Run. Run, or the other mother will get you, and will give you buttons for eyes, so it's time to... button mash? In time with the release of the movie next year, D3 Publisher will be releasing the video game version of Coraline. More in the full article.

If you enjoyed Ben 10: Protector of Earth (Wii, PSP, NDS), then you'll be happy to know that D3Publisher has yet another game coming your way. The company revealed that Ben 10: Alien Force for the Nintendo Wii, DS, Sony PlayStation Portable, and PlayStation 2 will be arriving in North America really soon. To find out more, check out the full article.

Budding game developers out there might be interested in finding out what Infinity Interactive and D3Publisher did to make Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords (Xbox 360, PSP, PS3, DS, Wii, PC, Mobile) successful. If that's the case, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Tomy and D3Publisher of America have just announced that they will be releasing Naruto: Ninja Destiny for the Nintendo DS this month.

For this title, players will have the chance to battle it out with characters from the famous anime franchise. Check out the details after the jump!

The first ever 3D Naruto title on the Nintendo DS, Naruto: Ninja Destiny, is coming to North America thanks to publishers D3Publisher of America and Tomy Corporation. Intense dual screen action is waiting, and you can know more about it by heading over to the full article.

We can't have a whole slew of QuickJump QuickPeek special editions without having QuickList's own fanfare, now can we? As one of QJ.NET's mainstay features that crop up every now and then, this QuickJump QuickList special edition will be especially special to be redundantly descriptive. We're compiling a unique list of games from 2007 that we here in QJ.NET believe aren't worth missing out on. On to the list at the full article!

Still haven't decided on a gift for that special gamer in your life? You might want to consider picking up a copy of the PSP or DS version of Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords or the PSP exclusive Dead Head Fred. D3Publisher of America announced that they have officially dropped the prices of both games down to US$ 19.99.

You can find more information about the price drop and both games in the full article.

Fans of the manga, anime, and video games of Naruto will rejoice at this bit of news. Tomy Corporation and D3Publisher of America has released another goodie for everyone in the form of the official website - in English.

Yup, you heard that right. This is in conjunction with the simultaneous release of two Naruto video games: Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution for the Nintendo Wii and Naruto: Path of the Ninja for the Nintendo DS. Both games are set to fire up the shelves on October 23, a few shut eyes away. Anyway, here's what you can check out the official site:

• Get the latest news and information on all Naruto games for Nintendo platforms
• See game trailers, screen shots and other exclusive images from the games
• Sign up for a special Naruto Newsletter to be the first to know about Naruto on Wii and Nintendo DS
• Receive members-only hints, tips and strategies
• Join the exciting new Naruto community for Wii and DS gamers - the Ninja Academy! More details coming soon!

Sound interesting? You can skitter over there by clicking the Read link below. We'll keep you posted on more Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution and Naruto: Path of the Ninja news so stay tuned.

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While all you Naruto fans are awaiting the commercial launch of Tomy Corporation's and D3Publisher's Naruto: Path of the Ninja on October 27, here's another appetizer to keep you salivating: we recently came across an interesting gameplay trailer on YouTube. While the gameplay trailer was only short enough to tease, it revealed some intriguing things about Path of the Ninja's gameplay mechanics.

For instance, while the layout and the menus seem like standard RPG stuff, what really grabbed our attention was the process by which the player activated Sasuke's Phoenix Power Jutsu. Apparently, the hand seals for the various jutsu in the game are executed by rapidly rubbing the DS' touch screen back and forth, when prompted, in order to fill up a jutsu meter.

Don't just take our word for it, though. Check out the actual YouTube trailer for Naruto: Path of the Ninja below.

Tomy Corporation and D3Publisher of America, Inc. have announced that Naruto: Path of the Ninja has gone gold. This retelling of the various Japan-only Naruto RPGs has headed to production and will ship to retail on October 23.

Naruto: Path of the Ninja for the Nintendo DS handheld video game console is the first Naruto RPG to be released in north America. It features a unique time-based combat system in which players must determine each characters' strengths and use them accurately to help them defeat their enemies.

Players can choose from six available characters: Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura, Shikamaru, Neji and Rock Lee. To defeat the enemies and bosses players will encounter along the way, there are over 90 different special techniques to choose from and execute. For more info on this title, check out this fact sheet.