Nintendo's official Japanese website for Panel de Pon updated with some new videos. Panel de Pon, a title we are only recently familiar with, promises to provide us with a much-needed fix for new puzzle action. The videos, which can be accessed about halfway down the page, show a pair of women playing the game. The puzzle action looks great, promising (us, at least) immeasurable hours of fun.
The rewards for a homebrew developer's labor are few. The majority of their games and applications will never see a commercial release or any cash return. The number of people who can even appreciate their work on the DS is limited because of hardware requirements (i.e. third party storage carts). To find out why these programmers pour countless hours into projects that they won't likely profit from, Modojo interviewed the minds behind four of the homebrew scene's most visible games: Tetattds, Tower Defense, The Lemmings Project, and QWAK.
We have great news for puzzle fans! Panel de Pon, aka Tetris Attack, aka Pokémon Puzzle League, aka Puzzle League is going to get a DS release in Japan in April, according to some rumor-hounds at NeoGAF. This marks the first time we can think of that the same game has appeared on both the Game Boy Advance and the DS.
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Aug. 12 |
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Gauntlet |
Sept. 1 |
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