Overview

Number of Players
4
Genre
Release Date

DS

  • US 15th Jun 2006
  • JP 18th May 2006
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Reviews

  • Review Point Blank DS (DS)

    Dr. Don & Dr. Dan return to our screens, breaking free from the PlayStation universe and emerging on the DS.

    For those that don't know, Namco's Point Blank series originated as an arcade title back in 1994 along with its partner in crime, Time Crisis. Both games were ported over to the PlayStation using the fashionable G-Con 45 light gun. Point...

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Point Blank DS News

  • News Atari Bags Point Blank

    Games publisher Atari have an agreement with Namco to distribute Point Blank DS in Europe

    EuroGamer.net have confirmed that Atari will be publishing Namco title, Point Blank DS in the European markets. Even though the American version was released earlier this month, European gamers will have to wait until towards the end of the year. "Point...

  • News Namco's Point Blank Comes To DS

    Popular Namco franchise for PlayStation and Arcade makes its way onto the Nintendo DS

    Namco Bandai have released information that they are working on a Point Blank title for Nintendo DS. This popular franchise has already had numerous success's on PlayStation and the Arcade. Essentially it consists of 2 player mini games, all of which involve...

About The Game

Classic shooting gameplay Using the stylus as your weapon of choice, tap tap tap your way to testing your hand-eye coordination!

Multitude of shooting mini-games Play through 40 different mini-games including shooting clay pigeons, aliens, cardboard criminals, etc... All collected from the original Point Blank series.

5 different modes:

  1. Arcade: Play through four different levels of difficulty with varying numbers of stages
  2. Wireless VS: Challenge your friends utilizing the wireless feature with only one game card and find out who's the quickest draw
  3. Brain Massage: Play through various stages while the game analyzes your abilities and gives you feedback accordingly
  4. Freeplay: Select any stage at any time to challenge your best score
  5. Classic Coin-Op Games: New stages adapted from Namco's classic coin-op arcade series