MumboJumbo has announced an agreement with phenomedia publishing gmbh to bring crazy chicken games to Nintendo DS Systems in North America. The three games coming to the North America are Star Karts, Atlantis Quest and The Pharaoh’s Treasure.

Star Karts is a racing game that follows a crazy chicken through the galaxy and Atlantis Quest follows the crazy chicken through a side-scrolling adventure. Atlantis Quest provides thirty different levels to play through. The third game, The Pharaoh’s Challenge, is an Egyptian themed adventure game.

Crazy Chicken originally launched in Germany as Moorhuhn X and will soon available be in North America.

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The three-title deal includes Star Karts, Atlantis Quest and The Pharaoh’s Treasure, all of which will launch in 2009 for the popular handheld gaming console at retail prices of $19.99 each.

“We’re very excited to bring these three Crazy Chicken games to the North American audience,” said Mark Cottam, CEO of MumboJumbo.  “The strong character, variety of game play and overall production values of these titles make them a perfect fit for MumboJumbo.”

Developed by phenomedia, Star Karts follows the zany Crazy Chicken through an intergalactic racing competition, while Atlantis Quest is a side-scrolling action (or platformer) game that takes Crazy Chicken through 30 levels of challenges both above and below the sea.  In The Pharaoh’s Challenge, players can try their hand at puzzle-solving in the Egyptian-themed adventure.

“We would like to tie Moorhuhn’s latest three adventures on Nintendo DS to international success of Moorhuhn DS. Each of these games represents a different genre – racing game, Jump & Run and puzzle – and thus not only emphasizes the platform’s diversity, but also that of the strong character Moorhuhn itself,” said Helge Borgarts, phenomedia publishing gmbh’s CEO.

Crazy Chicken originally launched in Germany as Moorhuhn X and quickly developed a league of fans who found the zany and precocious chickens entertaining and comical. Bringing the mischief and mayhem to Nintendo DS will serve to broaden the game’s already impressive audience.