Twin sisters Mio Amakura and Mayu Amakura are visiting a childhood play spot when Mayu, who walks with a perpetual limp after a childhood accident, follows a mysterious crimson butterfly deep into the woods. Mio, concerned for her twin, follows Mayu, and the two girls are led to a lost village. While curiously empty, the village appears to have been cursed by some past event. The curse appears to be related to a failed ritual of human sacrifice involving twins, where one twin sacrifices another. This ritual was supposed to keep the Hell Gate beneath the village closed. After one of the twins designated for the sacrifice flees the village, the remaining monks attempt to complete the ritual by hanging Yae's sister, but this instead opens the Hell Gate and releases the evil spirits held inside, who flood the village and kill everyone present.
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Odyssey2, Game Boy, Game Boy Pocket, Game Boy Color, Sega Genesis, PlayStation, N64, PlayStation2, GameCube, Pokemon Mini, Game Boy Advance, GBA SP, Nintendo DS Lite, Wii, PlayStation3
Just in case you thought the Pokemon Trading Card Game’s complexity was prohibitive to younger players, there’s a new easy-play edition on the way that ties directly to recent WiiWare release Pokemon Rumble.
The Pokemon Rumble TCG ($10, coming early December) comes with sixteen cards and plenty of dice and token accessories, bent on simulating Rumble’s [...]
Although once an only-in-Japan punchline (WTF LAWYER GAME?!?!?), Phoenix Wright has become fairly ubiquitous here in the West. Even as the Ace Attorney DS series passed the lawyering torch off to Apollo Justice, Phoenix still seems to hold the giant OBJECTION finger of our hearts.
Today Capcom announced that the three Phoenix Wright DS games will [...]
It was a little buried by all the excitement over WiiWare demos yesterday, but Pokemon Rumble has some surprises of its own. The new WiiWare game allows unlockable pokemon via code, and two releases are already available.
One was mentioned in the weekly Nintendo Download press release. If you buy the game and have synced your [...]
Crash Bandicoot!
This poster was spotted by my wife in one of our local elementary schools. Crash and Coco have joined the war against leukemia, as waged by The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s School & Youth Programs.
It’s bigger after the jump, just like Crash was bigger over a decade ago.
GAME> Pokemon Stadium (2000)
SYSTEM> Nintendo 64
SOURCE> EGM, 2000
Here’s a special two-part, two-game Aeroprotip for you: first, read the above to win the rare Surfing Pikachu in Pokemon Stadium! Then continue on after the jump to see what that Surfing Pikachu can unlock in Pokemon Yellow… and what it has to do with Excitebike!
The “GameStop Exclusive” Insomniac Museum Moon that you received with your Ratchet & Clank Future 2 preorder is unlockable by all who beat the game.
Do you have a gaming disappointment for Sad Chao to lament? Send it to tips@aeropause.com with the subject “Sad Chao” and your mail might make Sad Chao sad enough to post [...]
Nintendo Power continues their holiday game coverage with a cover feature on Mario and another big list of reviews. You Shantae fans will want to search this issue out for the cool character design evolution chart. The rest of you will just have to imagine bikini-clad genie girls and read-a-long!
Issue #248, December 2009
featuring New Super [...]
Remember two weeks ago when Nintendo announced Excitebike: World Rally on their weekly Channel informercial? Now it’s out. Surprise! It’s like Nintendo wants you to have nothing to look forward to, aside from vague promises about the next Mario or Zelda release. The four-player World Rally sells for 1000 Wii points, has online play, and [...]
Arceus is your gateway pokemon to next spring’s release of Pokemon HeartGold / SoulSilver.
The rare, legendary, FINAL pokedex member is available this week at Toys R Us as a free Wonder Card download for any of the current three DS core Pokemon games. Not only do you get a level 100 monster, but you also [...]
I noticed a big Chun Li banner ad showing up in my weblog’s Google Ads, but it wasn’t advertising Super Street Fighter IV. Chun Li seems to be shilling for Kingory.com, a Flash-based RTS with a Romance of the Three Kingdoms flavor.
As near as I can tell, the web game was developed in China, and [...]
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