Nintendo Downloads - November 2012

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Can't believe they're still going forward with the WiiWare release. It's never going to meet the sales threshold.
 
I was originally going to get RCR for both PSN and Wiiware...but after buying it on PSN and finding out how mediocre the game is...I'll be skipping the Wiiware version.
 
Colonel Mustard said:
WiiU/3DS seems logical. I don't quite get it either.
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It's been in work a looooong time. Wouldn't surprise me if they'd made significant progress before 3DS eShop was even a thing. Either way you'll technically be able to play this on your Wii U via legacy mode. I'd say the dev couldn't afford 3DS dev kits, but if he made it for the Vita... I'd love to play it on my 3DS in nice crisp 3D.

Zeer0id said:
It's already been claimed by CoolS, unfortunately. You both could probably collaborate though.
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Oh hell, gone and made it now. I'll gladly give his prominence should he go through with it.
 
UncleSporky said:
Whoa, I haven't been following this, which platforms? I thought your game looked interesting from the start, if it's in 3D then whoa! I'd probably get it on Wii U as well, I'm getting a Deluxe with the digital deal.
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Sorry, no WiiU version, 3DS only. And yes it's in 3D, though honestly I'm not sure how I feel about stereoscopic 3D for this game. It's somewhat weird considering the artstyle are kindof trying to make it look more 2D than it actually is from the start. But it works fine in 3D and looks decent so I'm leaving that choice to the players.
 
beril said:
The US version of Gunman Clive has just been approved by lotcheck, so I'm still hopeful it might make it out this month or next month at the latest. I need to resubmit the European version though.
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That's interesting. Can you say what the problem was? I thought all Nintendo subsidiaries had the same standards, barring language, rating and office requirements, of course.
 
Atmej said:
That's interesting. Can you say what the problem was? I thought all Nintendo subsidiaries had the same standards, barring language, rating and office requirements, of course.
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Pretty much the same standards, but you do seperate submissions for all of them. There were some issues in the e-manual for the european version, and one minor thing that the American team didn't report. The first US submission failed as well (again mostly e-manual stuff; I really should have been more careful when reading the guidelines for that, but a few other things as well), and I fixed those issues before the european submission.
 
beril said:
Pretty much the same standards, but you do seperate submissions for all of them. There were some issues in the e-manual for the european version, and one minor thing that the American team didn't report. The first US submission failed as well (again mostly e-manual stuff; I really should have been more careful when reading the guidelines for that, but a few other things as well), and I fixed those issues before the european submission.
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I see, thanks for the info.
 
Tenki said:
If they could put it on the Wii U eShop...
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Well, see, if WiiWare had the same place on the Wii U shop that DSiWare has on the 3DS shop, it wouldn't be so bad... but we know that WiiWare/VC/etc are in the Wii Application Ghetto, so I can't imagine many new owners checking out any WiiWare stuff.
 
Stumpokapow said:
Well, see, if WiiWare had the same place on the Wii U shop that DSiWare has on the 3DS shop, it wouldn't be so bad... but we know that WiiWare/VC/etc are in the Wii Application Ghetto, so I can't imagine many new owners checking out any WiiWare stuff.
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Even current Wii owners don't check the Shop Channel. I couldn't even arse myself to boot it up and download La Mulana. Granted the unfortunate way Wii games have to be separated left me rather thankful I didn't go on any VC spending spree. Here's to hoping devs start republishing their wares on Wii U.
 
5 bucks? Nice.

I hope these games sell enough that the Shop game comes out, that's the one I really care about.
 
Man, I just assumed WiiWare stuff would all be mixed in with the Wii U store and it would all instantly get a new fresh place to sell like the 3DS did.

I figured anything recently released could get the chance to live on sales wise in a whole new land of opportunity.

This isn't the case? You can't just go on the Wii U store and download all the stuff previously on Wii? Can you access the Wii store from the Wii U still? Stupid round-abouts way of doing it but better than nothing?

Also I bet Nintendo release all their VC stuff again in special 'U' form that can work on the Wii U pad and some other shit (online leaderboards or something? accomplishments?) so they can charge for it again.
 
Roto13 said:
Retro City Rampage isn't very good anyway.
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Does the full game follow the same structure (or lack thereof) as the demo? The demo felt very schizophrenic, immediately throwing you from one situation to the next without any real rhyme or reason. Definitely put a damper on my expectations for the game.
 
I'm definitely in for Aeroporter at $4.99. I decided to wait on Liberation Maiden due to price and questionable quality.
 
I enjoyed Liberation Maiden once I got my head around the controls, but it's super short, like 1 1/2 hours. Which imo isn't bad, I like short games. Worth a look at least.
 
rjc571 said:
Does the full game follow the same structure (or lack thereof) as the demo? The demo felt very schizophrenic, immediately throwing you from one situation to the next without any real rhyme or reason. Definitely put a damper on my expectations for the game.
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It eventually slows down a little but it's basically a nonstop barrage of references to the 80s and video games and stuff from beginning to end, without any real context a lot of the time. Just like "Hey, look, a Saved by the Bell parody! You remember Saved by the Bell, right?"
 
Apparently there's an update out for the Wii.

Yay.

