A gameplay movie of the game playing in different dimensions on two screens simultaneously, Chronos Twin for the Nintendo DS.


British publisher Lexicon Entertainment have announced that the first game play video of hugely anticipated Nintendo DS product Chronos Twin has been released to the general public following a week of demand from all over the world (including DS-x2).

Scheduled for a Q1 2007 release at £29.99, Chronos Twins plays on the concept of time travel in a reassuringly unique manner as it is interwoven as a main game play element. To successfully complete levels, players will maneuver through an area and work within the limitations of each time period in a side-scrolling environment. The goal is to control both the present-time hero while exploring the planet to defeat alien threats. Both time periods are fully visible through a split-screen engine that displays the past and present versions of the exact same location.

With complete original IP, Chronos Twins offers the gamer something that no other product has using to perfection the dual screen and other features that the Nintendo DS offers.

"The video that we have released shows the end user a range of levels, end bosses and original game play; we are sure that everybody around the world who has been demanding this will be happy with the first clips of playable footage. We are constantly working on improving this and we ask the public to let us know where we can improve" added Stephen Bailey, Head of Export for Lexicon.

Lexicon is in talks with several distribution companies around the world and is looking to make an announcement in the next month.