This post will be a wrap-up of all the updates/announcements, other than the release of PoptropiCon and Mission Atlantis ( already mentioned by Samwow5). However I do want to say that PoptropiCon has to be one of my favorite islands right now. I love how there were random Poptropicans (that you could customize) that just roamed around the island (along with the Poptropicans you could actually talk to). It made it feel more like real life, ya know?Īnyway, let’s get to it, shall we? First off, PopLand has been updated to include animals. Most of them will harm you, but a few are nice and will mind their own business. (For the PHB’s guide to Land, click here!) Sadly, the furniture that we saw in the sneak peek was nowhere to be found or earned. Hopefully they will be added soon because in my opinion, the animals aren’t that big of a deal. They can hurt us, but while we can’t tame them, we can get rid of them by bringing them to lava. #Ninendo ds colony survival game software#Ĭlick to enlarge the images:Īs the video says, it will be released on October 14, 2014, but you can pre-order it now.#Ninendo ds colony survival game drivers#.For anybody wondering, the game is rated "E for Everyone. All of Raposa's inhabitants also presumably cease to exist. This may seem like a happy ending, but he awakes to find that both of his parents died in the car crash and that his older sister Heather received permanent facial injuries. Thankfully, Mike is saved by another character and comes out of his coma. Fearing that Raposa will disappear if Mike wakes up, one of the game's characters attempts to kill him. In the original ending, it's revealed that the main character Mike is actually in a coma after being involved in a serious car crash. It was so dark, in fact, that the game was actually rereleased with a much tamer (and somewhat nonsensical) ending.
Unlike Scribblenauts, however, the second Drawn to Life game has one of the darkest endings in gaming.
It's a fun little title in the same vein as games like Scribblenauts where players can draw objects into the game. The Drawn to Life series may not be a Nintendo title by definition, but, given its exclusivity to Nintendo consoles, it may as well be.
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