May 29 2009, 7:00am CDT | by Shane McGlaun
On the Wii, the game lets players draw their own heroes using the Wii Remote and search for artifacts of power and rid the Raposa village from evil. Players will draw 100 unique items during the game from tools to vehicles and weapons.
The action drawing tools lets players draw items right on the game screen to help them get through different levels. The Wii version also supports multiple players. The DS versions is similar and players draw using the stylus. Both games are set for a fall 2009 launch.
Via THQ
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