damn, they have an MK killer. I'll still buy it either way.

Post by **melancholy** » Thu May 11, 2006 11:53 pm

gamedudex2 wrote:
Kenichi wrote:The only titles that interest me are Yoshi's Island and Diddy Kong Racing.

Does anyone know if DKR is going to be a port, remake, or sequel? With or without onlien Wifi capabilities? I loved that game to death on N64 but got my game stolen from me before I ever got to finish it.

heres your answer , and rare is making it

http://www.gamespot.com/news/6150672.html

E3 06: Microsoft's Rare working on DS game
Developer debuts on Nintendo's handheld with a follow-up to its 1997 Nintendo 64 kart racer Diddy Kong Racing.
By Brendan Sinclair, GameSpot
Posted May 11, 2006 10:03 am PT

When Microsoft purchased longtime Nintendo partner Rare Ltd., it ensured the developer would not be making games for its rivals' home consoles. However, Microsoft's acquisition has continued to support Nintendo's Game Boy Advance with offerings like It's Mr. Pants!, Donkey Kong Country 3, and Sabre Wulf. Now Rare is expanding its support to Nintendo's DS.

The company is working on a DS follow-up to its 1997 kart racing game Diddy Kong Racing, which its Web site said is "based on the N64 classic but improved and expanded in ways that only the DS allows."

Details are scarce, but the developer said it will utilize the system's touch screen and microphone and have support for eight-player match-ups from a single copy of the game, and Wi-Fi support. As far as gameplay goes, Diddy Kong Racing will feature new modes, weapons, challenges and playable characters, revamped tracks from the original game, as well as "TT's Wish Races, where you can create your very own tracks."

I wonder if it's going to have Conker again.

And I would also like to reiterate that everyone must get Phoenix Wright 2!!!

Prophet][ · Post by **Prophet][** » Thu May 11, 2006 11:58 pm

even if I don't own a DS?

Post by **melancholy** » Fri May 12, 2006 12:54 am

Prophet][ wrote:even if I don't own a DS?

Especially if you don't have a DS. The sheer intensity of having it sit on the shelf without a system to play it on will be enough to make you get a DS. It's like having Chuck Norris without his roundhouse kick. Just the presence of Chuck Norris is badass enough, but he's just not functional without having a roundhouse kick to prove it.

Wagh · Post by **Wagh** » Fri May 12, 2006 11:41 am

melancholy wrote:
Prophet][ wrote:even if I don't own a DS?
Especially if you don't have a DS. The sheer intensity of having it sit on the shelf without a system to play it on will be enough to make you get a DS. It's like having Chuck Norris without his roundhouse kick. Just the presence of Chuck Norris is badass enough, but he's just not functional without having a roundhouse kick to prove it.

I couldn't get into Phoenix Wright. I played it for ~20 minutes and gave up.

Smiley · Post by **Smiley** » Fri May 12, 2006 3:01 pm

I borrowed a copy of Phoenix Wright from a friend and didn't think it was that great. Maybe that's me..it just wasn't my cup of tea.

anyway, I'm mostly interested in the games that nintendo has planned for the ds: the zelda game; star fox; yoshi's story 2; the new mario vs. donkey kong; etc.

off topic: but I hope that Ninty is planning some Donkey Konga sequels for the wii; and even hope that they make some Pikmin sequels. That'd be kick-arse.

Covar · Post by **Covar** » Fri May 12, 2006 7:25 pm

melancholy wrote:
Prophet][ wrote:even if I don't own a DS?
Especially if you don't have a DS. The sheer intensity of having it sit on the shelf without a system to play it on will be enough to make you get a DS. It's like having Chuck Norris without his roundhouse kick. Just the presence of Chuck Norris is badass enough, but he's just not functional without having a roundhouse kick to prove it.

whoa, i guess i need to get it then.