Nintendo launches eight new games

Nintendo launches eight new games

Nintendo has announced the launch of a total of eight new titles including a prehistoric strategy game along with additions to the WiiWare that will further improve its popularity in the digital market.

The company launched The Tales of Bearsworth Manor: Chaotic Conflicts and The Tales of Bearsworth Manor: Puzzling Pages. The games launched from Square Enix for WiiWare are faster than other titles.

The two titles are set in a mysterious manor. In Chaotic Conflicts the players have to defend blue crystals from a boy living in the manor. While in Puzzling Pages the players will have to place paper bears in the correct locations to get rewards. Square Enix indicated that playing these two titles will uncover a mystery.

The company also launched Legendary Wars: T-Rex Rumble prehistoric strategy game from Interplay. The players have to command 20 men struggling to survive battles against dinosaurs. The Puffins: Let's Fish from Other Ocean Interactive put players in the role of a puffin trying to get food and avoid dangers.

Other DSiWare releases include Spin Six puzzle game where players must rotate panels to advance; Mega Words vocabulary-based puzzle collection; Super Swap with four game modes; and ArtStyle: Rotozoa which is a microorganism based game where players will have to grow organism's tentacles.


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Government to issue clarifications on FDI in multi-brand retail

Government to issue clarifications on FDI in multi-brand retail

The government in India is planning to release clarifications to the regulations relating to the foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail.

Department of Industrial Policy and Planning officials have said that they have received a number of quarries from various global retail players for clarifications on various matters including sourcing arrangements. Foreign retailers will be permitted to include only processed food items form small enterprises under the mandatory sourcing regulations.

Tata Sons cancels stake sale in TTML

Tata Sons cancels stake sale in TTML

Tata Sons Ltd on Friday confirmed that its decision to cancel its offer for sale (OFS) of shares in its subsidiary Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Ltd.

The OFS was announced on Wednesday, when Tata Sons said that it would sell a total of 51,623,679 shares, or 2.72 per cent of the equity capital of the Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Ltd, on May 17.

But, the company yesterday confirmed that it had cancelled the sale. In a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), the company said, "Tata Sons Limited has now informed BSE that they have decided to cancel the sale in full."