Populous teases us with website

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Populous teases us with website

Posted Nov 30th 2007 2:50PM by David Hinkle
Filed under: News

The Japanese site for Populous DS has risen from the bottom of the tubes we call the internet and has thrust itself out there for all to see. In checking out what it has to offer, we found that there isn't really anything there right now. You can check out a couple of screens (which you have probably already seen before) and try to make sense of all the kanji there, should you choose. Or, you can just keep reading DS Fanboy and we'll update you as to when the site has some real content.

Tags: ea, internet, japan, populous, web

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11-30-2007 @ 3:12PM

Grendel Pr1me said...

Missed train stops, here I come.

11-30-2007 @ 3:13PM

Chase said...

I love Populous. Black and White? Not to much. But Populous DS is up on my list of DS games to buy. Needs more hype, though. Give us something to hype about EA!

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