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[jarrod]

Okay, I've revised the old lists (dropped anything without a publisher, unspecific support & externally rumored games) and added new stuff. Enjoy.


Nintendo DS
-Advance Wars DS (Nintendo/Intelligent Systems)
-Air Assault 2 (SummitSoft)
-Animal Crossing (Nintendo)
-Animetic RPG (Arika)
-Another (Nintendo/Cing)
-Armored Core series (From Software)
-Asphalt Urban GT (UbiSoft/Gameloft)
-Atari Classics (Atari)
-Bleach (Sega)
-Boktai (Konami/KCEJ)
-Bomberman DS (Hudson)
-Bust-A-Move series (Taito)
-Caduceus: Surgical Operation (Atlus)
-Castlevania (Konami/KCET)
-Chobi Island 3 (Rocket Company)
-Choro Q DS (Atlus/Takara)
-Deep Labyrinth (Interactive Planes)
-Disney/Pixar's The Incredibles (THQ)
-Dragon Ball Z (Atari)
-Dragon Ball Z (Banpresto)
-Dragon Booster (Konami/KDE)
-Dragon Warrior Monsters series (Square Enix/Tose)
-Dragon Warrior Slime Morimori series (Square Enix/Tose)
-Dynasty Warriors DS (Koei)
-Egg Monster Hero (Square Enix)
-Everybody's Mah-jongg (MTO)
-Far East of Eden series (Hudson/Red)
-Feel the Magic: XY-XX (Sega/Sonic Team)
-Final Fantasy III (Square Enix)
-Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicle series (Square Enix)
-Frogger 2005 (Konami/KCEH)
-Ganbare Goemon (Konami/KCES)
-GoldenEye: Rogue Agent (Electronic Arts)
-GT DS Racing (MTO)
-Guruguru Nagetto (Success)
-Guruguru Omiseyasan Gokko (Bandai)
-Harvest Moon DS (Natsume/Marvelous/Marucome)
-Jam with the Band (Nintendo)
-Jinsei Game DS (Atlus/Takara)
-Jissen Pachislot Hisshopou! Fist of the North Star DS (Sammy)
-Jump Super Stars (Nintendo/HAL)
-Kaido Racing Battle (Genki)
-Kawaii Koinu DS (MTO)
-Kenshuui Tendou Dokuta (Spike)
-Kerokero King (Bandai)
-Keroro Gunsou (Bandai)
-Kirby & the Magic Paintbrush (Nintendo/HAL)
-Legend of the River King DS (Natsume/Marvelous)
-Legend of Zelda: Four Swords (Nintendo)
-Living High↑Killing Low↓ (Genki)
-Londonian Gothics: Mekyuu no Lolita (Mega Cyber)
-Lunar (Marvelous)
-Madden NFL 2005 (Electronic Arts)
-Magical Vacation II (Nintendo/Brownie Brown)
-Mahjong Taikai (Koei)
-Mahou Touch (Bandai)
-Mario Kart DS (Nintendo)
-Meikyuu (Aruze)
-Megaman Battle Network series (Capcom)
-Meteors (Bandai/Q Entertainment)
-Metroid Prime: Hunters (Nintendo/NST)
-Mikke! (Aki)
-Mobile Suit Gundam Seed (Bandai)
-Momotarou World (Hudson)
-Monster Summoner (Ertain)
-Monster Rancher Jamboree (Tecmo)
-Moonlight Fables (Majesco/Cyber Philharmonic)
-Mr Driller: Drill Spirits (Namco)
