I have been following this blog for the last two days (that’s about as long as it’s been around) and I figured I would post the link for it here:
http://blogs.ign.com/Renegade_Jools 

For anyone who doesn’t know, Moon (also known as Project M) is a DS game in development by Renegade Kid, the guys who made Dementium.  These guys really know how to push the little system and I am always looking forward to their work.

Up so far, is an explanation of the game, and a level map update.  Take a look!

Damn, Brawl rocks.  I did a lot of unlocking today. Hope to get more characters.  Sadly, my online play lags from time to time.  Did anyone else have this problem?   How many people read this blog?  Oh well, it’s great fun to be a part of.

Next on my list is Insecticide.  It shipped today.

How many of you have been brawling it up?

Glad that Brawl came around just in time for my birthday this year.

Also check out Insecticide, it looks like a great detective style action/mystery that sort of combines platforming action with Ace Attorney type gameplay.

Insecticide, I will be checking this game out tomorrow.

News From GoNintendo:

The guy has a point.  He explains that DS developers are not putting fourth full effort into their game design.  He says that DS games should not be half-ass ports equivalent to cell phone games, and actually supports the DS by saying it is capable of more than that.

Article here: DS Third Party

News from Kotaku: 

Parappa creator, Masaya Matsuura is back explaining his statement a while back about the DS bubble bursting in Japan.

He explains that games with non-gaming content are struggling with low numbers. For example, the second Brain Training game did not sell as well as the first. He also goes on to say that the situation for the Wii is much more difficult, because it seems that third parties get no support in Japan.

Well, that seems like the situation here too. For some reason, Nintendo fans just don’t seem to be giving the third parties any love. It’s OK Ubisoft, I own a few of your games on the Wii and the DS.

Still, this is all coming from the guy who sticks to one genre. I loved the original Parappa, but it was just as simple as many of the games he is talking about now. There was not a whole lot of content, it was just a fun game.

Check out the real article here: Masaya Matsuura talks DS and Wii 

From Penny Arcade 

I haven’t had a chance to play the game yet.  I will when I can afford it.