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Military Madness: Nectaris assaults PlayStation Network

mm Military Madness: Nectaris assaults PlayStation Network genres Hudson Entertainment’s re-imagined classic turn-based strategy game, Military Madness: Nectaris, is now available on the PlayStation Network for $9.99. Based on the classic TurboGrafx-16 war game released in 1989, Military Madness is played out on a distinct hex grid, on which players take turns moving their units in an effort to win by destroying all enemy units or taking over the enemy headquarters. The new game features 3D graphics, online multiplayer mode, a brand-new customizable Commander unit, and more.

The game also features four-player online or local team and vs. multiplayer and multiplayer maps specifically designed to be balanced for 2, 3 or 4 players.

Find out more about the game by visiting www.MilitaryMadnessGame.com. The game is already availble on Xbox Live Arcade and Nintendo WiiWare.

Hudson announces Creature Defense for PSP

cat Hudson announces Creature Defense for PSP casualPSP owners will get a taste of something new this fall from Hudson Entertainment: a downloadable strategy title called Creature Defense. Creature Defense combines Tower Defense gameplay with card-based gaming fundamentals to create a different kind of strategy game - allegedly. In the game players defend their land from invading attackers using a deck they create. After creating said deck, players use the cards to defend against a variety of attackers, keeping in mind what its strengths and weaknesses are and using an appropriate card.

Special skills and attacks are added to the player’s arsenal as the game goes folds. The game also offers new levels and attributes to explore, as well as 50 types of Monster Cards available for download. Hudson hopes that Creature Defense is an ongoing adventure for strategic minded gamers.

Look for the game sometimes this fall.

Military Madness: Nectaris now on Xbox Live

Hudson’s classic turn-based strategy game, Military Madness: Nectaris is now available on Xbox LIVE Arcade. This new title features the same strategic gameplay of the original Military Madness game, along with new features such as 3D graphics, four player online or local team / vs. multiplayer, an all-new Commander unit that can be customized with various abilities, leaderboards and more.

The game is based on the TurboGrafx-16 classic released in 1989, Military Madness features two opposing forces with near-future military equipment battling it out on the Moon. Each level is a distinct map with a hex grid, on which players take turns moving their units in an effort to win by destroying all enemy units or taking over the enemy headquarters. Like the original game, Military Madness: Nectaris players must use strategy in the placement and movement of units, make use of terrain advantages and predict enemy movements to outsmart the enemy.

Find out more at www.MilitaryMadnessGame.com.

Justin.TV has launched a brand new section dedicated specifically to gaming. Yay. Justin.TV is no stranger to the world of gaming, having covered libe streams of E3 press conferences for G4TV - amongst othe game related content. Located at gaming.justin.tv, this is the first of many planned themed locations within the site that will cater to a specific subject including music, social stuff, non-profits, etc.

To kick off the gaming section,. Justin.tv is co-hosting a StarCraft tournament as well as organizing a fundraiser gaming marathon for the wonderful Child’s Play charity. Who doesn’t love StarCraft and helping sick children?

Bonk is back in 2010

Hudson is bringing back the classics with a new downloadable version of the TurboGradx-16 game starring that crazy caveman Bonk called Bonk: Brink of Extinction. After 15 years of seclusion Bonk returns to Xbox LIVE Arcade, PlayStation Network and WiiWare in early 2010. The updated side scrolling adventure features next generation graphics infused with a retro gameplay style. With classic 2D platforming in a 3D world, Bonk: Brink of Extinction combines new enemies, collectables, downloadable content and online play for the first time in the series.

Bonk: Brink of Extinction also features a story mode with co-op play for those that want to team up and experience their primitive natures.. The loveable caveman Bonk and his huge skull returns to save the world from a doomsday comet on a collision course with Earth. Meanwhile the comet’s magnetic field is driving the planet’s creatures crazy and smaller bits of debris are smashing into the jungle near Bonk’s home. Bonk must swim, bite, climb, jump, run and headbutt his way through jungles, deserts and volcanic caverns while earning power ups, reaching check points and gaining extra health on a perilous journey to the very center of the planet. Bonk: Brink of Extinction also features new transformations as Bonk morphs into eight different forms by eating meat or encountering Primordial Ooze.

Look for the game in early 2010. Welcome back you crazy caveman!

Lost In Shadow announced

Hudson Entertainment announced a new game exclusive to the Wii called Lost In Shadow today. The game follows the shadow of a boy as he attempts to climb around and up a mystical tower. Along the way, he’ll have to solve mysteries, puzzles and fight off enemies that try to impede his progress using his wits and the Wii remote.

This mysterious Tower an alternative world is filled with moving shadows and casts a large shadow on everything beneath it. With the help of a winged sylph known as Spangle, players can move lights in the foreground to create new shadowy walkways to previously inaccessible areas. Unaffected by gravity while traveling through this medieval landscape, the shadow boy solves mysteries and fights off enemies who stand in his way. The game’s combination of light, shadow, background and foreground creates a unique blend of gameplay features, morphing landscapes and artistic visuals.

Lost In Shadow is scheduled for release sometime in 2010.

DECA SPORTS 2 gold, in stores Sept. 29

DECA SPORTS 2, the sequel to the original sports compilation from Hudson Entertainment that managed to ship two million units worldwide, has gone gold and is heading off to manufacturing for replication and final packaging. Published by Hudson Entertainment DECA SPORTS 2 will be available exclusively for Wii September 29th for $29.99.

DECA SPORTS 2 allows players to compete against others from around the country in games like dodge ball, ice hockey, tennis, synchronized swimming, motorcycle road racing, speed skating, mogul skiing, and darts, as well as lesser known international sports such as petanque and kendo. In addition to the new sports, gamers will also be able to design their own teams, customizing uniforms, athlete skill sets and even the looks of the athletes themselves.

For more information on DECA SPORTS 2, visit www.DecaSports2.com.

Bomberman LIVE sells 500,000 copies on Xbox Live

Hudson Entertainment’s Bomberman LIVE has managed to sell more than 500,000 copies on Xbox LIVE Arcade, according to the company. Obviously Hudson is thrilled about the success of the game. Bomberman LIVE is a hectic and sometimes hilarious multiplayer action puzzler with explosive combat, high definition graphics, 4-person local multiplayer and 8-person online multiplayer. The game sells for 800 MS Points.

We are awed by the enthusiasm and excitement of Bomberman fans everywhere,” says Sabine Duvall, Vice President of Digital Download at Hudson Entertainment. “Watching fans have fun with Bomberman and each other in this classic, fast-paced action game has been truly rewarding. The success of Bomberman LIVE is a testament to the longevity of the Bomberman series, which has entertained fans of all ages on nearly all platforms and continues to do so.

And there you have it. For more information on Bomberman LIVE visit www.hudsonent.com.

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The Games That Time Forgot

The Games That Time Forgot


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