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Nintendo Downloads - November 2010

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Cosmonaut X

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WII SECRET SANTA!

Cheesemeister is running the annual GAF Wii Secret Santa again this year, so hop on over to the thread HERE to participate!

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VIRTUAL CONSOLE
  • Magical Drop II (Neo-Geo | 900pts) (29 November 2010)
  • Spin Master (Neo-Geo | 900pts) (22 November 2010)
  • Street Slam (Neo-Geo | 900pts) (1 November 2010)
WIIWARE & WIIWARE DEMOS
  • Airport Mania: First Flight (Lemon Games | 500pts) (29 November 2010)
  • HB Arcade Disc Golf (HB Studios Multimedia | 1000pts) (29 November 2010)
  • Snowpack Park (Nintendo | 800pts) (22 November 2010)
  • Derby Dogs (Aksys Games | 500pts) (15 November 2010)
  • Triple Running Sports (The Code Monkeys Ltd | 500pts) (15 November 2010)
  • Gods Vs Humans (Zallag | 1200pts) (8 November 2010)
  • Mix Superstar (Digital Leisure | 500pts) (8 November 2010)
  • Gene Labs (Frontline Studios | 500pts) (1 November 2010)
  • Robox (DreamBox Games | 1000pts) (1 November 2010)
  • Cave Story (Demo Version) (29 November 2010)
  • And Yet It Moves (Demo Version) (22 November 2010)
  • BIT.TRIP.FATE (Demo Version) (22 November 2010)
  • Jett Rocket (Demo Version) (22 November 2010)
  • Thruspace (Demo Version) (22 November 2010)
DSiWARE
  • Cave Story (Nicalis | 1000pts) (29 November 2010)
  • Frenzic (Two Tribes | 200pts) (29 November 2010)
  • Spot It! Challenge (Big John Games | 200pts) (29 November 2010)
  • Music On: Electric Guitar (Abylight | 200pts) (22 November 2010)
  • Supermarket Mania (G5 Entertainment AB | 500pts) (22 November 2010)
  • Tetris Party Live (Tetris Online, Inc. | 500pts) (22 November 2010)
  • 21: Blackjack (Digital Leisure Inc. | 200pts) (15 November 2010)
  • Go Fetch! (Agetec, Inc. | 500pts) (15 November 2010)
  • Need for Speed: Nitro-X (EA | 800pts) (15 November 2010)
  • Adventure in Vegas: Slot Machine (Gamelion Studios | 200pts) (12 November 2010)
  • Discolight (Kaasa Solution | 200pts) (8 November 2010)
  • GO Series: Pinball Attack! (Gamebridge | 500pts) (8 November 2010)
  • Gene Labs (Frontline Studios | 200pts) (1 November 2010)
  • Paul's Shooting Adventure (Agetec, Inc. | 200pts) (1 November 2010)
  • Peg Solitaire (Circle Entertainment | 500pts) (1 November 2010)


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VIRTUAL CONSOLE
  • Faxanadu (NES | 500pts) (26 November 2010)
  • Spin Master (Neo-Geo | 900pts) (12 November 2010)
WIIWARE & WIIWARE DEMOS
  • Blood Beach (Coresoft | 500pts) (26 November 2010)
  • Flowerworks: Follie's Adventure (Nocturnal Entertainment | 500pts) (26 November 2010)
  • BIT.TRIP.FATE (Aksys Games | 800pts) (19 November 2010)
  • Cruise Party (Enjoy Gaming | 800pts) (12 November 2010)
  • Enjoy Your Message! (Microforum | 500pts) (12 November 2010)
  • ThruSpace (Nintendo | 800pts) (5 November 2010)
  • Robox (Demo Version) (26 November 2010)
  • BIT.TRIP.FATE (Demo Version) (19 November 2010)
  • Chronos Twins DX (Demo Version) (12 November 2010)
  • Furry Legends (Demo Version) (5 November 2010)
  • Jett Rocket (Demo Version) (5 November 2010)
  • ThruSpace (Demo Version) (5 November 2010)
  • Zombie Panic in Wonderland (Demo Version) (5 November 2010)
DSiWARE
  • DodoGo! Challenge (Neko Entertainment | 500pts) (26 November 2010)
  • Frenzic (Two Tribes | 200pts) (26 November 2010)
  • Music On: Electric Guitar (Abylight | 200pts) (26 November 2010)
  • Need for Speed: Nitro-X (EA | 800pts) (26 November 2010)
  • GO Series: Ivy the Kiwi? Mini (Gamebridge | 500pts) (19 November 2010)
  • Nintendo Countdown Calendar (Nintendo | 200pts) (19 November 2010)
  • Supermarket Mania (G5 Entertainment AB | 500pts) (19 November 2010)
  • Robot Rescue (Teyon | 200pts) (12 November 2010)
  • Legendary Wars: T-Rex Rumble (Interplay | 800pts) (12 November 2010)
  • Bookworm (PopCap | 500pts) (5 November 2010) (Available in the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand only)
  • GO Series: Fatal Blow (Gamebridge | 200pts) (5 November 2010)
  • Rytmik: Rock Edition (Cinemax | 800pts) (5 November 2010)


