Web TV shows are getting more interactive nowadays. It’s not just the viewers-just-leave-some-comments anymore. Gawkers of DELETED web TV show can actually take part in searching for clues all around the web to help the damsel in distress in the series. You can say that DELETED is the latest TV plus Game plus Web concoction that allows viewers to friend the cast in the show on Facebook and MySpace. Sounds fun.
The show commences on 15th August but you can sign up now to friend the cast.
Some games just take their time to come out of their shells. For instance, Bastard!! Online, a manga-turned-RPG game from Shaft and Tecmo, has been silent for the past 3 years. Only recently, the website has announced to host some design the costume of the character competition.
As the for the actual release date, nothing is said.
P.S: Many otakus are waiting for this game because the many babes in this game.
Image: Tecmo
Mr. Bean is coming to the Nintendo DS, with a Wii Bean version release later this year!
The Mr. Bean game includes 12 fun-packed levels full of cunning puzzles to encounter and crazy traps to avoid. Dress up as a pirate on your mission to save teddy and battle baddies with fyring pans while negotiating your way through exciting 3D locations. The Nintendo touch screen techonolgy is utilised in the exclusive Whack a mole event!
Image: Mastertronic
Even gamers should wear cool clothes…though the definition of “cool” tends to be just a bit different when you play lots of video games.
Choose from these; they kind of rock. [Click the picture for the link.]
If you want a Wii, all you have to do is sign up for Comcasts “triple play” and pay $99 a month for the service for a year. Something tells me you’d get a better deal if you just bit the bullet and paid the $250 and be done with it all.
Tags: comcast, comcast triple play, complimentary Wii, free Wii, Nintendo, online games, press releaseThe past week has been a busy week for me. Erm, busy playing Final Fantasy IV on my blue Nintendo DS Lite. However, I managed to catch a trailer of an upcoming DS title called Ninjatown where you have lots of ninjas to defend your town. I wonder if it’s any good to play.
Where To Buy:
Final Fantasy IV (Amazon)
Ninjatown (Amazon)
This IKEA advert on my local newspaper spells Tetris and retro gaming.
Image: Patrick de san
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