Alchemy is
in the
Cards!
Destineer’s
‘Fullmetal
Alchemist™
Trading Card
Game’ comes
to Nintendo
DS™
MINNEAPOLIS,
MN –
February X –
Fresh off of
the success
of the hit
Fullmetal
Alchemist:
Dual
Sympathy,
Destineer
announces
today the
second title
in its
Fullmetal
Alchemist
series: the
Fullmetal
Alchemist
Trading Card
Game for
Nintendo DS.
A completely
accurate
translation
of the
popular
Fullmetal
Alchemist
trading card
series by
Press Pass,
Inc
(formerly
JoyRide
Entertainment),
the
Fullmetal
Alchemist
Trading Card
game brings
the
collectible
strategy
game to the
Nintendo DS
with nearly
500 cards, a
variety of
play modes,
and
extensive
touch screen
support.
Featuring
the most
popular
characters
from one of
the
top-rated
anime
programs on
Adult Swim,
the
Fullmetal
Alchemist
Trading Card
Game allows
you to
battle
against both
AI-controlled
opponents
and friends
via the
Nintendo DS’
Wi-Fi
capabilities.
Earn new
cards in
Character
mode, learn
to play in
Tutorial
mode, or
even build
your ideal
deck in
Fantasy
mode. With
every card
from the
Premier
Edition
trading card
set and the
complete
Blood &
Water
expansion,
the Nintendo
DS version
of the
Fullmetal
Alchemist
Trading Card
Game has
everything
that both
trading card
fans and
Fullmetal
Alchemist
aficionados
could want,
including:
Multiple
play modes,
including
Single
match,
Character
mode,
Fantasy
mode, and
Multiplayer
via Wi-Fi
The complete
rule set
from the
Press Pass
Fullmetal
Alchemist
trading card
game
Unlockable
characters
like Edward
Elric, Roy
Mustang,
Father
Cornello and
Lust,
complete
with
voiceovers
from the
original
English cast
Extensive
Touch Screen
support:
Shuffle and
move cards
with the DS
stylus. You
can even
tear open
booster
packs!
Build and
save your
own custom
decks
Sounds,
music and
voices from
the
Fullmetal
Alchemist
series on
Adult Swim
The
Fullmetal
Alchemist
Trading Card
Game will
transmute
into stores
this summer.
More
information
can be found
online at
www.fullmetal-alchemistgame.com.
About
Destineer
Destineer
develops and
publishes
commercial
videogames
for both
consoles and
PC, and
creates
PC-based
virtual
training
systems for
military,
intelligence
and
first-responder
organizations.
Destineer is
a privately
held
corporation
headquartered
in
Minneapolis,
MN, with
development
studios in
Minneapolis,
Raleigh, NC,
and Austin,
TX, and
publishes
games under
the
Destineer,
MacSoft, and
Bold Games,
brands. More
information
is available
at
Destineer’s
website:
www.destineerstudios.com.
About
FUNimation
Entertainment
FUNimation®
Entertainment,
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary
of Navarre
Corporation,
is the
leading
company for
home video
sales of
Japanese
animation in
the United
States.
FUNimation
is known for
acquiring
top-rated
anime series
from Japan
and for
developing
some of
North
America’s
most popular
anime
series. The
company has
a proven
formula for
launching
and
advancing
brands, and
manages a
full
spectrum of
rights for
most of its
brands
including
broadcasting,
licensing,
production,
internet,
and home
video sales
and
distribution.
About
Navarre
Corporation
Navarre
Corporation
(Nasdaq:
NAVR) is a
publisher
and
distributor
of a broad
range of
home
entertainment
and
multimedia
products,
including PC
software, CD
audio, DVD
and VHS
video, video
games and
accessories.
Since its
founding in
1983, the
company has
established
distribution
relationships
with
customers
across a
wide
spectrum of
retail
channels
which
includes
mass
merchants,
discount,
wholesale
club, office
and music
superstores,
military and
e-tailers
nationwide.
The company
currently
provides its
products to
over 18,000
retail and
distribution
center
locations
throughout
the United
States and
Canada.
Navarre has
recently
expanded its
business to
include the
licensing
and
publishing
of home
entertainment
and
multimedia
content,
primarily
through the
acquisitions
of Encore
Software,
Inc., BCI
Eclipse
Company,
LLC,
FUNimation
Productions,
Ltd. and the
FUNimation
Stores, Ltd.
For more
information,
please visit
the
company's
web site at
http://www.navarre.com
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ARAKAWA/SQUARE
ENIX, MBS,
ANX, BONES,
dentsu 2004.
Licensed by
FUNimation®
Productions,
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Reserved. ©
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Press Pass,
Inc.