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Stumpokapow said:wow luc bernard becomes the first developer to simultaneously work on six billion games.
Actually Nibris was first.
Stumpokapow said:wow luc bernard becomes the first developer to simultaneously work on six billion games.
Gotcha.Kobun Heat said:The only thing I heard was that there were two games scheduled for this week -- nothing in a general sense.
Looking at what Nintendo of America has done in the past, though, I wouldn't be surprised if there are only like three games per week total between WiiWare and VC. I'd love to be proven wrong on Monday, but.
Andrex said:Actually Nibris was first.
Neo Samus said:So has the actual PR been leaked yet? I know about Star Solider R and Critter Round-up but those were announced by Konami and Hudson.
Please provide a source. Not that I don't believe you, I would just like to see this, because the word 'proposed' doesn't sound like 'completed' to me.Father_Brain said:There are not 100 completed games for WiiWare. Only a bit over half that number have even been announced, including those that have already been released. Any claim to the contrary is based on a misinterpretation or a misquote of whatever Nintendo actually said.
Neo Samus said:No kidding? That stinks. I don't understand why NOA has to be so hush-hush on what gets released for the VC and now WiiWare. I find it irritating.
This strategy is only with US/EUR VCScrubking said:Iwata says that he doesn't like releasing info on games that people can't go out and buy immediately. That is why they only release VC and Wiiware info at the time the games are available, and it's total bullshit.
Fantastical said:Please provide a source. Not that I don't believe you, I would just like to see this, because the word 'proposed' doesn't sound like 'completed' to me.
Fantastical said:Please provide a source. Not that I don't believe you, I would just like to see this, because the word 'proposed' doesn't sound like 'completed' to me.
Fair enough. Either way, there are more than enough games being made for WiiWare. Hopefully they all remain as solid as the titles already announced.Father_Brain said:It doesn't, but a number of people have claimed otherwise (based largely on this Gamasutra editorial). My source is just common sense and basic logic, as well as the more accurate quote you provided.
DXB-KNIGHT said:This strategy is only with US/EUR VC, I don't know what's the pattern in JAP but I know that they get their lists monthly.
Critter Round-Up (Konami, 1-4 Players, 1000 Wii Points)
Scrubking said:Which makes it even more frustrating.
Story
The player takes control of a Navy Captain sent deep undercover as a ruthless Pirate, in order to seek out and retrieve The Key of Dreams, a valuable and dangerous cursed artifact.
Rescue castaways to bolster your ship's crew, gaining performance increases to your navigation, weaponry, structural integrity and cartography skills.
Collect increasingly powerful weaponry including Rockets, Mines, Chain Shot, Saw Blades and a Flamethrower to hurl destruction into the path of your enemies.
Play against three of your scurvy friends or AI opponents in pitched multiplayer battles over 35 levels, in seven themed environments. Choose from different ship types that reflect your play style. Play in turbo mode if you're Pirate enough!
'The Key of Dreams' from the game's title is one of seven keys which feature in the story of Pirates: Duels on the High Seas on Nintendo DS.
Level Structure (subject to changes)
City: Port Royal
Level 1 Escape Navy
City: Port Royal
Level 2 Escape Port Royal
Porto Bello: Coastal
Level 3 Locate Pirate who knows location of key
Porto Bello
Level 4 Earn Pirate wings part 1
Porto Bello
Level 5 Earn pirate wings part 2
Persia 1
Level 6 Deep under cover finding Blackbeard
Persia 2
Level 7 Deep under cover finding Blackbeard
Persia 3
Level 8 Locate Blackbeard
Persia 4
Level 9 Battle Backbeard and get key
Port Royal
Level 10 Return to Port Royal
Game at a glance
Game Modes: 2
Single Player Mode (Story Mode = Single Player & Skirmish Mode = Single Player Vs 2-3 AI Opponents)
Multiplayer (Salty Sea Dog Mode = 2-4 Players)
Environments: 3
Port Royal
British naval port in the Caribbean
Porto Bello
Spanish port in the South American jungle
Persia
All the mysteries of the East
Single Player Levels: 10
3 Port Royal, 3 Porto Bello, 4 Persia
Skirmish Levels: 35
5 per environment (same as multiplayer levels)
Multiplayer Levels: 35
5 per environment
Weapon Types: 6
Cannons
Sea Mines
Rockets
Chain Shot
Cannon balls chained together to increase damage
Skim Shot
Like a giant circular saw blade, this devastating weapon also rebounds off land.
Flame Cannon
Levels of Difficulty: 3
Based on players ship selection.
Large ship = easy difficulty.
Slowest & least maneuverable ship, but has most guns and can take most damage.
Medium ship = medium difficulty. In between the other two ships!
Small ship = hard difficulty.
Fastest & most least maneuverable ship, but has fewer guns and can take less damage.
Other options:
Normal mode and Turbo mode
Other Shipping/Enemies: Navy, Merchant and Boss ships
Regional Naval forces
British, Spanish, and Persian
Enchanted Ice Ships (Multiplayer only)
Ghost Ships of the Bermuda Triangle (Multiplayer only)
Iron-clad fleet (Multiplayer only)
Junk ships (Multiplayer only)
Bomb-barges (explosive laden barges)
Merchant navy and free traders
Boss-ships
-Blackbeards ship
Gun Turrets
Boathouses
-Generate enemy ships
Pirate ships
Castaways to rescue: Yes. 4 types of castaway crew to rescue
Enemy captains use a range of battle tactics against you
Lookout increases the uncovered range on your map. Shows the position of enemy ships.
Navigator increases the speed of your ship.