-Mysterious Dungeon Pokemon World: Pikachu's Adventure (ChunSoft)
-Nanostray (Majesco/Shin'en)
-Naruto (Tomy)
-Need for Speed Underground (Electronic Arts)
-New Secret of Mana (Square Enix)
-New Super Mario Bros (Nintendo)
-Objection Court series (Capcom)
-Ocha Inu DS (MTO)
-One-Line Puzzle (Nintenco/Mitchell)
-One Piece (Bandai)
-Organizer Plus (SummitSoft)
-Pac n' Roll (Namco)
-Pac-Pix (Namco)
-Ping Pals (THQ/WayForward)
-Pixar's Cars (THQ)
-Pokemon Dash! (Nintendo/Ambrella)
-Pokemon Diamond/Pearl (Nintendo/GameFreak)
-Powerful Pro Baseball series (Konami/KCES)
-Prince of Tennis: 2005 Crystal Drive (Konami/KCEJ)
-Professional Wrestling (Yukes)
-Puppy Times (Nintendo)
-Puyo Pop Fever (Sega/Sonic Team)
-Rally DS (Spike)
-Rayman DS (UbiSoft)
-Rakugaki Kingdom series (Taito/Rakaguta Studio)
-Rekishi Simulation (Koei)
-Ridge Racer DS (Namco/NST)
-Robots (VU Games)
-SD Gundam Simulation (Bandai)
-Sentouin Yamada Hajime 2 (KidsSation)
-Shin Megami Tensei DS (Atlus)
-Showboard Kids DS (Atlus/Racdym)
-Simple DS series (D3)
-Sonic DS (Sega/Sonic Team)
-Spectral Force (Idea Factory/Neverland)
-Spider-Man 2 (Activision/Vicarious Visions)
-SpongeBob SquarePants (THQ)
-Sprung (UbiSoft)
-Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith (UbiSoft)
-Super Black Bass: Dynamic Shot (Starfish)
-Super Mario 64 DS (Nintendo)
-Super Peach Princess (Nintendo)
-Super Robot Taisen (Banpresto)
-Survival Kids (Konami/KCEJ)
-Tak (THQ)
-Tantei Adventure (KidsStation)
-Tiger Woords PGA Tour (Electronic Arts)
-Tony Hawk's Underground (Activision/Vicarious Visions)
-Tounou Ni Asekaku Game Series: Volume 1 Cool 104 Joker & Setline (Aruze)
-Tounou Ni Asekaku Game Series: Volume 2 (Aruze)
-Tounou Ni Asekaku Game Series: Volume 3 (Aruze)
-Toy Heads World (Interactive Planes)
-TV Character Action (Sega)
-Ubukawa Detective Case Files: The Masquerade Lullaby (Genki)
-Ultimate Brain Games (TeleGames/Cosmigo)
-Ultimate Card Games (TeleGames/Cosmigo)
-Ultimate Pocket Games (TeleGames/Cosmigo)
-Urbz: Sims in the City (Electronic Arts/Griptonite)
-Urusei Yatsura (Marvelous)
-Yakuman DS (Nintendo)
-Yoshi's Touch & Go (Nintendo)
-Yu-Gi-Oh! Nightmare Troubador (Konami/KCEJ)
-Vandal Hearts (Konami/KCET)
-Viewtiful Joe series (Capcom/Clover Studio)
-Wario Ware, Inc. DS (Nintendo/Intelligent Systems)
-WiNX (Konami/KDE)
-World Soccer Winning Eleven series (Konami/KCET)
-X-Men Legends (Activision/Raven)
-ZOIDS (Tomy)
-Zoo Keeper (Success)
-Zoo Tycoon (THQ)

