In any case, the many bundles of PlayStation Move arrive on store shelves September 17.Īlso this week, Nintendo's DS will put your puzzle solving skills to the test with Professor Layton and the Unwound Future. Though the tech is clearly impressive (and features buttons), the question remains: is motion control really what people want from the PS3? Even Sony has conceded that Move will likely be a slow burn at retail. Originally announced at E3 2009, Move beats Microsoft's competing Kinect to the puch by roughly six weeks. We'll see you online.Įqually important, for entirely different reasons, is the launch of PlayStation Move. Have fun at the midnight launches, Ranters.
Be sure to grab all the countdown goodies, and brush up on the details of Halo 3: ODST, before you dive in to the new game. All but certain to dominate the sales charts (and Game Rant's game nights) for the foreseeable future, Reach will be available at 12:01 AM on September 14 at retailers across the country.
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Obviously the most anticipated title of the week, and potentially one of the biggest games of the year, Halo: Reach marks the end of the Halo road for series creator Bungie. The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest 9/14.Professor Layton and the Unwound Future 9/12.Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole 9/14.Cabela's North American Adventures 9/14.Have a look at the new releases for September 12 through 18, broken out by platform and date. But do I really need to tell you that Halo: Reach falls this week? The commercials are all over TV, Game Rant's review is up, and you've probably had the game pre-ordered for months.īut there is far more to choose from this week than just Reach and, um, Horse Life Adventures, including Sony's PlayStation Move. What, you thought I was referring to a different game? That's right, Horse Life Adventures, at last, makes its long awaited debut on the Wii and DS. Well, Ranters, the week has finally arrived, and the game that so many of you have been waiting for is nearly within your grasp.
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