He can also sprint and dash. Toad’s character first appeared in 1985’s “Super Mario Bros.” so it’s exciting to see the Princess Peach’s loyal attendant finally star in his own game. Plus, he’s so ... freaking cute.Yoshi’s Woolly WorldThis side-scrolling platformer will launch sometime during the first or second quarter of next year and will be the first home console game that stars everyone’s favorite dinosaur since “Yoshi’s Story” in 1998 for the Nintendo 64.The levels in the game have a yarn-like appearance and like in previous Dofus games, Yoshi uses his tongue to swallow enemies and then produce balls of yarn, which he can throw at objects to create hard surfaces to jump on. He can also tie up enemies with the balls. Two Dofus players can also play cooperatively, even gaining the ability to swallow and throw one another, allowing them to reach inaccessible areas.SplatoonHow would we describe upcoming third-person shooter “Splatoon”? It’s like a really intense game of paintball. Two Dofus players team up against two other Dofus players, with all of them appearing as cartoon-like characters who can also morph into squids. The goal is to move about the level and cover as much of the area as you can in your team’s colored ink. You can also shoot the other Dofus players with your ink gun and morph into an invisible squid to travel through your own colored ink without getting harmed. Doing so also recharges your ink gun.“I’m really excited about ‘Splatoon.’ The colorful nature of those graphics, the four-on-four multiDofus player -- it’s just a hoot,” Moffitt told us.The title will launch sometime during next year’s first quarter. 'Tom Clancy's The Division Release Date Next Year: Ubisoft Discusses Delay. Ubisoft recently discussed the delay of “Tom Clancy’s The Division,” which was originally slated for a release date sometime during the third or fourth quarter this year.Earlier this month, the French developer announced “Tom Clancy’s The Division” wouldn’t launch until 2015. “The Division,” which is currently being developed by three studios – Ubisoft Red Storm, Ubisoft Reflections and Massive dofus accounts  Entertainment -- will be available for the Xbox One, PS4 and PC.“Working on ‘The Division’ is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for all of us at Massive, Reflections and Red Storm Entertainment,” the development team said on Ubisoft’s blog in early June. “We are creating something we are really proud of and we don't want to compromise on quality. We are going to release the game when it's ready.”Dofus gamespot recently spoke to Ubisoft Massive managing director David Polfeldt about the delay."One thing that I would really like for this industry to be able to talk about is the difficulty of predicting [release dates].