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| Two Tribes Announces the Row of Its New Mobile Games Two Tribes, the Dutch game developer behind Worms World Party for the Nokia N-Gage and Capcom's Toki Tori, announces that it is currently working with SEGA Mobile, Blaze and Hudson Entertainment on the creation of three brand new mobile titles: Monkeyball Minigolf, Golf Pro Contest 2 and Bonk's Return. These games will be available during the course of 2006 for a wide range of mobile phones. Monkeyball Minigolf: Developed for Sega Mobile in cooperation with Paragon5, Monkeyball Minigolf is the first mobile Monkeyball title to offer a new experience not yet seen on Sega's console version of Super Monkeyball. Players are challenged to complete an 18 hole course, gathering as many bananas as possible in the least amount of shots. Monkeyball Minigolf is filled to the brim with elements from the Monkeyball universe. So expect bananas, speedups, warps and some seriously devious hole design. Golf Pro Contest 2: Developed for Blaze, Golf Pro Contest 2 provides players with a great game of golf on the go. Striking a perfect balance between playability and realism, Golf Pro Contest 2 makes the most of the latest mobile Java and mophun 3D technology by presenting a convincing three-dimensional golf environment. Adding a video-captured golf player, 3D trees and different terrain types to the mix makes Golf Pro Contest 2 one of the most eye-pleasing golf games for mobile phones currently available. To top it all off Golf Pro Contest 2 also allows customers of the 3 network in the UK to compete against each other from anywhere in the United Kingdom. Golf Pro Contest 2 is available for a wide variety of Java and mophun enabled mobile phones, and can be downloaded from selected carriers. Bonk's Return: Developed for Hudson Entertainment, Bonk's Return marks the first appearance of Bonk on mobile phones. The original Bonk's Adventure serves as the foundation on which we have built Bonk's Return. And while the game features a new look and new content, it will still feel familiar to players of the original game. The controls have been adapted to the needs of mobile phone users, ensuring the smoothest mobile Bonk experience possible. Players will be able to pull off flying headbutts, juggle enemies in mid-air and headbutt volcanic rocks just like they were used to in the Turbografx original. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Game News :: home page |