Want the 411 on all things Pokemon? This week’s gaming news is the place to be! We have the 411 on Pokemon Diamond and Pokemon Pearl, plus info on the new Pokemon Card Game Collectible Tins, complete with Pokemon Diamond and Pokemon Pearl preview cards! If that’s not enough, check out these pics of SEGA’s new Shining Force EXA for PS2 and Full Auto 2 Battlelines for PSP. Finally, we have a list of all the new games that drop this week for every game system from Nintendo DS to Xbox 360, Wii, PS3 and even for your PC!
SEGA Game Preview - Shining Force EXA for the PS2
The latest entry in the Shining Force series of RPG games from SEGA you get to control the warrior Toma and the sorceress Cyrille as you fight evil in real-time strategy battles. You also get to custom-build a massive Geo-Fortress - your very own castle! Check out these pictures.
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SEGA Game Preview: Full Auto 2 - Battlelines for the PSP
Not only does Full Auto 2: Battlelines let you hit the streets at high-speed and smash stuff up, you also get to unleash crazy firepower to take down buildings and cause huge chain-reactions of destruction. There are also lots of multiplayer modes and tons of ways to customize the 15 different cars you can race! Check out these pictures.
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Pokemon Card Game - Collectible Tins
As Pokemon Diamond and Pokemon Pearl get closer, the Pokemon Trading Card Game is celebrating the launch with three new Pokemon TCG: EX Collector’s Tins. Each tin has four booster packs of cards, two from EX Power Keepers, one from EX Delta Species and one from EX Dragon Frontiers. You also get one of three Diamond and Pearl preview cards in each tin. The cards are Turtwig, Chimchar and Piplup. Here’s a picture of the three Pokemon!
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Pokemon Diamond and Pokemon Pearl - Cell Phones?
The new Pokemon Diamond and Pokemon Pearl video games for the Nintendo DS are dropping on April 22, 2007 with a ton of new Pokemon fun. Not only do they have almost 500 Pokemon for you to catch, they do something really cool with the DS Wireless Connection. They let you chat with your friends. Normally that’s a short range deal - across the library, to the far side of a field, two stores away in a mall, etc. But, if you can hook up to the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection you’ll be able to chat with anyone you play with! You need to have their Friend Code first, which keep Pokemon fans safe from internet creeps. The connection works across the internet so there aren’t any long distance charges. That means it’s time to buy your long-distance grandma a DS and copy of Pokemon Diamond or Pearl!What Video Games are Dropping This Week?
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