Namco Bandai's Nintendo DS RPG Project Unveiled

By Adam Riley 30.11.2009 4

Namco Bandai

Namco Bandai has been teasing the world with a countdown website for its next touch-screen portable RPG project.

However, JUMP magazine in Japan leaked the news that it was set to be Digimon Stories: Lost Evolution, whilst also confirming Dragon Ball DS 2, an action adventure sequel to the successful first entry from Game Republic.

As for the new Digimon RPG, the first showing of the DS game can be seen at the company's official website for the title. Are readers still interested in Digimon, though?

Box art for Digimon Story: Lost Evolution
Developer

Namco Bandai

Publisher

Namco Bandai

Genre

Turn Based RPG

Players

2

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European release date None   North America release date None   Japan release date Out now   Australian release date None   

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PK Mongoose is offline. PK Mongoose 01.12.2009#1

Smilie

It requires great courage to look at oneself honestly, and forge one's own path.


 
NollieFlipX (guest) 02.12.2009#2

You bet! We, fans all around the world, are interested on Digimon. Specially with all those rumors about a new series on 2010.

rider (guest) 09.12.2009#3

porque ya no ponen al aire la serie digimon en el canal venevision es la mejor serie que ayan hecho SmilieSmilieSmilieSmilieSmilieSmilieSmilieSmilie

Ominous Flare (guest) 21.12.2009#4

Ugh. Just make the live action Digimon Adventure film already. lol

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