Full Review
By Quinton Miles
Yesterday’s launch of the Nintendo DS is already turning out games, as Electronic Arts announced earlier today that versions of [i]The Urbz: Sims in the City[/i] and [i]Madden NFL 2005[/i] have been shipped out for Nintendo’s newest handheld.
“Today is a great day for gamers worldwide,” said Jordan Edelstein, Senior Product Manager at EA. “The Nintendo Dual Screen is really innovative hardware. We couldn’t be more excited help introduce players to an all new gaming experience with two of our biggest, most exciting franchises.”
Both [i]Madden[/i] and [i]The Urbz[/i] carry a rating of E for everyone. EA’s next title for the DS, [i]Tiger Woods PGA Tour[/i] is slated to ship next month.
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