-tba action (Alfa Unit)
-tba action (D3)
-tba action (Epoch)
-tba action (Now Production)
-tba action RPG (Aruze)
-tba action RPG (Hudson)
-tba card battle (KidsStation)
-tba board game (Jams Works)
-tba family (Orbital Media)
-tba historical simulation (Koei)
-tba movie license (UbiSoft)
-tba platform (Orbital Media)
-tba project (Majesco)
-tba project (Tecmo/Team Ninja)
-tba project (Vivendi Universal)
-tba racing (Orbital Media)
-tba RPG (GameArts)
-tba RPG (Marvelous)
-tba RPG (Namco)
-tba RPG (Tomy)
-tba sports (Sega)
-tba simulation (Sunrise)
-tba strategy RPG (Orbital Media)


PSP
-Activision Anthology (Activision)
-AI Series Mahjong (Marvelous)
-AI Series Igo (Marvelous)
-AI Series Shougo (Marvelous)
-Angel Collection (MTO)
-Ape Escape 3 (SCEI)
-Ape Escape P (SCEI)
-Ape Escape Academy (SCEI)
-Armored Core: Formula Front (From Software)
-ATV Offroad Fury (SCEA/Climax)
-Axel Impact International (SCEI/Axis)
-Batman Begins (Electronic Arts/Vicarious Visions)
-Bomberman (Hudson)
-BurnOut (Electronic Arts/Criterion)
-Bust-A-Move Pocket (Taito)
-Card Shark 3 (Phoenix Games)
-Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (VU Games)
-Cloud of Verruca (Success)
-Coded Arms (Konami/KCES)
-DarkStalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower (Capcom)
-Death Jr (SCEA/Backbone)
-Densha de Go! Tokyo Kyuukou Hen (Ongakukan)
-Derby (SCEI)
-Detective Shinto Shrine (WorkJam)
-Devil May Cry series (Capcom)
-Digital Pet (Sega)
-Dokodemo Kaishou Pachislot Sengen (Tecmo)
-Dokodemo Issyo (SCEI)
-DoraSlot Super Hana Hana 30 (Dorasu)
-Dragon Ball Z (Bandai)
-Dynasty Warriors (Koei/Omega Force)
-Evil Village (Now Production)
-EX Jinsei (Atlus)
-Far East of Eden series (Hudson/Red)
-FIFA (Electronic Arts)
-Fighting Spirits (SCEA)
-Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core (Square Enix)
-Formula One 04 (SCEE/Evolution)
-Free Runing (Eidos)
-Frogger 2005 (Konami/KCEH)
-Gaghary Trilogy: The Legend of Heroes (Bandai)
-Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex (SCEI/Cavia)
-Gran Turismo 4: Mobile (SCEI/Polyphony Digital)
-Hard Corps (SCEE/Studio London)
-Harvest Moon series (Natsume/Marvelous/Marucome)
-Heaven Key Earth Gate (SCEI)
-Higanjima (Now Production)
-Hoshigari Empusa (Takyuo)
-Hot Shots Golf Pocket (SCEI/Clap Hanz)
-Intelligent License (Now Production)
-Jissen Pachislot Hisshopou! Fist of the North Star (Sammy)
-Karakuri (Tecmo)
-Karaoke (SCEI)
-King's Field series (From Software)
-KOF Milennium Impact (SNK Playmore)
-Koron (CyberFront)
-Legend of the River King series (Natsume/Marvelous)
-Lumines (Bandai/Q Entertainment)
-Mahjong Kakutou (Konami)
-Mahjong Taikai (Koei)
-Makkai Wars (Nippon Ichi)
-MediEvil (SCEE/Studio Cambridge)
-Mercury (Ignition)
-Metal Gear Ac!d (Konami/KCEJ)
-Mobile Suit Gundam: Soukyuu no Fafner (Bandai/XES)
-Mojibittan P (Namco)
-Mushi (Global A)
-MX (THQ)
-Namco Museum (Namco)
-Naruto (Bandai)
-NBA Shootout 2005 (SCEA/989 Sports)
-NBA Street (Electronic Arts)
-Need for Speed Underground Rivals (Electronic Arts)
-NFL Street (Electronic Arts)
-NHL Face-Off 2005 (SCEA/989 Sports/Blue 42)
-Novel (SCEI)
-One Piece (Bandai)
-Patlabor (Bandai)
-Persona (Atlus)
-Pilot Academy (Marvelous)
-Plus Plum 2 Again (Takyuo)
-Popolocrois Story: Prince Pietro's Adventure (SCEI)
-Powerful Pro Baseball series (Konami/KCES)
-Princess Crown (Atlus)
-Professional Wrestling (Yukes)
-Project S (Sega)
-Puyo Pop Fever (Sega/Sonic Team)
-Red Line (SCEI)
-Ren-Goku: The Tower of Purgatory (Hudson)
-Ridge Racers (Namco)
-RNR: We Run Through The Beats (Seed9)
-Romance of the Three Kingdoms (Koei)
-RS Revolution (Spike)
-Sengoku Cannon (XNauts)
-Shingata (Sunrise)
-Shin Tenmakai (Idea Factory)
-Space Invaders Pocket (Taito)
-Sparrow Merit (Success)
-Spider-Man 2 (Activision/Vicarious Visions)
-Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith (UbiSoft)
-Sticky Balls (Warthog)
-Super Robot Taisen (Banpresto)
-Super Star Studio (Coong)
-Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow (SCEA/Sony Bend)
-Taiko no Tetsujin (Namco)
-Tales of Eternia (Namco/Tales Studio)
-Talkman (SCEI)
-Technic Cute (Arika)
-Tecmo My Generation (Tecmo)
-Tenchu (From Software/K2)
-Tiger Woods PGA Tour (Electronic Arts)
-TGM-K (Arika)
-Toudai Shougi Portable (Manichi)
-Touge Max (Atlus)
-Tokyo Xtreme Racer (Genki)
-Tony Hawk's Underground 2 (Activision/Shaba)
-Twisted Metal: World Tour (SCEA/Incog)
-Viewtiful Joe series (Capcom/Clover Studio)
-Vegas Casino 2 (Phoenix Games)
-Visual Novel series (Aqua Plus)
-Volcanus Online (Zepetto)
-Wipeout Pure (SCEE/Studio Liverpool)
-World Soccer Winning Eleven (Konami/KCET)
-World Tour Soccer 2005 (SCEE/Studio Soho)
-WRC (SCEE/Evolution)
-Yamasi Digi Portable (Yamasa)
-Ys: The Ark of Napishtam (Konami/KDE)
-Zooo (Success)

