Rising Star Games - Q1 2010 release schedule

Rising Star Games have revealed theirt plans for the first three months of 2010. The year seems to start of nicely.

Rising Star Games will begin 2010 with a bang, as the publisher announces its first eight titles for its first quarter of next year.

"With seven games released from February to April, we're about to embark on Rising Star Games' busiest period to date," says Martin Defries, managing director, Rising Star Games. "And it's a real case of quality and quantity - with Fragile Dreams (the title known as 'Fragile' in Japan), Half-Minute Hero and our first PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 titles, it'll be a brilliant start to what will be our best year ever."

Highlights from February include the mind-meltingly mental Half-Minute Hero on PlayStation Portable. This brilliantly original title fuses classic gaming mechanics with bite-sized 30-second gaming to create one of the format's most audacious twists on the RPG genre. Animal Kororo, a ludicrously cute puzzle game will be published on DS.

March sees the release of Fragile Dreams, one of 2010's most anticipated Wii titles. A game of unrivalled atmosphere, charm and beauty, it looks set to be the format's definitive entry into the adventure genre. Avalon Code, My World My Way and Rune Factory Frontier complete a busy month for Rising Star Games.

Gambridge titles include February's Way of the Samurai 3, which sees Rising Star Games debut on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The Way of the Samurai series has been hugely popular in Japan, and this latest incarnation marks its most accessible outing yet. With an engrossing storyline which sprawls across ancient Japan, this historic action adventure marks the first appearance of the series on next-generation home consoles.

Rising Star Games 2010 release schedule so far:

• February 2010
  • Animal Kororo (Nintendo DS)
  • Half-Minute Hero (PSP)
  • Way of the Samurai 3(Xbox 360 / PlayStation 3)
• March 2010
  • Avalon Code (Nintendo DS)
  • Fragile Dreams (Wii)
  • My World My Way (Nintendo DS)
  • Rune Factory Frontier (Wii)

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