Nintendo Announce Free Quests For Solatorobo: Red the Hunter Start From 15th July

Nintendo have announced that from 15th July, free extra quests will be available for Solatorobo: Red the Hunter. these quests require connection to Nintendo Wi-Fi and once they've been downloaded they will become available in the game from Quest Brokers. Nintendo Suggest keeping an eye on the official Solatorobo: Red the Hunter website for details on future quests.

Source: Nintendo UK

Nintendo Announce Solatorobo: Red the Hunter Comes Out Across Europe On 1st July

Nintendo have announced Solatorobo: Red the Hunter comes out across Europe on the 1st July 2011. The Story of Solatorobo: Red the Hunter has Red Savarin and Dahak battling giant mechs and other enemies as they travel through the floating islands. after an encounter with Elh, things take a turn and Red Savarin and Dahak have to save the world from the ancient evil being called Lares. there are 2 main parts to the game, each with a number of chapters to play through.

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With over 70 quests to solve, grab a piece of the action this summer with all-new adventure game Solatorobo: Red the Hunter

Prepare to reach new heights among islands in the sky in the much anticipated adventure game Solatorobo: Red the Hunter, which launches across Europe on 1st July 2011, exclusively for the Nintendo DS family of portable systems.


Enter a world of epic fantasy action in this high octane RPG set in beautiful graphics created by internationally renowned designers, Nobuteru Yuki, and animated by MADHOUSE. You take on the story of Red Savarin, a 17 year old anthropomorphic dog, and his robot, Dahak, as he does battle with giant robotic “mecha” and other enemies on his journey through the mythical floating islands of the Shepherd Republic. After a chance encounter with the mysterious Elh, he gets inadvertently entangled in an epic adventure to save the world from destruction at the claws of the ancient evil being, Lares.

Navigate the intriguing islands, taking on a series of different quests; from fighting robots to battling sky pirates, racing planes and defeating giant monsters, while exploring the sky on your own airship and ultimately saving the world and discovering the truth behind the mysterious floating islands.

There are a number of gameplay modes in Solatorobo, including “Quests”, where completing quests earns you money and the ability to increase your Hunter Level, while in “Battling” you must lift and smash robot opponents to gain experience points which extend the amount of life that Red has.

The game unfolds in two parts, each consisting of a number of chapters in which you must fight to keep the earth in this island-like state to prevent mass extinction and the end of the world as we know it!

If you can’t wait for launch, visit the dedicated Solatorobo: Red the Hunter website [enter URL] where you’ll find a series of episodic trailers and a sneak preview of what the game has in store. The first minute long video is available to view today and a total of four new videos will be posted bi-weekly in the run up to launch on 1st July 2011.

Solatorobo is easily accessible for any age, and is packed with fast-paced action and over 20 hours of game play to test your skill and dexterity. Ensure you are at the forefront of all the action with Solatorobo: Red the Hunter as it launches across Europe on the 1st July 2011 exclusively for the Nintendo DS family of portable systems.

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Nintendo Have Released New Screenshots For Solatorobo: Red the Hunter

Nintendo have released new screenshots for the upcoming DS game, Solatorobo: Red the Hunter. these screenshots are in-game and show several aspects of the game. battles, conversations, and level traversal are all shown.

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Nintendo Announce They Are Bringing Solatorobo: Red the Hunter To Europe Later This Year On The DS

Nintendo UK have announced they are brining Namco Bandai's Nintendo DS game Solatorobo: Red the Hunter to Europe, South Africa, and New Zealand And Australia. Solatorobo: Red the Hunter is set to come out later this year. 

In Solatorobo: Red the Hunter, the game is set on a floating island called Shepherd Republic and you play as Red Savarin, an anthropomorphic dog with the ability to take a human form. You'll explore the floating island and defeat enemies.

the game has Anime graphics produced by Nobuteru Yūki (The Vision of Escaflowne) and movies and cut scenes designed by Madhouse (Marvel Anime, Ninja Scroll, DeathNote, CardCaptor Sakura).

 Source: Nintendo UK