NDS Touch Darts Finds Way To US

It has been a long time since 'us Europeans' saw the release of Sega presents Touch Darts for the Nintendo DS. Now, Agetec announces the US release of Touch Darts.

Agetec has announced that its Nintendo DS game, Touch Darts, will be released in North America in June of 2008.

"This is not just your ordinary dart video game; Touch Darts really takes advantage of Nintendo DS's unique touch screen and allows players to accurately simulate throwing darts with a simple flick of the stylus," says Mark Johnson, producer at Agetec. "The developer, Full Fat, made sure to fine tune the controls so that even the most hardcore dart fanatic is happy with this game. It's quite an achievement."

Touch Darts comes with four classic dart modes: tournament, challenge, quickplay, and multiplayer. Quickplay and multiplayer mode gives up to four players the chance to square off on the board via single cartridge. Tournament mode includes four different levels of difficulty ranking from Rookie to Expert.

"This game will make you feel as if you were really in your living room, at your friend's house, in the pub, or in a tournament tossing darts," continues Mark Johnson. "Another great feature in Touch Darts is the challenge mode, which takes traditional dart tossing and puts a whole new spin on it. Challenge mode consists of ten mini games and includes the classics like Killer, Round the Clock, and 1001, but also includes all new games like Speed Darts. In Speed Darts, players must score a certain amount of points in a given period of time. Challenge mode is a lot of fun and is something even seasoned darts players will find fresh."

Posted on 14-05-2008 by Dennis

Comments

  • This one is pretty rediculous really. We don't often get a chance to say "first" on a title, but this... :/

    Dennis, 30-11--0001 at 00:00
  • Oh yes... we were blessed getting this game first :P Can't say we aren't treated well by the Games Industry

    ganepark32, 30-11--0001 at 00:00

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