Capcom has announced today its lineup for the first half of 2009 and it certainly looks impressive. Even Neopets Puzzle Adventure.
Flock
Playstation Network, Xbox Live Arcade | Early 2009
Flock! sees players take control of a UFO that is tasked with herding animals to its mothership through a variety of interactive levels. With over 50 levels in single player and online co-op mode and a simple yet powerful level editor to extend the experience, Flock!’s unique theme, clever humour and easy pick up and play controls will ensure a new twist on the puzzle genre.
Street Fighter IV
Playstation 3, Xbox 360, PC | February 20th
Everything that made the legendary Street Fighter II a global hit is back in Street Fighter IV with the addition of new characters, including fighters added just for the console version of the game, special moves, locations and gameplay elements, providing challenges for even the most seasoned Street Fighter pro.
Dead Rising Chop Til You Drop
Nintendo Wii | February 27th
Based on the Xbox 360â„¢ title, which to date has sold over one million copies, the humour and challenge that made the original such a hit with gamers still remain, while many core elements have been totally redesigned for the Wii platform and audience, taking zombie bashing to a whole new level. With the added functionality of the Wii remote, players will be able to shake off zombie attacks and swing and throw dozens of makeshift weapons, from chainsaws to baseball bats in order to survive.
Neopets Puzzle Adventure
Nintendo Wii, DS, PC | February 27th
With an exciting storyline featuring over 150 quests and three mythical lands to explore, Neopets Puzzle Adventure is the ultimate virtual-pet puzzle adventure game appealing to puzzle enthusiasts, casual gamers and fans of the Nickelodeon property.
Resident Evil 5
Xbox 360, Playstation 3 | Friday, March 13, 2009
With the debut of co-op play and the introduction of other innovations to the series, Resident Evil 5 promises to set a new standard in action gaming.
MotoGP
Nintendo Wii | March 2009
Due to hit retail to coincide with the pre-season activity for the 2009 MotoGP season, the title turns the Wii remote into a set of virtual handlebars as players compete across the three race classes in single races, a full championship or a series of challenge stages. Different handling models and AI rider characteristics allow ease of entry for riders of all skills whether a seasoned bike racing fan or new to the genre.
Bionic Commando
Xbox 360, Playstation 3, PC | Early 2009
Bionic Commando harnesses the power of the latest generation of hardware to fully exploit the swing mechanic that made the original title so unique. Using the powers of the Bionic Arm to swing between towering skyscrapers, punch cars, pummel opponents and grab distant enemies, players can gain a tactical advantage to progress through the compelling single player campaign and take on all comers in its multiplayer modes.
Andy
January 5, 2009 at 11:42 pm
nNeopets! Neopets! Neopets!
William Saw
January 6, 2009 at 1:01 am
Game of the Year right there.
shadowjak
January 6, 2009 at 3:29 am
nbish plz, you know it belongs to Bionic Commando.
Andy
January 6, 2009 at 2:12 pm
nSerially, Flock looks fantastic. I’m not really bothered about Bionic Commando but Resi 5 looks great.