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| PopCap Launches Plants vs. Zombies for Nintendo DS |
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PopCap Games has launched Plants vs. Zombies for the Nintendo DS. Expertly adapted in the PopCap tradition, the game features all of the engaging gameplay included in the PC edition - Adventure, Survival and Puzzle modes - while adding multiplayer action, plus four all-new, exclusive mini-games and 14 achievements. Available immediately in North America, the game carries an SRP of US$19.95. Plants vs. Zombies for the Nintendo DS will also be available in international markets in the coming weeks.
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In the next several weeks, PopCap will also launch a DSiWare version of Plants vs. Zombies. The title will contain Adventure mode gameplay, all four of the new mini-games from the DS adaptation and one DSiWare exclusive mini-game, Zombie Trap.
Plants vs. Zombies for the Nintendo DS has been tuned specifically for dual-screen gameplay and features multiplayer action via an ad-hoc wireless network in the game’s Versus mode, where players can go head-to-head against one another as sunflowers, or zombies. Along with this, and all three modes of original content, the game introduces unique non-stop action:
Four All-New and Exclusive Mini-Games
- Air Raid: As a pilot flying repeater, players have to dodge, weave and shoot their way to victory in this side-scrolling shooter-style mini-game
- Home Run Derby: In a wacky marriage of zombies and baseball, players hit home runs to score sun. But they’ll have to watch out for the oncoming, sporty hordes of some all-new zombies.
- Heat Wave: It’s a real scorcher! Players have only a few plants and they tire out quickly. Swap them around with the stylus and cheer them up with the microphone!
- BOMB All Together: Players will blast zombies into the hereafter, but they’ll have to use their plants wisely; there’s a limited supply.
14 New Achievements
- Resolute Homeowner - Complete Adventure Mode
- Attention Deficit - Earn a trophy in each mini-game
- Think Hard - Earn a trophy in each puzzle mode
- Tough Beans - Earn a trophy in each survival mode
- Shopping Spree - Spend $25000 in Crazy Dave’s store
- Book Learner - Fill out the Almanac
- Greenhouser - Raise 10 plants to full growth in the Zen Garden
- Cerebral Canopy - Grow the tree of wisdom to 100 ft.
- Demolitioneer - Blow up 10 zombies at once with a single cherry bomb
- Photosensitive - Beat a night level without picking up any sun
- Don’t Drink the Water - Beat a pool level without using any aquatic plants
- Nebulaphile - Beat an extremely foggy level without disturbing any fog
- Unsiege Mentality - Complete a roof level without using any catapult plants
- Street Team - Play Download-Play at least once
[January 19, 2011]
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