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Pojo's Freaky Friday News
for April 9th, 2004

Ronald McDonald too suspicious - Police want to question a suspicious Ronald McDonald they think is casing some McDonalds in IL for planned burglaries. - Story

Disney World Tigger charged with groping women! - A Disney World Tigger was arrested April 2 and charged with one count of lewd and lascivious molestation of a child between 12 and 15 and one count of simple battery. He was booked at the Orange County Jail on a $2,500 bond. According to an incident report, Chartrand fondled the breasts of the girl and the mother while posing for pictures at the Magic Kingdom's Toon Town. - Story

Game Boy Advance Video Player News - We've been following the news on Majesco's Video Game Player that will allow you watch episodes of Pokemon, Spongebob, YuGiOh and more on your Game Boy Advance.  Majesco is now coming out with it's own line of headphones, as the GBA won't accept normal headphones.  Full Story

Konami announced new RPG for the Game Boy Advance due out this June. -YU-GI-OH! Reshef of Destruction - Full Story. 

Nintendo planning Q4 blitz for Cube and Game Boy Advance -
The Cube's first competitive Christmas line-up?

Nintendo of America has restated its first party plans for the States this year, and pending slippage it looks like the Cube could be in for its first respectable Christmas line-up, with Geist, Mario Tennis, Metroid Prime 2, Paper Mario 2 and Star Fox 2 all down for release between October and December, with the inevitable Mario Party 6 rounding things off.

Until then it looks like the US is in for decent Cube games at one-month intervals, alternating between multiplayer frenzies and more traditional titles. Wario Ware, Inc.: Mega Party Game$ sticks to its April 5th date (and budget price point), followed by Custom Robo Battle Revolutions on May 10th, The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventure on June 7th, Pikmin 2 in August and Donkey Konga in September. - Full Story