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Chronicles of Mystery Curse of the Ancient Temple

Sylvie Leroux, a young archaeologist, is about to begin the greatest adventure of her life. Having received an invitation to France from her uncle, a renowned historian, she arrives only to discover he’s missing. Apparently, his disappearance is connected to the recent discovery of a mysterious underground chapel from the Crusades, and it’s up to Sylvie to unlock the clues from the past to explain the problems of today.

Featuring classic point-and-click gameplay with hidden object puzzles, players will need to call upon all their logic and people skills to decipher clues to the forgotten secrets of the famed Knights Hospitaller.

Dream Chronicles

Dream Chronicles takes place in an ethereal world where the lines between reality and fantasy fade away. Players take on the role of Faye, who must follow subtle clues to find her missing husband and escape from the mysterious sleeping spell that has taken over the town of Wish. Players will search high and low for the solutions to puzzles and obstacles that block their way across 18 fantastic locations and can even work with a friend, either online or offline, to solve the mystery that unfolds.

Puzzle Chronicles

In the savage lands of the Asharin Empire, the tribesmen have been captured by the King. After acquiring his freedom it is up to the player to gain vengeance for the tribesmen, no matter what the cost. To exact revenge, the player will need to become a great warrior capable of toppling an empire by mastering the puzzle based combat system in this Puzzle RPG of legendary proportions.

Puzzle Chronicles

In the savage lands of the Asharin Empire, the tribesmen have been captured by the King. After acquiring his freedom it is up to the player to gain vengeance for the tribesmen, no matter what the cost. To exact revenge, the player will need to become a great warrior capable of toppling an empire by mastering the puzzle based combat system in this Puzzle RPG of legendary proportions.

Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood

Sonic’s first-ever RPG comes to the DS

Sonic and his friends band together to defeat a menacing new enemy in a distinctly new game that includes combat, skill, collectibles and puzzles, exclusively on the Nintendo DS™. For Sonic’s premier debut in the genre, leading RPG developer, BioWare (Mass Effect, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic) has created a slick blend of strategy and speed with fast-paced battles, character and party customization, and the ability to collect and trade items via DS wireless. Players will need to keep their wits about them at all times, as they will never know what will get them through the next challenge. With an engaging storyline, lightning fast attacks, high production values and impeccable visuals, Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood™ allows gamers to experience Sonic in a whole new way

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian takes players throughout Narnia and includes a level, which is unique from both the novel and the film. The level, which is set between the events of

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles - Echoes of Time

March 3, 2009 – The world of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles has been a staple of Nintendo gaming for more than half a decade now, kicking things off on the GameCube by merging new technology and bringing the GBA and Nintendo’s console together for the first time via a unique link cable. Since then, players have been clamoring for more of the series, but Square Enix has been relatively slow to deliver. A Wii game was announced during the first unveiling of the Revolution over three years ago, but that game is still in development, going through various changes and evolutions as the team continues work.

On DS, rumors of a Crystal Chronicles game have been floating around since the dawn of the system, but it wasn’t until Ring of Fates released last year that Nintendo fans got their second dose of the series, now in portable form.

But what to do about Wii? The market is there, the flagship title isn’t finished yet, and Square had a perfectly good DS engine up and running. What if