
The guys at Nintendo were kind enough to send us over the brand new commercial for their Legendary Starfy DS game that hits store shelves on June 8th. While there's not any actual Legendary Starfy footage, the commercial is still worth a look.
Don't forget to check out the interview with Nintendo/TOSE about the game, as well as our Starfy 101 feature that gives you a little history on the amazing platformer series.
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We'll have more information on The Legendary Starfy as it becomes available, as well as a full review of the game when it's released.
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That is so many levels of awesome, it's a shame I played the Japanese version. Damn you, Nintendo! I did the same with Tengoku Goooold...
It's funny, because I heard back when this game was released in Japan that there was a good chance this one would show up in the US, so it was the only Starfy game I've actually not imported. So this one will be all new for me.
Game looks good.Commercial sucks.
They need a Dark Starfy for the next game.
I saw the commercial. Let's hope the game fares better than the commercial did...
I saw the commerical and I was like "Is that for Starfy?" until the end because it almost didn't seem to be a game commercial. Cheers for advertising it, but next time show the actual game.
Wow, the commercial isn't that bad. At least it's better than that other crap Nintendo puts on our TV screens.
Anyways, def. getting this game! Looks fun, and the series was a huge hit in Japan, so why not?
It's not as bad as "WeLcOmE tO mY tOwn!"
Well for a commercial wasn't bad actually.
I expected worse.
Commercial was kind of underwhelming but the game is still going to be awesome!
I'm gonna get this, but for some reason Starfy reminds me of Super Princess Peach. shudders
Holy crap, I hadn't realized just how close June 8th was!
@pie4prez: I think it was the same development crew or something. Think I heard that somewhere...
As for the commercial, it kinda sucks. Then again, almost all American video game commercials suck. I've seen a huge comparison feature on GamesRadar, and the Japanese ones are almost always WAY better.
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