Each will retail for $19.95.Īmazing Adventures The Forgotten Ruins transports players to an archeological dig where they discover clues and follow a character-filled storyline that will lead them to a long-lost Mayan ruin. – Portrait of a Thief, are both inspired by the original PC games, but feature entirely new storylines, locations, gameplay modes and challenges. The two hidden object games PopCap is bringing to the DS, Amazing Adventures The Forgotten Ruins and Mystery P.I. "These factors, combined with Q’s impressive track record of success on DS and PSP, make this a natural fit." “Q is a great choice to partner with us – they share many of PopCap’s design and creative philosophies and are equally big believers in quality and attention to detail," said PopCap’s VP of Video Game Platforms, Greg Canessa.
"We’ve always incorporated casual game elements into our console and handheld games, and now we have an opportunity to bring our gaming sensibilities and expertise to the DS version of Peggle, and make a very novel ‘cross-over’ game for all ages.” "PopCap’s games are simple but addictive, and Peggle demonstrates that even a simple game can be extremely deep," said Shuji Utsumi, Q’s co-founder and chief executive officer. The DS version of Peggle is expected to feature more levels than existing versions of the game for PC, Mac and iPod, as well as levels that are exclusive to the DS, and "surprise additions" that Q Entertainment has not revealed yet. To bring Peggle to Nintendo’s handheld gaming device, PopCap has partnered with acclaimed Japanese developer Q Entertainment, makers of the handheld puzzle games Lumines and Meteos, and the music game Rez HD for the Xbox Live Arcade. – Portrait of a Thief.ĭuring his keynote presentation at the Casual Connect conference in Seattle, PopCap CEO David Roberts provided an early glimpse of the DS version of Peggle, which is expected to hit retail shelves in late 2008 for $29.95. PopCap has just announced that it will be bringing its mega-hit game Peggle to the Nintendo DS in late 2008, along with the hidden object games Amazing Adventures The Forgotten Ruins and Mystery P.I.
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