Plundr, first location-based DS game, debuts at Where 2.0
Developer area/code have put their location-based PC game Plundr onto the Nintendo DS -- the first of its kind, according to their website -- and showed it off at Where 2.0. The adventure game utilizes a Wi-Fi positioning system to give you different islands based on your physical location.
At each island, your pirate can buy, sell and fight for goods. According to the game's website, "depending on where you are in the physical world, you'll find different islands, different market prices and different ships to fight." You can try the PC version here, but desktop owners won't be able to enjoy it. The DS is one of the most portable options around, and we'd love to try this out. Pictures of the DS game can be found on Flickr (one, two, three).
At each island, your pirate can buy, sell and fight for goods. According to the game's website, "depending on where you are in the physical world, you'll find different islands, different market prices and different ships to fight." You can try the PC version here, but desktop owners won't be able to enjoy it. The DS is one of the most portable options around, and we'd love to try this out. Pictures of the DS game can be found on Flickr (one, two, three).



















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I don't think that's what it means. I think you will have a group of islands available to you where you are. If you want to get access to other ones, you will have to move. Sounds interesting to me.
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though finding time away from Animal Crossing and Puzzle Quest will be.
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Because the neighbor doesn't look so bad
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See: PSP/GPS ie:http://www.pspfanboy.com/2006/10/02/the-gps-games-more-details-revealed/
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