US Release Schedule 2005

This is one big release schedule. And there are quite a few new titles here too.

GameBoy Advance:

March
15	Backyard Baseball	Atari
23	Mario Party Advance	Nintendo
29	Lego Star Wars	Eidos
April
12	Hugo The Evil Mirror	Namco
May
01	Pokon Emerald	Nintendo
23	Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones	Nintendo
23	WarioWare Twisted	Nintendo
24	Madagascar	Activision
June
05	Herbie Fully Loaded	Disney
07	Chicken Little	Disney
28	Fantastic Four	Activision
xx	Batman Begins	Electronic Arts
xx	Dragonball GT Transformation	Atari
xx	Mega Man Battle Network 5 Team Colonel	Capcom
xx	Mega Man Battle Network 5 Team Protoman	Capcom
xx	Yoshi Topsy-Turvy	Nintendo
Q2
xx	Sigma Star Saga	Namco
xx	Tokyo Xtreme Racer Advance	Crave Entertainment
xx	Ultimate Pocket Games	Telegames
July
05	Kim Possible 3	Disney
August
xx	One Piece	Bandai
xx	The Incredible Hulk	Vivendi
September
06	Cinderella: The Game	Disney
06	Lizzie McGuire 3	Disney
06	That?s So Raven 2	Disney
xx	Barbie	Vivendi
xx	Scooby-Doo! Unmasked	THQ
xx	Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!	Disney
xx	W.I.T.C.H.	Disney
Q3
xx	Danny Phantom	THQ
xx	Fairly OddParents	THQ
xx	Pac Pinball	Namco
xx	Power Rangers	THQ
October
04	Backyard Skateboarding	Atari
November
?-
December
?-
Q4
xx	Bratz	THQ
xx	Chronicles of Narnia	Disney
xx	everGirl	THQ
xx	The Incredibles	THQ
xx	Nicktoons	THQ
xx	SpongeBob Squarepants	THQ
xx	Tak 3	THQ
TBA
xx	Barnyard	THQ
xx	Dynasty Warriors Advance	Koei
xx	Hugo Bukkazoom	Namco
xx	Mega Man Anniversary Collection	Capcom
xx	Warhammer 40,000	THQ

Nintendo DS:

March
14	Pokon Dash	Nintendo
13	Yoshi Touch & Go	Nintendo
28	Rayman DS	Ubisoft
22	Retro Atari Classics	Atari
April
05	World Championship Poker DS	Crave Entertainment
18	Polarium	Nintendo
26	Puyo Pop Fever	Atlus
xx	Meteos	Bandai
xx	Need for Speed Underground 2	Electronic Arts
May
01	Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith	Ubisoft
24	Madagascar	Activision
xx	Animaniacs: Lights, Camera, Action	Ignition Entertainment
June
13	Touch! Kirby	Nintendo
Q2
xx	GoldenEye: Rogue Agent	Electronic Arts
July
xx	Nanostray	Majesco
August
xx	Blades of Thunder 2	Summitsoft
xx	Lost in Blue	Konami
xx	Texas Hold ?Em	Majesco
September
xx	Ultimate Card Games	Telegames
Q3
xx	Bomberman DS	Ubisoft
xx	Frogger	Konami
xx	Gyakuten Saiban	Capcom
xx	Tak 3	THQ
xx	Yu-Gi-Oh! Nightmare Troubadour	Konami
xx	Zoo Tycoon	THQ
October
?-
November
xx	Ultimate Brain Games	Telegames
December
?-
Q4
xx	Castlevania DS	Konami
xx	Chronicles of Narnia	Disney
xx	Crash Tag Team	Vivendi
xx	Dragon Booster	Konami
xx	Dynasty Warriors	Koei
xx	Finding Nemo	THQ
xx	The Incredibles	THQ
xx	King Kong	Ubisoft
xx	Nicktoons	THQ
xx	Scooby Doo! Unmasked	THQ
xx	Snowboard Kids DS	Atlus
xx	SpongeBob Squarepants	THQ
xx	Viewtiful Joe DS	Capcom
TBA
2005	Animal Crossing	Nintendo
2005	Mario Kart DS	Nintendo
2005	Metroid Pinball	Nintendo
2005	Metroid Prime Hunters	Nintendo
2005	Nintendogs	Nintendo
xx	Advance Wars DS	Nintendo
xx	Another Code	Nintendo
xx	Pac ?n Roll	Namco
xx	Pac-Pix	Namco
xx	Super Mario Bros.	Nintendo
xx	Super Princess Peach	Nintendo
xx	Tom Clancy?s Splinter Cell Chaos Theory	Ubisoft

So what do we have here? First of all, a whole lot of new titles: Blades of Thunder 2 and Crash Tag Team for the Nintendo DS, and many more for the GBA including Warhammer 40,000.

Secondly, a few games are now official. We all knew that a Crash Bandicoot game was coming for the Nintendo DS, now the game has a name: Crash Tag Team. Months ago, we already brought you the news that Zoo Tycoon was heading for the Nintendo DS, now THQ officially confirms this in the new releaselist. The very same goes for Nintendo's highly doubted title Metroid Pinball.

We can see a few name-changes. As we earlier reported, it appears that Puppy Times has been renamed back to the original Nintendogs, while Yoshi's Universal Gravitation moved to Yoshi Topsy-Turvy.

Finally, there are a few (to say the least) major dates set. EA's GoldenEye: Rogue Agent is set for a release in Q2 2005, Animal Crossing DS and Mario Kart DS are once again set for a release ibefore the end of 2005. Where pessimists announced the end of the GBA when the Nintendo DS appeared, the GameBoy Advance's future is still looking bright. With Mario Party Advance, Batman Begins, Warhammer 40,000, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones and WarioWare: Twisted we are certain that the Nintendo DS is a third pillar. The GBA is here to stay for a little longer.

Take note that the dates mentioned are US dates. The European versions are often released at a later time.

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aww mann i have to wait for July for Nanostray!! oh well, ill get NFSU2 to pass the time.

NiNe9cEnTs, 30-11--0001 at 00:00