Marvelous Interactive reveals 2007 DS/Wii titles
Marvelous Interactive Inc. has now announced the official 2007 games lineup for the DS and the Wii direct from TGS 2006.
For the DS, Rising Star Games will release RPG games based on the Harvest Moon series: the Rune Factory – shin Bokujou Monogatari, Luminous Arc, and Bokujou Monogatari – Kimi to sodatsu shima. Under the Wii platform, Heroes and Bokujou Monogatari will be released.
The Rune Factory promises new monsters to fight and dungeons to explore. In Luminous Arc, you’ll be immersed in a deep story and get to train your team, learn special attacks and combine objects to progress through the game. Bokujou Monogatari – Kimi to sodatsu shima allows you to build your own island while discovering new 3D characters.
Bokujou Monogatari on Wii lets you use the Wiimote in another Harvest Moon game to work the farm. You can plough the land, plant seeds, and cultivate crops. Heroes for the Wii (developed by Grasshopper Manufacture) is based on Killer7 for the GameCube, but is not a sequel to the game. It’s a different game that lets you deal with social issues instead of political ones, as those found in Killer7.
Marvelous Interactive Inc. has now announced the official 2007 games lineup for the DS and the Wii direct from TGS 2006.
For the DS, Rising Star Games will release RPG games based on the Harvest Moon series: the Rune Factory – shin Bokujou Monogatari, Luminous Arc, and Bokujou Monogatari – Kimi to sodatsu shima. Under the Wii platform, Heroes and Bokujou Monogatari will be released.
The Rune Factory promises new monsters to fight and dungeons to explore. In Luminous Arc, you’ll be immersed in a deep story and get to train your team, learn special attacks and combine objects to progress through the game. Bokujou Monogatari – Kimi to sodatsu shima allows you to build your own island while discovering new 3D characters.
Bokujou Monogatari on Wii lets you use the Wiimote in another Harvest Moon game to work the farm. You can plough the land, plant seeds, and cultivate crops. Heroes for the Wii (developed by Grasshopper Manufacture) is based on Killer7 for the GameCube, but is not a sequel to the game. It’s a different game that lets you deal with social issues instead of political ones, as those found in Killer7.
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