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VIRTUAL CONSOLE
  • Bishōjo Janshi Suchie-Pai (SNES | 800pts) (23 November 2010)
  • Ghosts 'n Goblins (Arcade | 800pts) (16 November 2010)
  • Super Bonk (SNES| 800pts) (16 November 2010)
  • Mario Party 2 (N64 | 1000pts) (2 November 2010)
WIIWARE & WIIWARE DEMOS
  • ColorZ (Rack Plus | 800pts) (30 November 2010)
  • Bokumo Sekai wo Sukuitai: Battle Tournament (Poisoft | 500pts) (2 November 2010)
DSiWARE
  • Arc Style: Jurassic World (Arc System Works | 800pts) (24 November 2010)
  • Arrow of Laputa (ArtePiazza | 500pts) (24 November 2010)
  • Magical Fantasista (G-mode | 500pts) (24 November 2010)
  • RPG Escape Game (Intense | 500pts) (24 November 2010)
  • Arc Style: Charge! Castle Attackers (Arc System Works | 500pts) (17 November 2010)
  • DIY Nintendo DS Guide (Nintendo | Free) (17 November 2010)
  • Action Game: Magical Whip (Silver Star | 200pts) (10 November 2010)
  • Aura-Aura Climber (Nintendo | 200pts) (10 November 2010)


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PRESS RELEASES
VIRTUAL CONSOLE ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • No new announcements to date.
WIIWARE ANNOUNCEMENTS
DSiWARE ANNOUNCEMENTS
  • No new announcements to date.
3DS ANNOUNCEMENTS


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As any customer of Nintendo's various DD services can tell you, they certainly aren't lacking in great software. Unfortunately, what they do lack is a great interface to show off that software. That's where GAF comes in!

Included below is a list of recommendation and review threads to give you a few ideas about where to spend your Nintendo Points - and where not to!


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Nintendo will occasionally make new Channels available through the Wii Shop, or update the system firmware of the Wii and DSi with new features. Any new Channels or updates will be listed here.

CHANNELS
  • No new Channels to date.
SYSTEM UPDATES
  • No new updates to date.


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(Thanks to rpmurphy, Andrex, donny2112, Cheesemeister, Shard, Somnid, JodyAnthony, Capndrake, inthegray, mrklaw, sfog, jesusraz, Rlan, Netto-Kun and CaptainN)
 
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Cosmonaut X

Member
Thanks :)

Sorry for the late update this week. Japan's games will be coming soon, and I've a little tidying up still to do.

re: Demos. I'll be listing WiiWare demos alongside WiiWare releases, and as they will be rotating at an unspecified interval, I think I'll just leave the demos up until they're retired (be it a week, a month or whatever) at which point I'll put a strikethrough on old demos and pull them from the list the following month.

Sound sensible?
 
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Oxx

Member
I might try a couple of the demos.

That said I downloaded the Crystal Chronicles tower defence demo last time around and I've never touched it.
 
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Somnid

Member
Oxx said:
I might try a couple of the demos.