-tba action (Tomy)
-tba action/adventure (Atari)
-tba adventure (From Software)
-tba adventure (Sega)
-tba communication/simulation (Sega)
-tba driving (Atari)
-tba education (Imagineer)
-tba MMORPG (SCEI)
-tba online game (SCEI)
-tba puzzle (D3)
-tba puzzle (MTO)
-tba racing (Atari)
-tba RPG (SCEI/Level 5)
-tba simulation RPG (Konami)
-tba sports (Sega)
-tba table game (Success)


...oh and let me know if anything's missing.

 

[SantaC]

you should make a website of this.

 

[Doogdogg]

Need numbers.

 

[Tritroid]

I get:

DS Announced - 130
TBA - 23

PSP Announced - 126
TBA - 16

 

[Spiritreaver]

I must be honest, and this isn't a knock at the system, as the software lineup is full of some really popular titles that I'm sure many here want. But I simply cannot find a single title yet that I would really feel confident in justifying a PSP purchase for myself. Though, that MMORPG from Sony has me REALLY interested. I think I'd really be in heaven with a handheld MMORPG.

 

[Nerevar]

I must be honest, and this isn't a knock at the system, as the software lineup is full of some really popular titles that I'm sure many here want. But I simply cannot find a single title yet that I would really feel confident in justifying a PSP purchase for myself. Though, that MMORPG from Sony has me REALLY interested. I think I'd really be in heaven with a handheld MMORPG.

I would agree, but the fact that there will be portable sports-gaming goodness in full 3d is enough to make me excited about it. Nothing else out there that's any good. I know they don't want to make it into a port machine, but I'd take ports of the GTA games and some of the better action games from PS2 on it.

 

[Baron]

Okay, I've revised the old lists (dropped anything without a publisher, unspecific support & rumored games) and added new stuff. Enjoy.

BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH LOTSOSTUFFSAIDHERE BLAH BLAH BLAH

...oh and let me know if anything's missing.

Seriously, do you even have a life outside this message board?

 

[jarrod]

I get:

DS Announced - 130
TBA - 23

PSP Announced - 126
TBA - 16

To be fair PSP does have a good 20-30 announced games from tiny western developers (some working out of their garages no doubt) with no publisher in sight while DS probably has less than 10.

 

[jarrod]

Seriously, do you even have a life outside this message board?

boredom + unemployment = 26.24 posts per day

:/

 

[Spiritreaver]

boredom + unemployment = 26.24 posts per day

:/

As a fellow handheld lover, I must say, I'd be lost if you didn't exist. Keep up the good work jarrod.

 

[AirBrian]

Great lists, jarrod. You're a scholar and a gentleman.

 

[TekunoRobby]

Jarrod's the man.

Anyways, Jarrod could you bold the Nintendo DS and PSP titles so there's a clearer distinction between the two lists?

EDIT: Thanks Jarrod!

 

[u_neek]

Nintendo DS
-Advance Wars DS (Nintendo/Intelligent Systems)
-Animal Crossing (Nintendo)
-Castlevania (Konami/KCET)
-Far East of Eden series (Hudson/Red)
-Feel the Magic: XY-XX (Sega/Sonic Team)
-Final Fantasy III (Square Enix)
-Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicle series (Square Enix)
-Legend of the River King DS (Natsume/Marvelous)
-Lunar (Marvelous)
-Magical Vacation II (Nintendo/Brownie Brown)
-Mario Kart DS (Nintendo)
-Megaman Battle Network series (Capcom)
-Metroid Prime: Hunters (Nintendo/NST)
-New Secret of Mana (Square Enix)
-New Super Mario Bros (Nintendo)
-Pokemon Diamond/Pearl (Nintendo/GameFreak)
-Project Rub/I Would Die for You (Sega/Sonic Team)
-Puppy Times (Nintendo)
-Rayman DS (UbiSoft)
-Shin Megami Tensei DS (Atlus)
-Super Mario 64 DS (Nintendo)
-Super Peach Princess (Nintendo)
-Viewtiful Joe series (Capcom/Clover Studio)
-Zoo Keeper (Success)



