Nintendo releases full Japanese DS publisher list
Now, 32 third-party publishers in Japan are working on 64 games for the upcoming dual-screen portable, including new installments in the Bokutai and Castlevania franchises.
TOKYO--Today, Nintendo released an updated list of Japanese game publishers and their announced titles for the Nintendo DS. The list includes 64 titles from 32 third-party publishers, as well as eight titles from Nintendo itself.
Among the more interesting developments, Konami Japan will release a Bokutai game, while Konami Tokyo will release a Castlevania game for the DS. Namco will release a new Mr. Driller game and an unnamed role-playing game. The latter might be an original intellectual property or possibly a Tales game, considering that the series is making its way to Sonys handheld, the PSP.
Def Jam Vendettas developer Aki will release a game named Mikke!, which is the Japanese title for the I Spy picture-book series by Jean Marzollo and Walter Wick. Square Enix, which just recently began to recruit for a new Seiken Densetsu project, revealed that it will release a new game in the series for the DS.
Absent from the list was Konami's Frogger 2005 game, which was announced at the last E3. Also missing in action was From Software, which Nintendo mentioned as a third-party publisher as recently as last month.
For those interested in North American publishers for the DS, Nintendo announced that it will release a full list on its official English site around August 10. The full list of Japanese publishers and games is as follows:
Idea Factory
Spectral Force
Aki
Mikke! (I Spy)
Atlus
Jinsei Game DS
Shin Megami Tensei DS
Snowboards Kids DS
Caduceus
Choro-Q DS
Aruze
Zunou ni Ase Kaku game series Vol.1: Cool 104 Joker & Setline
Epoch
Unnamed action game
MTO
Minna no mahjong
Unnamed racing game
Capcom
Megaman Battle Network series*
Viewtiful Joe series*
Gyakuten Saiban series* (AKA Reversal of Judgment)
Game Arts
Unnamed new RPG
Genki
Kebukawa Tantei Jiken-bo
Living High Killing Low
Kaidou Racing Battle
Koei
Dynasty Warriors*
Unnamed historical simulation game
Unnamed mahjong game
Konami
Yu-Gi-Oh! Nightmare Troubadour*
Ganbare Goemon
Survival Kids
Vandal Hearts
Konami Computer Entertainment Japan
Boktai
Konami Computer Entertainment Studio
Powerful Pro-Baseball series
Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo
Castlevania
Winning Eleven series
Sammy
Jissen Pachi-slot Hisshouhou! Fist of the North Star
Sunrise Interactive
Unnamed simulation game
Jamsworks
Unnamed new board game
Square Enix
Egg Monster Heroes*
New Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles title*
New Dragon Quest Monsters title*
New Seiken Densetsu title
New Slime MoriMori Dragon Quest title
Spike
Kenshuu-i Tendou Dokuta
Sega
Sonic DS
Project Rub
Taito
Rakugaki Oukoku series
Bubble Bobble series
Chunsoft
Fushigi no Dungeon
D3
Unnamed action game
Tecmo
New Monster Rancher title
Unnamed game by Team Ninja
Tomy
Naruto
Zoids
Namco
New Mr. Driller
Unnamed RPG
Pac-Pix
Pac 'n Roll
Hudson
Bomberman*
Far East of Eden series
Nintendo
Super Mario 64x4*
Metroid Prime: Hunters*
WarioWare Inc. DS*
Mario Kart DS*
Animal Crossing DS*
Super Mario Brothers DS*
PictoChat*
Nintendogs*
Bandai
Mobile Suit Gundam SEED*
One Piece*
Meteors
Banpresto
Dragonball Z*
Marvelous Interactive
Urusei Yatsura
Harvest Moon for DS
Legend of the River King series
Unnamed original RPG
Yukes
Unnamed sports game
Rocket Company
Doubutsu-jima no Chobi Gurumi 3
* denotes game was previously announced at E3.
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