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    THQ Creates A Virtual Canvas With the Launch of Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter
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    Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter is rated E for everyone and is available for the suggested retail prices of $49.99 on Wii and $29.99 on Nintendo DS. "We are excited to bring the Drawn to Life franchise to the Wii console for the first time ... Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter expands on the creative elements seen in previous games within the series and allows players the freedom to bring to life the characters, environments and objects they dream up. The game demonstrates how THQ is committed to building this successful brand, which has resonated profoundly with both the casual and core gamers." About Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter In Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter for Wii, players will draw their own heroes using the Wii Remote to find the Artifacts of Power and rid the Raposa village of an evil, shadowy figure that has taken over the land. Full Article at IGN
    We are excited to bring the Drawn to Life franchise to the Wii console for the first time ... Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter expands on the creative elements seen in previous games within the series and allows players the freedom to bring to life the characters, environments and objects they dream up. The game demonstrates how THQ is committed to building this successful brand, which has resonated profoundly with both the casual and core gamers.
    SOURCE: IGN 3 weeks ago

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