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Rising Star's Q1 lineup for Europe includes Fragile, Way of the Samurai 3
Rising Star Games has announced a European release for Fragile (as Fragile Dreams), Namco Bandai's action-adventure game about exploring a haunted, post-disaster Japan, in March 2010. That's around the same time XSEED plans to bring the Namco Bandai title to North America. Also in March, the publisher will release Rune Factory Frontier on Wii, and Avalon Code and My World My Way on DS. Before that, in February, Rising Star will release Half-Minute Hero on PSP, and, through "affiliate label" Gamebridge, the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of Way of the Samurai 3. We've got Rising Star's full lineup listed after the break.
Roll your eyes across these Rollin' Rascals videos
We don't have to tell you longtime readers how crazy we are for the puzzle games. When Majesco revealed Rollin' Rascals, we were taken back by the odd name and even odder representation of the titular rascals. Seriously, these are some odd looking critters! But, for some reason, it made us think of Chu Chu Rocket, and that is a good thing.Now that we've checked out some videos of the game in action, we're even more excited to try it ourselves. We're not sure if we will be able to get past the act of erasing cute creatures, though. See what we mean in the video above, then head past the break for another trailer from the game.%Gallery-21857%
Majesco puzzles DS owners with bizarre spherical animals
We think the puzzles in Majesco's newly announced Rollin' Rascals are actually based on moving the rotund critters around: players roll animals around to match them, causing the matched pair to disappear from the screen. But we think the real puzzle found within the game is: where did these limbless cartoon animals come from, and why have they been put into boxes? In addition to occupying the line between adorable and horrifying, Rollin' Rascals contains a feature that allows players to build their own "Kololohouse" for their Rascals. Hopefully the houses are built on flat land. Rollin' Rascals will be out in July for $20.%Gallery-21857%
