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Ubisoft, one of the world’s largest video game publishers, announced that it will publish Miami Nights: singles in the city™, a groundbreaking social simulation developed by Gameloft, for Nintendo DS™ taking advantage of the Nintendo DS Stylus and wireless communications of the handheld. The game is based on the successful Gameloft Nights franchise on mobile which has generated more than 4 million downloads. The game will be released in November 2007.

Miami Nights: Singles in the City™ offers tremendous advances and new features over and beyond any social simulation game currently available on Nintendo DS™. Players will benefit from an unprecedented feeling of freedom, massive customization options, and longer multiple-goal scenarios.

They will be able to sample a life of dreams, glamour, or trash! As in reality, life choices will transform their characters into unique, progressive individuals and ultimately help a player reach the game’s final objective of becoming a star.

Features of the game include:

• The player can create the character in his image: aspects, unique look and feel, stats, customization of his own place in Miami.

• Three ways to succeed: becoming a top model, a singer, an actor.

• Player can go wherever he wants in Miami and interact with anyone in more than 30 locations

• Lots of mini-games, including shaving, make-up, dishwashing, waiter, ice-cream maker featuring the use of the Nintendo DS stylus

• Multiplayer features: player can share his character & his characteristics with his friend via wireless multiplayer technology.
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