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New video game convention equals new trailers of two of the most promising upcoming DS games, 2010′s Ghost Trick and 2011′s Okamiden, both from Capcom.
Capcom isn’t just about fighting games, they also make some delightfully quirky Wii and DS titles. Take for instance Wii Samurai hack-and-slash Sengoku Basara, and DS games Okamiden and Ghost Trick.
For all the magic, combat and cleavage that features in Capcom’s Okami games, there’s always a white elephant in the room: the dogs are cute, and they are cuddly.
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Okami is a PlayStation 2 classic. The game is getting a spin-off called Okamiden for the Nintendo DS. Does it look like it’s a worthy successor to the original?
Okamiden, a DS successor to PS2/Wii classic Okami, seemed like a good idea at the time. Now there’s a 3D Nintendo handheld, though, does anyone else wish the game was destined for that platform instead?
In 2004 we heard of the DS, a video game system with a stylus. Many of us imagined, justifiably, video games we could love that would somehow involve drawing. Six years later, how many DS games does that describe?