That said I downloaded the Crystal Chronicles tower defence demo last time around and I've never touched it.
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I thought it was the best one, but the game was more than I wanted to pay. Ironically I was going to buy World of Goo due to user rating and hated the demo.


vixlar said:
Sorry to ask, but... how do you download demos? Or are they only for specific games?
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Demos aren't a shop function. Basically there will be an additional section in the game genres for demos where a select few titles will have demo versions. It's basically downloading 0 point WiiWare games.
 
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Cosmonaut X

Member
vixlar said:
Sorry to ask, but... how do you download demos? Or are they only for specific games?
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I haven't had chance to log on to my Wii to check yet, but as I understand it there should be a section of the Wii Shop set aside for WiiWare demos now (and yes, they are specific games only at the moment).

You just download the demo as you would download any other WiiWare or Virtual Console title.
 
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vixlar

Member
Cosmonaut X said:
I haven't had chance to log on to my Wii to check yet, but as I understand it there should be a section of the Wii Shop set aside for WiiWare demos now (and yes, they are specific games only at the moment).

You just download the demo as you would download any other WiiWare or Virtual Console title.
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Thanks a lot. I will look for that section when I get home :)

BTW. Don't you think that Nintendo Store need a "deal of the week" equivalent? XBL, PSN and Valve have it. :-S
 
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Cosmonaut X

Member
vixlar said:
Thanks a lot. I will look for that section when I get home :)

BTW. Don't you think that Nintendo Store need a "deal of the week" equivalent? XBL, PSN and Valve have it. :-S
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I think the Wii Shop needs a lot of things that it doesn't currently have, but we're stuck with what we've got for now :)

If the leap from the DSi Shop to the 3DS Shop (from what we've seen so far) is any indication, Nintendo's Wii2 digital store should be far, far better, but that doesn't help us now!

Better organisation, sales, more price points, proper accounts, more demos, ratings, a decent search engine... there are loads of improvements that we could use.
 
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Somnid

Member
vixlar said:
Thanks a lot. I will look for that section when I get home :)

BTW. Don't you think that Nintendo Store need a "deal of the week" equivalent? XBL, PSN and Valve have it. :-S
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Everyone thinks that. Older games definitely need some spotlight.
 
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Caesar III

Member
Opened the DSiStore tonight, saw Bookworm, was happy about it, wanted to download, searched for it everywhere, doublechecked and saw "only in uk, ireland, australia and nz" FUCK YOU :(

needs to be added to the op that it's Aussie as well.
 
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Cosmonaut X

Member
Caesar III said:
Opened the DSiStore tonight, saw Bookworm, was happy about it, wanted to download, searched for it everywhere, doublechecked and saw "only in uk, ireland, australia and nz" FUCK YOU :(

needs to be added to the op that it's Aussie as well.
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Will add that in a mo - the press release I saw just said UK/Ireland, but if it's available elsewhere I'll note it.
 
JimboJones

JimboJones

Member
Some thoughts on the demos.

I think I am sold on jett rocket, like a mini Mario Galaxy, not as good, but still good bit of fun, and the graphics are amazing. Jett looks like he is straight out of something from CBeeBies though.

ThruSpace was surprisingly fun.

Zombie Panic in Wonderland was kind of disappointing, nice art style but it feels like i'm shooting zombies with a spud gun or something, the gun doesn't feel very powerful at all.

Furry Legends oddly felt like playing a PSone game, but for all the wrong reasons, has the weirdest attack controls, hold Z, aim with control stick, then shake the wiimote.
I keep trying to shake the wiimote into the direction I'm aiming ugh it's weird, they could have just made it lock on and done away with the control stick aiming.
The character looks really dopey as well, like he is a bit brain damaged or something.
Framerate isn't great either.
 
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Cosmonaut X

Member
MidnightRider said:
Good banner! Wanted to post to let you know. :D
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Thanks :) Had been meaning to make a change for a while, and I finally got a chance to sit down and come up with something. Not completely happy with it, but it'll do!
 