Shipwright increases the speed of repair on your ship
Master gunner increase the range of your weapons
Booty to collect: Yes
Treasure chests
Use treasure to hire crew members and pay for ship repairs
Inca Gold
Enchanted coins that create a protective aura around your ship
Flotsam and jetsam
Assorted cargo that get traded for gold
Ooooooh. Nice!JonathanEx said:I've been told by Nintendo that all 8 titles are going up tomorrow, so it seems launch window literally means launch.
JonathanEx said:I've been told by Nintendo that all 8 titles are going up tomorrow, so it seems launch window literally means launch.
Whats going on? Is it not recognizing your network or what?batbeg said:Aaah! I forgot that it launches tomorrow, and I still can't connect my Wii onlineFuck.
No fair! I want Toki Tori.JonathanEx said:I've been told by Nintendo that all 8 titles are going up tomorrow, so it seems launch window literally means launch.
That's weird though, Oxygen Games' website says Pirates is being released the 30th.JonathanEx said:I've been told by Nintendo that all 8 titles are going up tomorrow, so it seems launch window literally means launch.
Of course the way things went in the US doesn't mean it'll be the same for Europe, but here it was neither. Instead it was about halfway between midnight and the normal time of morning when a VC update occurs.ksamedi said:So, should we expect this at midnight or tommorow morning?
WII-KLY UPDATE: TWO WIIWARE GAMES AND ONE VIRTUAL CONSOLE GAME ADDED TO WII SHOP CHANNEL
May 19, 2008
Today begins a new phase for the Wii-kly Update. From now on, we'll have all the information about the arrival of both WiiWare™ and Virtual Console™ games. So basically you're getting access to the best games of the past and the coolest creations of the present. With this week's releases you can blast space-based enemies with your starfighter, fly the not-always-friendly skies or even corral some cute critters in the barnyard.
Nintendo adds new and classic games to the Wii Shop Channel at 9 a.m. Pacific time every Monday. Wii™ owners with a high-speed Internet connection can redeem Wii Points™ to download the games. Wii Points can be purchased in the Wii Shop Channel or at retail outlets. This week's new games are:
WiiWare
Critter Round-Up (Konami, 1-4 players, Rated E for Everyone - Comic Mischief, 1,000 Wii Points): The critters have escaped, and the barnyard is in chaos! It's up to you to quickly corral the animals in this puzzle-action challenge. You'll have to mend fences in a hurry to keep all the critters safe and satisfied. But the fun doesn't stop with the farmland; more than 50 challenging levels take you to several exotic locations, including the outback, the icy Arctic and more. There's even a series of minigames for when the critters get you down: Snowball Soccer, Predator Rampage, Chicken Catch and Fence Trap. Up to four players can compete or cooperate as the critters run wild. So roll up those sleeves and grab a friend-those critters won't catch themselves.
Star Soldier R (Hudson Entertainment, 1 player, Rated E for Everyone - Fantasy Violence, 800 Wii Points): Star Soldier R is a new kind of shooter where players aim for the best scores within a two- or five-minute time limit. Develop various scoring strategies, and pump out those points within the breakneck time frame. Assembled in record time to counter the advance of a powerful enemy, the mysterious Brain Forces, the "Caesar" starfighter takes off to fight for the very future of mankind. Shoot down countless enemies, upgrade your ship to the max with power-ups hidden throughout the levels and wage an all-out assault against the core of the enemy fortress. Combining the excitement of shoot-'em-ups with in-depth scoring strategies, this state-of-the-art competitive shooter will keep you coming back for more. Upload your best scores with Nintendo® Wi-Fi Connection, and pit your skills against the world's best fighter pilots from the comfort of your living room. Hone your skills and show the world who's boss.
Virtual Console
SKYKID™ (NES®, 1-2 players, Rated E for Everyone - Mild Cartoon Violence, 500 Wii Points): Red Baron, from the freedom- and peace-loving nation of birds, Bird Land, faces off in the skies with his rival Blue Max in this side-scrolling shooting game. Defeat the many enemies that await you as you complete your mission, using moves like the loop-the-loop to shoot down enemies from behind. Fly low to pick up bombs placed in the stage and drop them on command posts, warships or other designated targets to destroy them. Then land safely at base to proceed to the next mission. Beware of enemy fire, though-it will cause you to crash, unless you're able to recover by rapidly pressing the buttons. You can even play with a second person and fly simultaneously, sometimes helping each other and other times competing against each other. Prepare yourself and take to the skies, but make sure that the catchy background music (which became an instant classic when this game was originally released) doesn't distract you from your goal.
It is having fun with its friends Disaster: Day of Crisis, Kirby Adventure, and Project Hammer at Duke Nukem Forever's house.Lee N said:Where the hell is Dr. Mario?
I don't care.. I want Dr. Mario yesterday!Alaluef said:Dr. Mario being "delayed" is giving more space to third parties to do their thing.
Capndrake said:It hasn't been announced for release outside Japan as far I'm aware.
JonathanEx said:We don't know the time, but it is tomorrow. It's likely to be midnight, or... I don't know, before noon.
Alaluef said:Dr. Mario being "delayed" is giving more space to third parties to do their thing.
Yeah.. don't forget you Americans pay in dollars. 45$ will be 45 euro over here == 70+ $.blu said:you, euro fellas, are in for a treat if that 'launch window' lineup turns out to be a launch lineup. also, prepare mentally for an e-wallet ravaging - i was cautious with the US launch lineup and i still ended up spending ~45 bucks on three games and related DLC. but it would've been much worse if we had your launch lineup ; )
Struct09 said:You know third parties are in trouble when delaying Dr. Mario is intended to give them some breathing room