While Move support cannot be confirmed at this time, I will shoot an email over to the developer and publisher to see if we can get an answer.

ESRB Text:

This is a 2D platformer game in which players navigate their way through colorful drawings by using a magical marker. Players can draw platforms, barriers, and inclines that aid movement or impede the movement of others (i.e., the ‘gobo’ creatures). Players can use the marker to make objects fall on top of the little gobos, causing them to disappear in a puff of smoke. Along the way, a purple boss monster may burst into purple goo when defeated.

Source: ESRB

OZMA WARS

This is an arcade-style game in which players control a small spaceship that fends off UFOs, meteors, and comets. Players must periodically replenish their energy levels by docking with a mothership.

SASUKE VS COMMANDER

This is an arcade-style action game in which players eliminate small ninja characters from the screen. Players move back and forth to dodge shurikens and swords; ninjas fall to the ground when hit.

These are some truly old-school arcade games, from back late ’70s, early ’80s. Even through they are not on the Neo Geo they possibly could be some new titles for Neo Geo Station.

Regardless, BurgerTime HD is coming, so be ready. In the mean time, here’s the ESRB description;

This is an action-platformer in which players assume the role of a small chef who must assemble giant hamburgers. Players must avoid ‘cartoony’ hazards (e.g., grill flames, spikes traps) and oversized enemies (e.g., carrots, apple cores, hot peppers) in each level. The chef blinks and falls off-screen when hit; enemies react to damage with a ‘dizzying’ effect.

Link to ESRB description

This is a platformer game in which players guide a digitized character through side- and vertically-scrolling levels. Players earn points by collecting coins, avoiding hazards, and completing combos before the timer runs out.

Not surprisingly, it’s rated E for Everyone, which means everyone should check it out when it releases. That is what Everyone means, right? Stick around for pricing and release date, as I’m sure that info will be released soon. The minis platform is really starting to come into its own, with some stellar titles already out and a few worth looking forward to.

Puzzled is the latest NeoGeo game to be rated for PSN. Also known as Joy Joy Kid in Japan and it was released back in 1990. Seems to have a Tetris sort of vibe based on that video.

Seeing how I never owned a NeoGeo back in the day, I would really love to purchase some of these games. Christmas time sounds as good as ever to release these, but I doubt this will happen Like with all the others, we have no clue if this will ever come out.

[Source: ESRB]

This is a first-person shooter in which players complete a variety of military combat missions in Western and Middle-Eastern environments. Players use pistols, machine guns, and grenades to kill opposing soldiers and complete team-based objectives (e.g., eliminating entire teams or specific team members, defending vantage points). Gunshots are accompanied by realistic sound effects and moderate sprays of blood, which disappear quickly. Actions such as headshots, grenade kills, melee kills, and “killing sprees” and are rewarded with extra points.

We should have more on this title in the coming weeks.

Here are the ESRB blurbs:

Qlione

This is an arcade-style strategy game in which players guide a small geometric-shaped creature through neon grids with various floating hazards. Players arrange orbs to disperse enemy units while dodging projectiles and avoiding collisions.

Qlione 2

This is an arcade-style strategy game in which players guide a small geometric-shaped creature through neon grids with various floating hazards. Players arrange orbs to disperse enemy units while dodging projectiles and avoiding collisions.

After talking with SOE there is no date set for these titles at this time.

I think that video does a pretty good job at demoing the game. Here is what the ESRB has to say.

This is a side-scrolling adventure game in which players help a young witch named Yonou traverse another dimension to uncover the source of a magical mist. Players run and jump between the background and foreground of each level while using sword and laser attacks to slash at fantastical monsters (e.g., dragons, zombies, bat-like creatures, “living armor” suits). Some battles are fast-paced and frenetic; defeated enemies generally disappear in explosive bursts of colorful light.

A little birdie tells me that we will be seeing this game very soon, possibly even next week.

[Source: ESRB]

This is a puzzle game in which players arrange falling block shapes to pack them into contiguous horizontal rows. Players compete against themselves or others to earn points based on how many perfect rows of shapes they are able to clear.

I will contact EA tomorrow to see if we can get some more information.

Yes your eyes do not decieve you, both Alundra and Arc the Lad are ESRB rated! If you don’t know what these games are, do yourself a favor and buy both when they release sometime in the near future one PSN. Both of these titles were published by Working Designs back in the day here in the US, so hopefully this means other Working Designs releases will be coming in the future.

[Source: ESRB.org]

This is a puzzle game in which players manipulate streams of energy in order to create orchestrated sounds. Players must shift one or more streams to activate switches and create music.

The game is all about controlling streams of energy, in which you guide around a level into certain areas which when enough of the stream goes through a musical piece is played. The game starts off really easy but it can get rather intense, which is always a good thing. Check out that video to see what I mean.

If you want to see what all the buzz is about, you can try out a demo on the game’s website.

[Source: ESRB]

This is an action game in which players control a “flying machine rider” around rocky environments in a quest to aid an emperor. Players spin the device’s blade, axe, or hammer in order to kill worm/caterpillar enemies scattered throughout the levels. Some levels require players to engage in gladiator-style combat against other small devices. Enemies sometimes break apart or emit green or yellow blood spurts when hit.

I haven’t heard of or played Hammer Wars, but I did manage to find a YouTube preview of the game:

It looks… interesting? I like how “BREAK ThROUGh WALLS” is a feature. In all seriousness, the list of weapons seems vast and varied and the boss battles could be pretty cool.

This is an action game in which players control a monster that seeks vengeance by attempting to destroy a kingdom. Players fight their way through multiple swarms of enemies in side-scrolling “beat’em up”-style gameplay. Players destroy castles and stomp on small knights, set wizards on fire, and attack hordes of charging enemies. The small enemy figures cry out in pain when hit or set on fire. The monster is frequently struck by “cartoony” lances, bombs, fireballs, and cannons.

A PSP beat ‘em up? The game doesn’t have “Playstation 3″ listed under its platforms section, so it may not be a minis title. Interesting. More information on this title when we get it.

[Source: ESRB]

This is an action game in which players pilot small planes through combat objectives in a World War II-like setting. Players travel through a 2D game world and complete various missions. Players use bombs, missiles, and machine guns to destroy targets (e.g., planes, tanks, trucks, buildings). Gun sound effects are realistic, and some levels depict frenetic action with several small explosions.

As always I will contact Creat to see if they can give us anymore information at this time.

[Source: ESRB]

This is an aquarium simulation game in which players can populate a fish tank and learn facts about a variety of different species. Players can use rocks, plants, and coral formations to customize their tank.

I have contacted Hudson to see if possibly this game will feature PlayStation Move support, will let you know what they have to say.

[Source: ESRB]

This is an arcade-style game in which players must break apart formations of orbs by bouncing a small ball inside the game area. Power-up items allow players to engage multiple balls, have better control of the ball, or break apart the orbs more easily.

Sounds like your standard brick breaker / arkanoid type game. I will contact Tik in the morning and try to get some more details.

Update: I got in touch with Tik Games, they have nothing else to announce at this time.

[Source: ESRB]