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Caesar III

Member
Cosmonaut X said:
Will add that in a mo - the press release I saw just said UK/Ireland, but if it's available elsewhere I'll note it.
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It's directly at the bottom of the "new releases of nov 5th in the DSiStore. There's the whole description of Bookworm in German and then this. :(
 
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Starwolf_UK

Member
vixlar said:
Thanks a lot. I will look for that section when I get home :)

BTW. Don't you think that Nintendo Store need a "deal of the week" equivalent? XBL, PSN and Valve have it. :-S
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Like other have said there needs to be more than sales. Though, last Christmas there was that SEGA sale where some Megadrive games were dropped in price. Personally, if there are sales I'd also like to see a way of buying the things without logging a Wii onto the Wii Shop (you can purchase PSN and XBLA without connecting to their services, right?), though in a way there already is (download tickets from NoA and Amazon.com but the titles are limited and USA only).

Until then as far as sales go I bought a load of Wii points at a good deal so effectively my next 10,000 points of purchases are at about 30% off anyway.
 
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iamaustrian

Member
JimboJones said:
Some thoughts on the demos.

I think I am sold on jett rocket, like a mini Mario Galaxy, not as good, but still good bit of fun, and the graphics are amazing. Jett looks like he is straight out of something from CBeeBies though.

ThruSpace was surprisingly fun.

Zombie Panic in Wonderland was kind of disappointing, nice art style but it feels like i'm shooting zombies with a spud gun or something, the gun doesn't feel very powerful at all.

Furry Legends oddly felt like playing a PSone game, but for all the wrong reasons, has the weirdest attack controls, hold Z, aim with control stick, then shake the wiimote.
I keep trying to shake the wiimote into the direction I'm aiming ugh it's weird, they could have just made it lock on and done away with the control stick aiming.
The character looks really dopey as well, like he is a bit brain damaged or something.
Framerate isn't great either.
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did you change to the other weapons(shotgun, heavy machine gun, flame thrower)? the standard weapon is weak. I only use it for normal enemies.
 
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swerve

Member
Miyamoto mentioned in the investor Q and A that during November they are going to release new (free) download software allowing anyone to make and broadcast image/text/audio combinations.

So, shops can broadcast special offers, restaurants can broadcast today's specials, and I don't know... gamers can broadcast their gamertags to their neighbours without ever meeting.

Might be pretty cool.
 
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Cosmonaut X

Member
Uh - what happened to the Jett Rocket and Zombie Panic demos? I went to grab them just now, but the only two up are for Thruspace and Furry Legends.
 
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Volcynika

Member
NINTENDO DOWNLOAD: NO MATTER WHAT THE CLOCK SAYS, IT'S TIME FOR DOWNLOADABLE GAMING FUN

Nov. 8, 2010

Whether you remembered to set your clocks back for daylight saving time or spent Sunday wondering why everybody else was running an hour behind, Nintendo is ready to kick off the week with new releases that can be enjoyed no matter what time it is. Additions to the WiiWare™ service include Gods vs Humans, a strategy game that challenges you to wield divine powers, and Mix Superstar, which invites you to craft your own pop-music masterpieces. You'll also find new downloadable titles for the Nintendo DSiWare™ service that let you experience pinball-themed adventures or vie for giant jackpots in Las Vegas.

WiiWare

Gods vs Humans
Publisher: ZALLAG
Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Comic Mischief, Cartoon Violence
Price: 1,200 Wii Points™
Description: Embody major gods from the fabulous mythologies of Scandinavia, Egypt, Rome and Japan. As a god, you have enough power to rule the humans – all but the cheeky ones! Some of them want to enter your domain, and they've decided to build a tower to confront you. Use your divine powers to bring them down and show them who's boss. Be careful not to hurt them, though – you need people to believe in you. There are 16 playable gods with distinctive powers, four hysterical bosses to defeat, 16 additional challenges for experienced players, 60 levels for the solo campaign and a special split-screen two-player mode.

