Japanese Nintendo DS Commercial

There's also some nice GC & GBA videos...

GBA Video 1
-Wario Ware Twisted! (Nintendo)
-F-Zero Climax (Nintendo)
-The Legend of ZeldA: The Minish Cap (Nintendo/Capcom)
-Game Boy Wars Advance 1+2 (Nintendo/Intelligent Systems)

GBA Video 2
-Donkey Kong: King of Swing (Nintendo/Paon)
-Yoshi's Universal Gravitation (Nintendo)
-1000-nen Kazoku (Nintendo)
-The Tower SP (Nintendo/Vivarium)
-Mario Party Advance (Nintendo/Hudson)
-Nonono Puzzle Chailien (Nintendo/Creatures)

GBA Video 3
-Patroller X (Bandai)
-Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories (Square Enix/Jupiter)
-Dragon Ball Advance Adventure (Banpresto)
-Finding Nemo: The Continuing Adventures (Yukes/Traveler's Tales)
-Power Pro Kun Pocket 7 (Konami/KCES)
-Super Robot Taisen: Original Generation 2 (Banpresto)
-Croket! Great Adventurers of Time (Konami/KCES)
-Gambare Goemon 1+2 (Konami/KCES)
-Konshiki Gashbell 2 (Banpresto)
-MegaMan Battle Network 5 (Capcom)
-Duel Masters 3 (Atlus/Takara)
-Selfish Fairy Murimo and Methamphetamine! (Konami/KCES)
-Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny (Bandai)
-Ganbare! Dodge Fighters (Bandai)
-The Urbz: Sims in the City (Electronic Arts/Griptonite Games)
-The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age (Electronic Arts/Griptonite Games)
-ZOIDS Saga Fuzors (Tomy)
-Tales of the World: Narikiri Dungeon 3 (Namco/Tales Studio)


GC Video 1
-Mario Power Tennis (Nintendo/Camelot)
-Mario Party 5 (Nintendo/Hudson)
-Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat (Nintendo)
-Fire Emblem (Nintendo/Intelligent Systems)

GC Video 2
-Star Fox Assault (Nintendo/Namco)
-Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (Nintendo/Retro Studios)
-Geist (Nintendo/n-Space)
-Odama (Nintendo/Vivarium)
-Advance Wars: Under Fire (Nintendo/Kuju Entertianment)
-Chibi Robo (Nintendo/Skip)

GC Video 3
-Naruto! Ninja Taisen 3 (Tomy/Eighting)
-Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 11: Final Edition (Konami/KCES)
-Viewtiful Joe 2 (Capcom/Clover Studio)
-Super Robot Taisen GC (Banpresto)
-Chaos Field (Milestone/Able)
-Mobile Suit Gundam Vs Z-Gundam (Bandai/Capcom)
-Need for Speed Underground 2 (Electronic Arts)
-The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age (Electronic Arts)
-Terminator 3: The Redemption (Atari/Paradigm)
-Resident Evil 4 (Capcom)
-Goldeneye: Rogue Agent (Electronic Arts)
-The Incredibles (D3 Publisher/Traveler's Tales)
-Killer 7 (Capcom)
-The Urbz: Sims in the City (Electronic Arts)

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Originally Posted by Kosh_H

...new Klonoa on that big widescreen would smoke..

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No doubt. |-) I would totally buy a PSP for Klonoa. Hell, that's the reason I bought my PS2.

I'd love to see Klonoa continue on both DS & PSP. Keep the cinematic traditional platformer for PSP and the more puzzle oriented G series for DS. :)

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Originally Posted by Kosh_H

And all they need to do is put a new Gradius and I am sold.

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I am with you as long as its done by treasure. Playing without option positioning is like going back to Betamax after DVD.

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Originally Posted by raziel

I just saw this for the first time. Don't know if it's old or not. It's pretty badass

http://www.manassasreallysucks.com/v...nintendods.swf

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The US one is really weird (the "touch it, why don't you touch it" one)...I didn't know what it was untill I noticed the dual blue screens.

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Originally Posted by EMAGDNIM

The US one is really weird (the "touch it, why don't you touch it" one)...I didn't know what it was untill I noticed the dual blue screens.

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Non videogame fan commercials suck. It reminds me of the PSX commercials back when.

LOL agreed...I was thinking of those terrible PSX ones myself...

I really hated the "enos lives" message or whatever that was during the old school PSX ads. What was that supposed to be? Some dumb "subliminal" code for 'Sony'?

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I am with you as long as its done by treasure. Playing without option positioning is like going back to Betamax after DVD.

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As long as it is supervised by one or two members of the Jap Konami team I'm sure it would turn out fine. Look at Gradius Galaxies, done by european team Mobile 21 and turned out brilliantly (IMHO) with a little supervision. But I wouldn't know about option positioning (i hear raves) as I still don't have Gradius V let alone a PS2. :sweat:

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Originally Posted by Kosh_H

Look at Gradius Galaxies, done by european team Mobile 21 and turned out brilliantly (IMHO) with a little supervision.

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Mobile 21 was a Tokyo based company formed as a partnership between Konami and Nintendo. They were dead by late 2002 iirc.

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D'OH, thanks for the clarification jarrod. Bah. :sweat: