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Hurry Up Hedgehog! on Nintendo DS

Distributed by
Oxygen Interactive

Posted: April 3rd, 2008.

Oxygen Games is pleased to announce that its cute and addictive puzzle title is now shipping and will be in the shops on 28th March 2008.

Hurry Up Hedgehog! Is both a simple and thoroughly addictive puzzler offering an easy-to-learn playing experience for the whole family to shrewdly manoeuvre their way to victory. For board game aficionados, it’s based on the popular board game, Igel Ärgern.

Play against the computer or with up to 5 friends on a single Nintendo DS (or with multiple consoles through local wi-fi) whilst dodging hazards and out-smarting friends to race your hedgehogs home.

Featuring multiple game play environments and a selection of customisable game play and game rules options, Hurry Up Hedgehog offers up to 32 unique ways to play the game providing enough depth to keep players coming back for more and more!

Hurry Up Hedgehog! – Race, creep, jostle and out-manoeuvre in this intriguing multi-player brainteaser for all ages.

Probably the cutest hedgehogs to be seen on the Nintendo DS will be in shops from 28th March 2008, and the game can be bought via the Amazon link above.

News page content input by Dominic Robinson, 2008.

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