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Just because this forthcoming title is so fascinating, we’re throwing it up to your attention, despite its release being exclusively for the PS3. Its own creators can’t really put into words what the nature of the game is – Noby Noby Boy is sort of an abstract, participation-based persistent Universe whose purpose is to house its ever-growing protagonists, known as Boy and Girl. Perhaps its closest analog would be Katmari Damacy, which was created by the same developer, Keita Takahashi of Namco Bandai.

In Noby Noby Boy, players take control of a Lego-man like, stretchable character, who grows as it’s pulled around via the two analog sticks. Players score points based on how much they stretch Boy. As Boy grows in size, its lengths are uploaded to a persistent character, known as Girl. Girl grows along with all of the Boys in the Universe. It starts on the planet Earth, then stretches to the moon, and then expands out into the Solar System, unlocking new environments for users to explore as it gets bigger.

Noby Noby boy will be available for download on the PSN starting this Thursday, January 19th.

Holy nuclear bombs and parasitic belly monsters, folks: Sega announced today that a brand-new Aliens vs. Predator title is scheduled to drop in 2010. Its developer, Rebellion, is currently hard at work on the software, but we can bet that the world will be riveted for its release.

According to Sega West CEO Naoya Tsurumi,

“It represents a fantastic addition to our growing Aliens franchise and the reinvention of one of gaming’s most cherished iconic titles. By adjusting the release of our other Aliens titles to accommodate it, Sega will ensure that every title lives up to the high expectations of Aliens and AvP fans.”

Rebellion cooked up Aliens versus Predator back in 1999. Exciting news, folks! Exciting. Whew.

Fans of the development company Atlus will have to wait at least an additional month to get their hands on this year’s first batch of titles. Five games were slated to launch this month: Hammerin’ Hero for the PSP, the Dark Spire for the DS, Steal Princess for the DC, Trackmania DS, and Tokyo Beat Downfor the DS. Their second PSP title for the year, Class of Heroes, is still on track for its April debut. Check out the new dates for the three titles, whose release was pushed back about four weeks:

• Hammerin’ Hero (PSP): moved from March 3 to April 5
• The Dark Spire (DS): moved from March 10 to April 14
• Steal Princess (DS): moved from March 24 to April 21

A one-month delay isn’t too much to cry over. We’ll see if Atlus can make good on their revised release plans. For now, you’ll just have to mull over the game content at their official website.

Fans of the Harvest Moon series, be delighted: Here’s a few new videos from the forthcoming Harvest Moon: Sugar Village And Everyone’s Wish. Its developer, Marvelous Entertainment, released these so that you can have something to digest while they go about making last-minute tinkers. There’s an official trailer here, and a TV commercial, too.

The game, which is slated for a March 19th release in Japan, is originally titled Mokujou Monogatari: Sugar Mura to Minna no Negai. Tons of fun. If you didn’t know, the game’s basically about farming. If you’re into agrarian science, you’ll definitely want to read more about this title. Like, crops and stuff. Fields. More news here as it drops.

Namco Bandai recently announced that a PSP game based on the forthcoming movie is set to arrive in North America around the same date as the release of the film. The film should open in theaters on April 9th.

In case you hadn’t heard: Yes, there’s a Dragonball movie being released worldwide under the title Dragonball: Evolution. We’re not sure on anything about the movie except that’s it’s sure to inspire strong feelings in fans of the series. On whether those feelings are akin to fuzzy, warm sensations, or more similar to the strange, rising gorge one experiences immediately prior to a violent riot, the jury’s still out.

Folks, we’re still excited to go see this movie. I mean, c’mon. The special effects should be good. At least the make-up. Okay, maybe some of the hair-do will be fun. Right guys? Awesome.

While we knew a while back that you could pre-order Resistance: Retribution for PSP from Amazon, we now know that you can also pre-order from GameStop. It’s nice to have a choice. What’s cool is that pre-ordering will also enable you to utilize a voucher code that you’ll receive in order to download a Resistance: Retribution demo game. The official release for the full version of Resistance: Retribution is still listed as March 17th.

A neat thing about the new Resistance: Retribution demo is that it allows you test the Connect feature, which many fans have been looking forward to. Follow the instructions below to correctly set up the connect between the PSP and the PS3:

• Insert and load Resistance: Retribution on the PSP.
• Insert and load Resistance 2 on the PS3.
• Connect PSP to PS3 via USB Cable.
• From “Start” menu on the Resistance 2 menu, select “Options”.
• Scroll to “Connect PSP”.

We’ll leave you with some screenshots here, and you can follow the links below to access the pre-order from Amazon and GameStop.

Link to the Amazon Pre-Order Page
Link to the GameStop Pre-Order Page

Check back in with us for more updates on the commercial release as we draw closer to March.

Check this out, Final Fantasy freaks: Square Enix has just launched their official North American website for Dissidia: Final Fantasy. Not much appears on the website yet, but we’re sure a ton of eye-popping content is imminently forthcoming.

Follow the link below to get your first taste of the North American Dissidia franchise. There’s a few interactive gizmos to play around with, but for now, the site is disappointingly bare.

Hopefully, a board will be implemented on the website, so you can get involved right away, flaunting your gnarly obsession for the whole world to see. Likely we’ll see some great videos and downloadable content, like wallpapers, theme-sets, and all of that fun stuff. For now, stay tuned for exciting updates on the North American release of Dissidia: Final Fantasy. For now: Click Here

Air Conflicts: Aces Of World War II has just gone gold, according to its developer, Graffiti Entertainment. This is industry slang that indicates that all functionality of the game has been tested and confirmed, and that all pre-release debugging is finished. The game is officially ready for manufacturing and release.

Air Conflicts: Aces Of World War II is a WWII flight sim, where you can choose to fly as the US Air Force, the RAF, the Luftwaffe, or even the Russian Red Army Air Force. 17 fighter planes are available for your gut-wrenching flying pleasure. Also, the game features an eight-player multiplayer mode.

Kenneth Hurley, CEO of Signature Devices, Inc., and Graffiti Entertainment, Inc., had this to say about the forthcoming release:

“The brilliant graphics and wireless multiplayer capabilities of Air Conflicts makes the PSP system a perfect platform for this game and we are very happy with the quality of the gameplay. The game includes some great American missions that we’ve added that should excite the most avid PSP Gamer.”

Air Conflicts: Aces Of World War II is scheduled for release on March 15th, 2009, for the PSP only.

If you’re a fan of the popular cross-platform title WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2009, check out this latest drop from THQ. Apparently, the developer announced the release of a patch that will allow your custom wrestlers to benefit from an attribute boost. Its original drop date was scheduled for the end of January, but it’s already here. Props to THQ for staying on target with this one, which is undoubtedly going to be well-received by adoring fans.

According to Cory Ledesma, senior creative manager at THQ, “The Create-a-Superstar feature has always been a very popular component of the WWE Smackdown vs. Raw franchise. The new patch will give more players more flexibility and greatly enhance their ability to fully customize multiple Created Superstars at the same time.”

So, get your cheesecloth leotards out, and head for the PSN to grab this awesome, game-enhancing patch.