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Pokemon FireRed/LeafGreen
It seems like every time Nintendo launches a new adventure in the Pokemon series it's one huge event. Makes sense, though, considering the Pokemon franchise is one of, if not the most successful videogame brands of all time. Each Pokemon game, at least ones in the handheld RPG genre, are pretty much guaranteed million-sellers, and the upcoming FireRed and LeafGreen have already sold that many in preorders alone.FireRed and LeafGreen have been available in Japan for a few months now, but it will be released in an English language version on September 7th in North America.
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Mega Man Battle Network 4: Blue Moon
Battle Network 4's new tournament style gameplay takes players on a succession of battles as Lan and Mega Man continue their quest to rid the net of viruses. An innovative new good/evil balance system tempts players by offering a dangerous "Dark Chip" as an easy way out of a pinch. If players resort to the "Dark Chip" too often they risk being consumed by evil and losing certain abilities. The two versions of Battle Network 4 feature a great amount of variety including separate storylines, unique enemy souls (six per game), new tools and battle strategies. Players will be able to link the two versions to trade programs and chips, as well as battle with one another or compare battle records.
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