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Title: Boulder Dash Ships for DS in Europe
Post by: NWR_Lindy on November 24, 2007, 04:17:57 AM
Europeans, get ready to rock.
 http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/newsArt.cfm?artid=14856

 Let The Diamond Hunt begin as Boulder Dash®-ROCKS!™ hits the Shelves Today    


  Darmstadt/Geneva, November 22nd 2007 –10TACLE STUDIOS AG, Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS); and First Star Software, Inc. today announced the Europe-wide release of “Boulder Dash®-ROCKS!™" for the Nintendo DS™ Jointly developed by 10TACLE STUDIOS MOBILE and co-publisher First Star Software, Inc., the modern remake of this cult classic guarantees both veteran “Boulder Dash®" fans and new-found Rockford™ friends exciting and challenging arcade-puzzle action.    


This tricky puzzle and dexterity game first made its debut in the early 80s and continues to fascinate its large fan base making it a classic in the history of interactive entertainment. Now Boulder Dash® is back with a hot new look to take the Nintendo DS by storm this holiday. A version of the game for the PSP® (PlayStation® Portable) will follow in Spring 2008. The hit game’s principle remains: players have to collect sparkling diamonds whilst avoiding numerous traps and beating opponents to reach them, all the while watching out for falling boulders.    


The game contains four different gaming modes. In addition to the classic single-player mode, which takes players through 80 levels across four different game worlds, Boulder Dash®-ROCKS!™ now offers a new multi-player setting and two additional play modes. For the first time, Boulder Dash®-ROCKS!™ on the Nintendo DS also features ‘Route Race’ – an all new custom designed strategic game feature which allows the player to use the Stylus to first draw a path for Rockford to exit a level though, neither Rockford not any of the in-game elements move until after the player is ready to test the route they have recorded. While this may seem easy at first, the higher the level, the more challenging it becomes for the player to envision the best strategy as he weighs up which enemies to free or which stones to move to reach the exit, while trying to predict and remember how things will shift based on the route drawn.    


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Title: RE: Boulder Dash Ships for DS in Europe
Post by: Infernal Monkey on November 24, 2007, 02:26:12 PM
Oh what! The Aussie release date is for March next year, I assumed that was when Europe was getting it too. I need to import.

Edit: I love how : O turns into a blushing smiley!