Oh come on VOOK, there is absolutely no reason as to why Mighty Flip Champs or Art Style: Decode are not out yet and you know it.VOOK said:I predict tears.
HUELEN10 said:Oh come on VOOK, there is absolutely no reason as to why Mighty Flip Champs or Art Style: Decode are not out yet and you know it.
VOOK said:Nintendo haven't released all the Master Illusion and Clocks yet.![]()
HUELEN10 said:There are MORE Master of illusion paks?!?!?!?! I has absolutely no idea of this.
Interesting. Does this mean Soccer is the ONLY game for this week on DSiWare though?Capndrake said:There's three more upcoming Master of Illusion packs. Japan already has two of them.
Apparently the Nintendo Channel already updated with today's US WiiWare game and DSiWare game. Family Pirate Party for WiiWare, Real Soccer 2009 for DSiWare.
Any relation to the iPhone game?VOOK said:Real Soccer 2009 is actually pretty good.
VOOK said:Real Soccer 2009 is actually pretty good.
I never understood this. Football (aka soccer to the USA, ugh...) kicks ass.Somnid said:Americans just see the word "soccer" in the title and skip it.
Danthrax said:thanks. nope, it was a three-monther. not fun, and i've resolved to NEVER return to the OT. never
HUELEN10 said:Any relation to the iPhone game?
Interesting. Realistic football videogames are not typically my thing, but at least from what I can tell, it doesn't seem like shovelware...VOOK said:Yeah it's pretty much the same, Real Soccer is also available retail too or that could be the 2008 version. This DSi version has some DSi stuff putting your mug on flags and the stadium and stuff.
NINTENDO DOWNLOAD: GALAXY FORCE PLAYS REAL SOCCER AT A PIRATE PARTY
May 11, 2009
Nintendo DSiWare takes its first trip into the sports category this week with the cool, camera-enabled Real Soccer 2009. For more of a board-game feel, dive into Family Pirate Party on WiiWare and see who can collect the most gold. Finally, the out-of-this-world arcade shooter Galaxy Force II hits the Virtual Console.
Nintendo DSiWare
Real Soccer 2009 (Gameloft, 1-4 players, Rated E for Everyone, 800 Nintendo DSi Points): Its time to live the soccer season to the max with Real Soccer 2009 on Nintendo DSi. It will offer you a never-before-seen soccer experience with revolutionary yet easily accessible touch-screen controls. Take a photo of anything with the Nintendo DSi Camera and turn the image into your own custom ball or team flag, or even make yourself into your favorite player. With 198 teams using real player names, realistic opponent behaviors thanks to advanced artificial intelligence, and superior 3-D graphics, youll feel just like a professional soccer player. Go ahead, take your best shot!
WiiWare
Family Pirate Party (Aksys Games, 1-4 players, Rated E 10+ for Everyone 10 and Older Mild Cartoon Violence and Suggestive Themes, 500 Wii Points): Daddy, Mommy, Sarah and Billy make their return as pirates sailing the seas and skies. Roll the dice and sail through the islands to gather the treasures each island holds. The person with the most gold at the end wins. Family Pirate Party shines with its appealing cel-shaded graphics and endearing music. Challenge up to three other players (friends, the CPU or both) for some four-player board-game fun. Do you have it in you to defeat your opponents and become the king of Family Pirate Party!?
Virtual Console
Galaxy Force II (Sega Genesis, 1 player, Rated E for Everyone Fantasy Violence, 800 Wii Points): Galaxy Force II is an arcade shooter with a 3-D view from behind your spaceship. Fly through five different planets, taking on enemies in environments that range from a peaceful garden to lands made of fire or ice. Navigate treacherous landscapes by flying low over the planets surface and blowing up enemy robots, ships and turrets, then flying through a tunnel to destroy the alien stronghold on each planet. It is your duty as part of the Galaxy Force to defend against the alien invasion and maintain peace in the solar system.
Nintendo adds new titles to the Nintendo DSi Shop and the Wii Shop Channel at 9 a.m. Pacific time on Mondays. Users with broadband Internet access can redeem Wii Points or Nintendo DSi Points to download the games. Wii Points can be purchased in the Wii Shop Channel. Nintendo DSi Points can be purchased in the Nintendo DSi Shop. A Nintendo Points Card can be purchased at retail locations. All points from one Nintendo Points Card must be redeemed in either the Nintendo DSi Shop or the Wii Shop Channel. They are not transferable and cannot be divided between the two systems.
