Nintendo Europe has offered what is its best release slate for some time, with a flagging GameCube seeing some top-notch gaming options. The home offering is augmented by a strong line-up, as ever, for the Game Boy Advance and of course, the soon-to-be launched Nintendo DS.
The GameCube sees the very tentatively titled Donkey Konga 2: Hit Song Parade join Star Fox Assault and Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean, all Namco-developed titles showing the still-strong support for the platform.
The GBA gets Yoshi’s Universal Gravitation, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, Wario Ware: Twisted! (the second tilt game with YTT) and Mario Party Advance, about which little is really known at this time.
And although its host console has not seen a full launch line-up, European Nintendo fans will be able to snaffle up a copy of Yoshi Touch and Go for the Nintendo DS on May 6.
As soon as full launch details for the DS are available, you’ll be the first to know.