Gaming Flowers vs. Zombies on the DS

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This is a game cart that must be made! I'm a general fan of almost all Popcap games, especially Bookworm Adventures and Peggle, but this new game just has DS written all over it. I can see it easily being controlled with the stylus and providing some great on the go fun.

Maybe add a zombie "generator" mission creator and we'll be set. Make it so, Popcap!
 
Its likely that this will appear, they're very into the DS lately. Might depends on how well Peggle and the other game has done though.
 
Looks playable
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I'd buy it on steam, if I had any money...
but Plants vs Zombies, isn;t the kind of game I'd play on the PC anyway, so I guess that it would be better on DS (moving around)
 
dinofan01 said:
Popcap employee on a random message board here. I'll get right on it!

I know of at least one Pop Cap employee who seems to always responds to my twitter posts about their games, using the Pop Cap twitter account.

Is that you? If it is, get back to work programming Plants vs. Zombies DS!
 
Hell yeah! I play this for the PC constantly the last 2 days. I love it, so addicitve. I really hope they make a version for the DS!

By the way, i know these guys made peggle, but never tried it.. is it any good, what do you do in it? What other games have they done? (Bejuwled if i remember correctly)
 
I know they did Bookworm and Bookworm Adventures and they had a version of Super Collapse I loved.

Peggle is best described as brickout meets Pachinko. You start each level with a select amount of pinballs, mainly 10, and you have to aim and shoot them down into a level. The level is full of bricks and the goal is to clear all the bricks within those 10 shots. Throughout the course of a level, there's bonus stages and special abilities like dual pinballs, bumpers, or pinballs that just go through all objects instead of bouncing off one.

It's quite addictive and very deserving of the meager space it takes on a flashcart.
 

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