Remember that both Wii and Nintendo DSi feature parental controls that let adults manage the content their children can access. For more information about this and other features, visit Wii.com or NintendoDSi.com.
Nothing can beat last week. Still though... literally nothing worth buying.Shard said:Well, better selection this week, not saying much.
:lolCapndrake said:Curse you HUELEN!
Let's face it. At this stage, it seems like we got piss instead of shit. That ain't saying much.Shard said:Well, better selection this week, not saying much.
HUELEN10 said:So how many more VC titles till the big 300?
HUELEN10 said::lol
Let's face it. At this stage, it seems like we got piss instead of shit. That ain't saying much.
So how many more VC titles till the big 300?
Well I don't really care about Majora, but Smash Bros would be nice. Better yet, Yoshi's Island, but I know it won't happen soon....Wilsongt said:Next week, but don't hold your breath.
Wilsongt said:Next week, but don't hold your breath.
SHouldn't Smash Bros come first?Hobbun said:If we don't get MM for the 300th game (whether it's next week or the following), I'm going to be pretty pissed.
There's no reason NA shouldn't get it as both EU and Japan, have.
Somnid said:-Family Pirate Party
-Party Fun Pirate
The start of a shitty trend?
HUELEN10 said:SHouldn't Smash Bros come first?
Shard said:
That doesn't look as bad as I expected it to, but I am still a bit creeped out by the family swimwear fun there at the end.Shard said:
I still doubt we will get a VC for consoles on DSi. A Handheld one makes much more sense, especially since licenses are tired to system, and it doesn't seem like that will go away any time soon.Captain N said:I'm still hoping we get some sort of VC on the DSi around E3. Because I will not be a happy guy if all we get are tiny pieces of old DS games.
Editorial for the rumor mill or predictions for E3? I am working on one right now.PepsimanVsJoe said:Guess I'll get started on those VC reviews for my blog. It's not like Nintendo is giving me anything better to do. =(
HUELEN10 said:I still doubt we will get a VC for consoles on DSi. A Handheld one makes much more sense, especially since licenses are tired to system, and it doesn't seem like that will go away any time soon.
I think it will be there. I hope it will be there.HUELEN10 said:Editorial for the rumor mill or predictions for E3? I am working on one right now.
"Where The #&@% Is My Mario Party 9?"
Yeah, as a Mario Party fan, I want 9 so bad. I loved the GCN ones, god 7 was something special, but holy shit, 8 sucked so hard. What the fuck were they thinking. graphically, it sucked and the minigames RELALY sucked.BikoBiko said:I think it will be there. I hope it will be there.![]()
*Slits throat*HUELEN10 said:Press Release.
nincompoop said:*Slits throat*
HUELEN10 said:
abstract alien said:They have to be saving up for an awesome e3 release...right? I mean, is this stuff even making any money?
abstract alien said:They have to be saving up for an awesome e3 release...right? I mean, is this stuff even making any money?
I can understand doing that for the Nintendo releases, but one would hope they'd have enough quality titles from other systems to throw us a bone every 4-6 weeks. But, this is a point well discussed here, so I digress.Somnid said:I doubt they are storing much at all, probably just stretching what they do have.
crowphoenix said:I can understand doing that for the Nintendo releases, but one would hope they'd have enough quality titles from other systems to throw us a bone every 4-6 weeks. But, this is a point well discussed here, so I digress.
Like, Beelze, I'm not as invested as I used to be, but mostly that's because a Retro store opened up near me, so I go there now.![]()
Which is distressing. There are some games, such as Zombies Ate my Neighbors, that I'm beginning to wonder if they'll appear. Ah well. I've still got my copy, but I would like other people to be able to give that great game a try.Somnid said:There's been a noticeable drop in all platforms even in Japan. The amount of western releasable games from what we know is increasing at a rate slower than 1 game a week. They just aren't concentrating on it anymore.
Somnid said:There's been a noticeable drop in all platforms even in Japan. The amount of western releasable games from what we know is increasing at a rate slower than 1 game a week. They just aren't concentrating on it anymore.