PlayStation Portable
-Coded Arms (Konami/KCES)
-DarkStalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower (Capcom)
-Devil May Cry series (Capcom)
-Digital Pet (Sega)
-Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core (Square Enix)
-Harvest Moon series (Natsume/Marvelous/Marucome)
-Legend of the River King series (Natsume/Marvelous)
-Lumines (Bandai/Q Entertainment)
-Persona (Atlus)
-Project S (Sega)
-Ridge Racers (Namco)
-Sticky Balls (Warthog)
-Tales of Eternia (Namco/Tales Studio)
-Viewtiful Joe series (Capcom/Clover Studio)
-Wipeout Pure (SCEE/Studio Liverpool)
-Ys: The Ark of Napishtam (Konami/KDE)

These are what matters to me..

 

[Tritroid]

I had no idea they were working on Magical Vacation II for DS.

Fuck you for not localizing the first one Nintendo.

 

[Dragmire]

DS has GBA hardware, too. It's gonna be my new platform for GBA games.

 

[Christberg]

Thanks a ton for this list!

Lots of good DS games IMO. Not too sure about the PSP list though, basically you've got some spinoffs of big name stuff and some direct console ports pretty much.

Then again, I'm a Nintendo fan, so...

 

[duderon]

Seriously, do you even have a life outside this message board?

You're actually ripping on someone giving you gaming information on a gaming board?? There would be nothing to talk about if there weren't posters like jarrod. Grow up dood.

 

[MadOdorMachine]

DS's lineup definately has me more interested than Sony's. Nintendo pretty much sold me when they announced Castlevania. I hope we get a 2D Metroid too.

 

[Zilch]

In terms of software, DS > PSP right now for me too. I'm sure I'll get a PSP sometime next year (what's the deal with that MMORPG?), but I really really want a DS. That SquareEnix lineup can NOT be beat.

 

[Myoclonic Jerk]

Games: DS >>>> PSP

but te PSP is so damn sexy.. I dunno if I'd be able to resist buying it ..

if it just was a cellphone at the same time, that would guarantee my purchase...

 

[Memles]

Being a Nintendo Whore...DS for me.

Nintendo DS
-Advance Wars DS (Nintendo/Intelligent Systems)
-Animal Crossing (Nintendo)
-Harvest Moon DS (Natsume/Marvelous/Marucome)
-Jam with the Band (Nintendo)
-Legend of Zelda: Four Swords (Nintendo)
-Mario Kart DS (Nintendo)
-Metroid Prime: Hunters (Nintendo/NST)
-Mr Driller: Drill Spirits (Namco)
-New Super Mario Bros (Nintendo)
-Pac n' Roll (Namco)
-Pac-Pix (Namco)
-Professional Wrestling (Yukes)
-Spider-Man 2 (Activision/Vicarious Visions)
-Super Mario 64 DS (Nintendo)
-Super Peach Princess (Nintendo)
-Ultimate Card Games (TeleGames/Cosmigo)
-Yoshi's Touch & Go (Nintendo)
-Viewtiful Joe series (Capcom/Clover Studio)
-Wario Ware, Inc. DS (Nintendo/Intelligent Systems)

A whole lot of Nintendo, some choice third party stuff (VJ, Wrestling, Spidey). Waiting until Spring before picking up a DS; hopefully Advance Wars/Metroid/Mario Kart by then.

 

[Falch]

Thx Jarrod, most complete list of games for both systems I've seen on the net.

I agree with what was said earlier: there isn't a single game for the PSP that I want so much that I'll buy a PSP at launch. I'm absolutely blown away by the low pricepoint though.

