Project Hacker brings hacking to your Nintendo DS

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Hacker1.jpgProject Hacker Kakusei is a game for the Nintendo DS that follows in the tradition of the PC game Uplink, with flashy Hollywood style hacking but with an anime CGI twist. In Project Hacker you play as Satoru, a hacker working for a internet crime-fighting organization known as GIS. Yada-yada-yada big plot, probably some doomsday virus, etc. You know, the usual.

Whats interesting is the way the game handles the hacking, you will be pitted against graphical puzzles, code cracking, mind teasers and some detective work (perhaps a la Phoenix Wright). So in a way, its like Brain Age with a plot and some techno music in the background, I’m sold.

Also, here’s a video.

[Joystiq]

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