Mix Superstar
Publisher: Digital Leisure Inc.
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Price: 500 Wii Points
Description: Think you can be the next big music star? Now you've got all the tools at your fingertips with Mix Superstar. Create, mix and record your own royalty-free musical masterpieces right on your Wii™ system. There are more than 1,000 Dance, Hip Hop and Techno loops included across multiple instruments, including Drum, Bass, Synth, Guitar and voice tracks. Once you've created your next hit, it's time to show it off. Mix Superstar lets you export your music creations and load them onto your computer so you can take them on the go. You can also use the WiiConnect24™ system to send songs to your Wii Friends and even collaborate on mixes. The game includes full support for both the Logitech USB Microphone and Wii Speak™ accessory (each sold separately) so you can lay down your own vocals. The Nintendo® Wi-Fi Connection Pay & Play service even allows you to enhance your music creation experience with additional loop packs from a variety of genres. Go on and make some noise!

Nintendo DSiWare

GO Series Pinball Attack!
Publisher: Gamebridge
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Comic Mischief
Price: 500 Nintendo DSi Points™
Description: Developed by ArtePiazza, Pinball Attack is a unique fusion of pinball, exploration and shooting. Control the flippers of a pinball machine as you go on a magical journey under the sea, inside the earth, through a jungle and into space. As the scenery passes by in the background, use the pinball to fight off enemies such as a giant blowfish, collect bonuses and grab power-ups. Defeat bosses at the end of each level to progress to the next world.

Adventure in Vegas: Slot Machine
Publisher: Gamelion
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: T (Teen) – Simulated Gambling
Price: 200 Nintendo DSi Points
Description: Try your luck on three slot machines: Hawaiian, Pirate Treasure and Mexican Heat. The one-armed bandits in Adventure in Vegas: Slot Machine are not only uniquely themed with tunes and graphics, but they also have different special features: numbers of reels, extra buttons, winning sequences and custom bets. End your around-the-world trip in Vegas and bet the remainder of the small fortune you've inherited. You have to be good to be lucky! Will you acquire more luxury goods like jewelry, a bike or your own jet? Or maybe you'll lose everything. Whatever the outcome, all you can do in Las Vegas is go for it!

Discolight
Publisher: Kaasa
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: Not Rated
Price: 200 Nintendo DSi Points
Description: Party on by changing your Nintendo DSi™ system into a disco light. Choose between music genres such as Love, Hip Hop and Rock. A special "Disco Disco" feature will display colors that change with the rhythm of the music. Place several Nintendo DSi systems together and create your very own disco!
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Lijik

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Oh my god, DiscoLight. Bombcast is going to be great tomorrow. :lol :lol

Interested in Gods vs Humans and the pinball game. Still need to pick up Robox too.
 
shawnlreed

shawnlreed

Member
Lijik said:
Oh my god, DiscoLight. Bombcast is going to be great tomorrow. :lol :lol
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My thoughts exactly.
I used to hate these worthless DSIware releases, but the Bombcast actually makes me happy they come out.
 
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Somnid

Member
Fuck Yeah! Disco Light!

I think Nintendo should really consider ad supported games for 3DS. And/Or allow users to build custom apps via Javascript and HTML 5.
 
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bryehn

Member
From a PR I just saw in my inbox:

capcom pr said:
This winter, Capcom is bringing its classic arcade titles to the Nintendo Wii’s Virtual Console Arcade. As previewed at New York Comic Con, six titles will be released in all: SONSON, 1942, Ghosts’n Goblins, Black Tiger, EXED EXES, and Commando: Wolf of the Battlefield. These old-school classics will challenge and bemuse veteran gamers and introduce a new generation to Capcom’s arcade roots. All six titles will be available through the Virtual Console download service in both the US and Europe.

1942 – This classic vertically-scrolling shoot 'em up is perhaps Capcom's finest moment in the pre-Street Fighter era. Spawning a million clones and re-appearing throughout the history of gaming, 1942's biplane action needs no introduction. And now, for the first time on the Wii, the original and best version.

Black Tiger – Fight your way through colorful, action-packed levels in this 1987 arcade classic. Explore huge, sprawling levels as a powerful barbarian, seeking to defeat menacing bosses. Plus, upgrade your character with one of the first inventory and power-up systems ever built.

Commando: Wolf of the Battlefield – Experience the Capcom arcade game that spawned a multitude of clones as the original Commando comes to your living room courtesy of the Virtual Console Arcade. Take control of Super Joe and shoot your way—in all eight directions—towards the enemy's territory, using grenades to wreak havoc with enemy placements in this seminal genre creator.