 

[onion_pixy]

Thanks jarrod

Im completly torn. Those shots of the PSP pack were hot......omfg I want one more than anything. But I look at the game list over and over and I'm TRYING as hard as I can to want any of those launch games and I dont. not a single one looks that appealing. Nothing that I would rather play than the GBA games I already have. I want a PSP so bad tho!!!!

on the other hand, the DS (to me) looks like a clunky overgrown GBA. I think my NES GBASP is so much sexier. Tho I want to play Driller Spirits and Advance Wars DS NOW!

ugh! why are they doing this to me!!!! Why can't the PSP be more expensive so I can not want one!

 

[Renegade]

I've not seen a great majority of those games.

I can see why people think that the PSP lineup is much more appealing to the mainstream consumer. Many of those games are in 'major' franchises (From the console world).

 

[Dynamite Shikoku]

I must be honest, and this isn't a knock at the system, as the software lineup is full of some really popular titles that I'm sure many here want. But I simply cannot find a single title yet that I would really feel confident in justifying a PSP purchase for myself.

Same here

 

[jarrod]

Updated.

 

[SolidSnakex]

"Nintendo DS
-Boktai (Konami/KCEJ)
-Castlevania (Konami/KCET)
-Lunar (Marvelous)
-Magical Vacation II (Nintendo/Brownie Brown)
-Shin Megami Tensei DS (Atlus)


PSP
-Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core (Square Enix)
-Gran Turismo 4: Mobile (SCEI/Polyphony Digital)
-Lumines (Bandai/Q Entertainment)
-Makkai Wars (Nippon Ichi)
-MediEvil (SCEE/Studio Cambridge)
-Mercury (Ignition)
-Metal Gear Ac!d (Konami/KCEJ)
-Persona (Atlus)
-Princess Crown (Atlus)
-Project S (Sega)
-Ridge Racers (Namco)
-Tales of Eternia (Namco/Tales Studio)
-Tokyo Xtreme Racer (Genki)
-Twisted Metal: World Tour (SCEA/Incog)"

Those are the main ones that have my interest. Lunar not being in GA's hands has me a bit worried though, especially after Lunar on the GBA.

 

[jarrod]

Those are the main ones that have my interest. Lunar not being in GA's hands has me a bit worried though, especially after Lunar on the GBA.

To be fair though, Lunar hasn't been in GA's hands since 1994.

 

[Drakken]

Awesome list, jarrod.

You can add Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith to both lists, as that was announced today for the DS and PSP. It will be launching in Spring 2005, developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by LucasArts. The press release is here.

 

[jarrod]

Excellent.

 

[Dan]

Umm, that press release doesn't say that Lucasarts is publishing. There's no indication that Ubisoft isn't publishing them just as they published Apprentice of the Force for the GBA.

Edit: Talk about odd, Ubi's site lists Lucasarts as the developer of Apprentice of the Force. Someone over there is a bit confused.

 

[Drakken]

Oh, sorry about that.

 

[neptunes]

jarrod, you can also add Gekido and Wreckless to the psp game list.

and the following to be announced.

-Criterion TBA (burnout hopefully)
-Rockstar north/leeds TBA (???)
-Planet Moon TBA
-Climax TBA
-Stormfront Studios TBA (<-- makers of LOTR and Demon stone)
-Chunsoft TBA (they're on the dev support list)

 

[Drakken]

Remove Project Rub (which is now Feel the Magic) and add Project DA to the DS game list.

http://neopong.com/projectda.asp

 

[jarrod]

jarrod, you can also add Gekido and Wreckless to the psp game list.

and the following to be announced.

-Criterion TBA (burnout hopefully)
-Rockstar north/leeds TBA (???)
-Planet Moon TBA
-Climax TBA
-Stormfront Studios TBA (<-- makers of LOTR and Demon stone)
-Chunsoft TBA (they're on the dev support list)

Remove Project Rub (which is now Feel the Magic) and add Project DA to the DS game list.

http://neopong.com/projectda.asp

I've skipped all those games for lack of any solid publisher (once they're actually confirmed to release, they'll be added). Also, I've already included BurnOut (Ward mentioned a PSP version as coming iirc) and two ChunSoft PSP games (Mysterious Dungeon and some Sound Novel). Wreckless hasn't been announced for PSP, the western Wreckless developer (PS2 & GC versions) is doing a PSP game.

But I did take off Project Rub thanks.

 

[Jumpman Jr.]

-Mysterious Dungeon Pokemon World: Pikachu's Adventure (ChunSoft)


Is that a cartoon cartridge, like the ones on the GBA?