Also, this is coming to the Wii U.

Read the official description below, courtesy of Nintendo Everything:

Description

Spin the Bottle is a party game for Wii U supporting up to 8 players. The game pushes the players’ attention away from the screen and onto each other with a series of collaborative micro challenges where players have to look at each other in order to win. The players sit in a circle around the Wii U Game Pad and spin a virtual bottle in order to pair up two random players to take a challenge. The challenges are carried out with Wii Remotes and might involve tight coordination, daring trust, body contact or extreme flexibility.

History

The people behind KnapNok Games have since 2008 been part of Copenhagen Game Collective and developed experimental party games such as Dark Room Sex Game (an awkward no-graphics erotic rhythm game) and B.U.T.T.O.N. (a roughhouse game about pushing buttons and cheating. The fact that Nintendo’s Wii U console is the first console which let you play with turned off TV screen makes it an obvious platform for a party game where players look at each other rather than the screen. KnapNok Games naturally decided to embrace this opportunity and design a party game for the young and the adault audince. KnapNok Games teamed up with Swedish indie studio Redgrim. When Redgrim’s artist, Simon Gustafsson, is not re-watching his collection of “Two and a Half Men”* he cranks out amazing graphics designs. *See additional link

Features

Play while the TV is turned off! Use only the Wii U Game Pad and Wii Remotes.
Gameplay that makes the players look at each other.
Über cute graphics.
Crispy music by Swedish musician/hacker Nicklas Ström.
Innocent game for innocent kids.
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Nintendo 3DS | eShop Original Software, Downloadable Content and Demos



Nintendo 3DS | Virtual Console

  • Ninja Gaiden (Tecmo Koei | NES | €4.99 | £4.49) Latest release!

Nintendo DSi | DSiWare

  • Magical Whip (Agetec | 200 Points | €1.99 | £1.79) Latest release!
 
...Virtue's Last Reward to be available as a download too? It's what I'm seeing on its page on eShop.
 
do not know if this was posted or not, but for NOA :

Crashmo
Format: Nintendo eShop
Launch Date: 11/22/12
ESRB: TBD

next week then

if old sorry :( (at work, not much time to read again all the thread :) )
 
Mpl90 said:
...Virtue's Last Reward to be available as a download too? It's what I'm seeing on its page on eShop.
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I posted this in the media create page yesterday.

It's sorta strange some of the 'retail-only' games in the eShop have a marked 'PRICE: TBD' on them, while some don't. I wonder if some of these are actually headed to the eShop with no announcement. Off the top of my head, Zero Escape: VLR and Harvest Moon are marked this way.
 
Colonel Mustard said:
I posted this in the media create page yesterday.

It's sorta strange some of the 'retail-only' games in the eShop have a marked 'PRICE: TBD' on them, while some don't. I wonder if some of these are actually headed to the eShop with no announcement. Off the top of my head, Zero Escape: VLR and Harvest Moon are marked this way.
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Nono, on the European eShop is listed as (retail/downloadable), with the price (40 Euro) and the release date. I'll check it again to see if it was an error or anything.

Ah, Fallblox is 192 blocks.
 
Nintendo's Press Site Updated
This week's Nintendo Download includes the following featured content:

Nintendo eShop
Disney Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion – Master the Power of Illusion! Players will take on the role of Mickey Mouse as he uses his brush to wield paint and thinner to save the Toons. Disney Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion will be available at retail stores and in the Nintendo eShop on Nov. 18. (For Nintendo 3DS™)

Hotel Transylvania – Dracula has invited all of your favorite monsters to his hotel to celebrate his daughter's 118th birthday. When Johnny shows up he finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time as a human in a hotel for Monsters. It's your job to save and protect Johnny from the monsters who are staying at the hotel. Hotel Transylvania is also available at retail stores. (For Nintendo 3DS)

Monster Shooter – Monster Shooter is the new top-down action shooter from Gamelion. This is the first shooter game that gives the experience of full monster mayhem to both casual players and alien exterminators alike. Follow the epic chase in story mode, or take your chances in survival of the fittest. Master different means of annihilation with shotguns, plasma rifles, electricity guns, grenades, rocket launchers and even a NUKE! Earn Monster Cash and visit the shop to get upgrades and new guns. Use lots of different perks that will improve your speed and rate of fire and make you unstoppable. (For Nintendo 3DS)

Nintendo Video™
Dinosaur Office: Thanksgiving Special! – When Craig is faced with spending Thanksgiving alone, he discovers the true spirit of the holidays. Don't miss this heartwarming special episode, beginning Nov 16. (For Nintendo 3DS)

Also new this week:
• Myst (Nintendo eShop)
• American Mensa Academy™ (Nintendo eShop)
• Jump Trials (Nintendo eShop/Nintendo DSiWare™)
• Working Dawgs: A-Maze-ing Pipes (Nintendo eShop/Nintendo DSiWare)

To view this week's Nintendo Download in its full graphical version, please visit: http://www.news2know.net/nintendo/downloadCkRp23Yg.php.
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More and more retail games on the eShop I see...
 
Wow, four retail titles in a single week :lol
Epic Mickey, Hotel Transilvania, Myst and American Mensa Academy. It's a start. XD
 
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