EXED EXES – A retro classic from Capcom's arcade line-up in 1985, Exed Exes is a vertically-scrolling shooter that's sure to bring back fond memories. Dodge bullets! Collect fruit! And go for high scores in the most furious sci-fi insectoid shoot 'em up ever made.

Ghosts ’n Goblins – Ghosts ‘n Goblins is a classic game that packs a heavy punch (and lance). Experience the smash arcade hit from 1985 as you help Arthur defeat hordes of monsters in his attempt to rescue the princess. The first (and possibly only) game in which taking a hit reduces you to your underwear.

SONSON – Experience the original adventures of the Monkey King in this action-packed side scrolling adventure. Rapidly switch between different levels of play to shoot dangerous enemies in the face! A truly original concept, this quirky, old skool arcade classic has been a rare find in the west since its arcade debut in 1984. Until now!

For the latest assets, visit Capcom's press center at http://press.capcom.com. For information on this story, head on over to the Capcom blog at http://www.capcom-unity.com. Also if you're on Facebook, you can check out the Capcom Arcade Classics fan page here.
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jgkspsx

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Mockingbird said:
Here's some gameplay footage from Donkey Kong: Original Edition: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeXz_R8WLYI&feature=player_embedded

The only way to get this game thus far is to purchase the LE Red Wii in Europe. Grrrrr. Release this on the VC Nintendo! Dammit!!!
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Wait, what is that? And when do we get DK Arcade? Nintendo, do you remember that there was a DK arcade game? No? Oh.

EDIT: I see, it adds back the cement factory. Rat bastards.
 
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Mockingbird

Member
Cosmonaut X said:
So, looking at that and the Wiki entry it seems as though this is the NES version ported with the cement factory level reinstated?
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I think that's the case. I don't think the cement factory level has ever been ported before, so I guess this would be it's first time being ported and viewed with NES-level graphics (The DK64 version is an exact arcade port).
 
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Sagitario

Member
Question: I want to gift some VC/Wiiware games to a friend. Before ending the transaction, will the system/shop warn me if my friend already has those games?
 
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donny2112

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Sagitario said:
Question: I want to gift some VC/Wiiware games to a friend. Before ending the transaction, will the system/shop warn me if my friend already has those games?
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Yes. No worries there. :)
 
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donny2112

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Sagitario said:
So it wont take the points away before checking? Thanks, good to know :)
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I believe when it happened to me, it was instantaneous. The points never left the account. If for some reason it took a bit, I'm sure the points would be refunded with the notice, though.
 
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sfog

Member
Glix said:
Sonson, like from MVC2? Thats awesome!
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I don't know about their appearance in that, but it's a fun little auto-scrolling platform shooter. I might pick it up for $5 (although it's $8 in Japan).
 
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Caesar III

Member
T-Rex Rumble on DSiWare sounds kinda nice. Downloaded right away. Woah does this look good. I read about some flaws. Need to check it out myself over the weekend. I like it so far.
 
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sfog

Member
Cosmonaut X said:
So, looking at that and the Wiki entry it seems as though this is the NES version ported with the cement factory level reinstated?
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That seems to be the case. This new version also has an added animation, where DK carries off Pauline after beating each level. That was present in the arcade game and DK '94, but not in the prior NES port.
 
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Cosmonaut X

Member
Stumpokapow said:
oh my god they just couldn't let a nintendo published game have the same title in europe and america. they just couldn't.
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Of course not - where's the fun in that? I used to think there was an issue with names being available for use in America but not in Europe, but now I think they've just a localisation team who enjoy winding everyone up :)

BTW - can anyone help put together the releases for Japan from mid-October to date? The usual sites don't seem to be listing them anymore, and I haven't had chance to trawl Nintendo's Japanese sites to try and identify and translate releases at the mo. Cheers!
 
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Mockingbird

Member
I don't know where to look for the other stuff, but here are the virtual console releases for JP from Mid Oct till now:

October 19, 2010 -- albert Odyssey (Super Famicom)
November 2, 2010 -- Mario Party 2 (N64)
 
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