Or is this a third-party publisher publishing a Nintendo license?

 

[jarrod]

-Mysterious Dungeon Pokemon World: Pikachu's Adventure (ChunSoft)


Is that a cartoon cartridge, like the ones on the GBA?

Or is this a third-party publisher publishing a Nintendo license?

3rd party dungeon RPG from ChunSoft, who makes the Mysterious Dungeon series. So far the series has encompassed Dragon Quest, Druaga, Final Fantasy and now Pokemon brands.

 

[neptunes]

I've skipped all those games for lack of any solid publisher (once they're actually confirmed to release, they'll be added). Also, I've already included BurnOut (Ward mentioned a PSP version as coming iirc) and two ChunSoft PSP games (Mysterious Dungeon and some Sound Novel). Wreckless hasn't been announced for PSP, the western Wreckless developer (PS2 & GC versions) is doing a PSP game.

But I did take off Project Rub thanks.

how come you didn't add wrecklesss though?

Wreckless - Broadsword Interactive

or Gekido 2 - Naps Team

 

[NohWun]

Now make the list really interesting:

Add the suggested retail price beside each game.

 

[Pellham]

cool so there's 3 DS games I really want and 2 PSP games. argh, how am I gonna afford both handhelds at once...

 

[CamHostage]

Wreckless was a translation error -- one site picked up the news in English about Broadsword getting licensed, a Japanese site picked it up, and a US site picked up the Japanese news.

 

[Quadrophenic]

Nintendo DS
-Advance Wars DS (Nintendo/Intelligent Systems)
-Another (Nintendo/Cing)
-Boktai (Konami/KCEJ)
-Castlevania (Konami/KCET)
-Dynasty Warriors DS (Koei)
-Feel the Magic: XY-XX (Sega/Sonic Team)
-Final Fantasy III (Square Enix)
-Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicle series (Square Enix)
-Jam with the Band (Nintendo)
-Legend of Zelda: Four Swords (Nintendo)
-Magical Vacation II (Nintendo/Brownie Brown)
-Megaman Battle Network series (Capcom)
-Meteors (Bandai/Q Entertainment)
-Metroid Prime: Hunters (Nintendo/NST)
-New Secret of Mana (Square Enix)
-New Super Mario Bros (Nintendo)
-Shin Megami Tensei DS (Atlus)
-Viewtiful Joe series (Capcom/Clover Studio)

PSP
-Armored Core: Formula Front (From Software)
-DarkStalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower (Capcom)
-Devil May Cry series (Capcom)
-Dynasty Warriors (Koei/Omega Force)
-Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core (Square Enix)
-KOF Milennium Impact (SNK Playmore)
-Lumines (Bandai/Q Entertainment)
-Metal Gear Ac!d (Konami/KCEJ)
-Persona (Atlus)
-Tales of Eternia (Namco/Tales Studio)
-Talkman (SCEI)
-Viewtiful Joe series (Capcom/Clover Studio)


Those sound good to me....though I'll probably end up buying maybe 1/5th of those. Talkman is that translating crow thing, right? If that thing works well, I would almost buy a PSP just for that thing.

 

[JoDark]

This is scary shit. ALL of these developers working on games that will never sell. 100 + games for $150-$200 handhelds!!!! Doom and gloom for many of these folks. See the latest GBA software sales? less than 15k for the 10th place game. How are all of these being funded.

Oh well, LOTS of nice bargin bin games for me in a year or so. By both systems, and the best 5+ games for each... wait for the dumping to begin to pick up some of these others.

 

[jarrod]

This is scary shit. ALL of these developers working on games that will never sell. 100 + games for $150-$200 handhelds!!!! Doom and gloom for many of these folks. See the latest GBA software sales? less than 15k for the 10th place game. How are all of these being funded.

Oh well, LOTS of nice bargin bin games for me in a year or so. By both systems, and the best 5+ games for each... wait for the dumping to begin to pick up some of these others.

Well, it's worth noting that both platforms are shooting for an older audience, the hope being that they'll bring in more software sales too.

Amd GBA software sales aren't all that bad either, they don't have the immediate sales console games do but they don't have the step drop off either, they're most consistant month to month (especially in Japan). Sega, Namco, Square Enix, Konami, THQ, Capcom, Atari, Bandai and other notable publishers all have million selling GBA titles.