Majesco announces The Daring Game for Girls

Majesco Entertainment today announced The Daring Game for Girls for Wii and Nintendo DS. In this adventure title based on the bestselling books published by the William Morrow imprint of HarperCollins, players (and by players we mean teen and tween girls) can achieve take a dreamy adventure by successfully completing a series of challenges.

The Daring Game for Girls is an adventure that lets players take part in activities straight from the book. Players can pick from one of several character models, play games, earn gear and collectibles and more. Those missions include spy missions, cave exploration, freeze tag, double dutch, basketball, arts and crafts, managing a corner stand, making friends, and more. Players will also learn educational facts about famous women in history and use that knowledge to ace Pop Quizzes.

Developed by WXP, The Daring Game for Girls on Wii and Nintendo DS is expected to release in October 2009.

All Star Cheer Squad 2 in Development

This one’s for the ladies in the house, or for the boys that have the bouncy bouncy in their step: THQ announced that All Star Cheer Squad 2 is currently in development exclusively for Wii and is scheduled for release this fall. Tony G, cheer choreographer best known for his work on the Bring it On movies, will once again serve as chief consultant for the title.

GO TEAM!

All Star Cheer Squad 2 promises 14 locations around the world where you will take on global cheer competitions as the captain of the Tiger Squad. Players will have to lead the team to victory by utilizing an all-new move set that includes aerial stunts, tumbling, formation changes and advanced moves on the Wii Balance Board. Moves can be executed by using two Wii Remotes as well. Other features include more cheer music, an improved routine editor and music mixer. This makes me want to belt out a cheer!

You Ugly
What?
You Ugly!
What?
You ain’t go no alibi
You ain’t go no reason why
You Ugly!

Wizard101 Offers Family Plan

While Wizard101 is an MMO and social online world mostly geared towards tweens, KingsIsle is trying to bring families together with a special family plan. Best described as Harry Potter meets Yu-Gi-Oh!, Wizard101 is free-to-play, with advanced play content and features available at the general subscription rate of $9.95 per month.

The new family subscription plan lets family members to purchase multiple accounts charged to the same credit card at the rate of $6.95 per month for each account. So if you want to drag your mom or dad, brother or sister into the game, now you can and you’ll get a discount to boot.

If you are interested in learning more about the game, check out www.wizard101.com.