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Submitted by Jon Wilcox on January 11 2007 - 12:52

The updated tribute to the GameBoy creator is picked up for European release by Atari.

Announced by Q Entertainment's Tetsuya Mizugushi back in July 2006, the PSP and Nintendo DS versions of Gunpey have finally found a European publisher - Atari.

The game, named after GameBoy and Wonderswan creator Gunpey Yokoi following his tragic death in 1997, is a music-based puzzler where gamers change music according to their actions. Q Entertainment has already established a strong reputation for the use of dynamic music in games, following the development Lumines amongst other titles.

Both DS and PSP versions will feature head-to-head Wi-Fi multiplayer, though each will also include their own gametypes (gamers can collect up to forty different skins in the PSP's Challenge mode, whilst DS gamers will be able to mix their own soundsets, disrupting their opponent's music).

Gunpey is set for a European release in March.

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By: Anonymous

Added:Sat 19th May 2007 12:31, Post No: 1

this is a great game to honour one of the world's greatest geniuses. had he lived today who knows what kind of consoles we would have. R.I.P Gunpei