• Ufouria: The Saga (NES | 600pts) (23 August 2010)

• Tales of Elastic Boy - Mission 1 (Lexis Numerique | 600pts) (30 August 2010)
• And Yet It Moves (Broken Rules | 1000pts) (23 August 2010)
• A Monsteca Corral: Monsters vs. Robots (Onteca | 500pts) (16 August 2010)
• Space Trek (Calaris | 700pts) (16 August 2010)
• Enjoy Your Massage! (Microforum | 500pts) (9 August 2010)
• My Aquarium 2 (Hudson | 500pts) (9 August 2010)
• Deer Captor (Aksys Games | 500pts) (2 August 2010)
• Fantasy Slots: Adventure Slots and Games (Big John Games | 700pts) (2 August 2010)

• Cosmos X2 (Saturnine Games | 500pts) (30 August 2010)
• Music On: Learning Piano (Abylight | 200pts) (30 August 2010)
• myNotebook: Pearl (Nnooo | 500pts) (30 August 2010)
• Absolute Reversi (Tasuke | 200pts) (23 August 2010)
• G.G Series Ninja Karakuri Den (Genterprise Inc. | 200pts) (23 August 2010)
• My Farm (BiP Media | 200pts) (23 August 2010)
• Rytmik (Cinemax | 800pts) (23 August 2010)
• 3D Mahjong (cosmigo | 500pts) (16 August 2010)
• Divergent Shift (Konami | 800pts) (16 August 2010)
• Just SING! National Anthems (Engine Software | 200pts) (16 August 2010)
• myNotebook: Carbon (Nnooo | 500pts) (16 August 2010)
• Absolute Chess (Tasuke | 200pts) (9 August 2010)
• Did It Myself ABC123 (Powerhead Games | 200pts) (9 August 2010)
• Rhythm Core Alpha (SoftEgg | 500pts) (9 August 2010)
• TURN: The Lost Artifact (Creative Patterns | 800pts) (9 August 2010)
• BlayzBloo: Super Melee Action Battle Royale (Aksys Games | 500pts) (2 August 2010)
• Hints Hunter (Circle Entertainment | 500pts) (2 August 2010)
• Match Up! (Digital Leisure | 200pts) (2 August 2010)
• Petz Dogz Family (Ubisoft | 800pts) (2 August 2010)

• Fatal Fury 3: Road to the Final Victory (Neo Geo | 900pts)
• Wild Guns (SNES | 800pts) (13 August 2010)
• Aero the Acrobat 2 (SNES | 800pts) (6 August 2010)

• And Yet It Moves (Broken Rules | 1000pts) (27 August 2010)
• Tales of Elastic Boy: Mission 1 (Lexis Numerique | 600pts) (27 August 2010)
• A Monsteca Corral: Monsters vs Robots (Onteca | 500pts) (20 August 2010)
• Furry Legends (Gamelion Studios | 1000pts) (20 August 2010)
• Family Card Games (Arc System Works | 500pts) (13 August 2010)
• HoopWorld: BasketBrawl (Virtual Toys | 1000pts) (13 August 2010)
• Chess Challenge! (Digital Leisure | 500pts) (6 August 2010)
• Sandy Beach (Konami | 500pts) (6 August 2010)

• myNotebook: Carbon (Nnooo | 500pts) (27 August 2010)
• myNotebook: Pearl (Nnooo | 500pts) (27 August 2010)
• Where's Wally: Travel Pack 1 (Ludia Inc. | 500pts) (27 August 2010)
• 3D Mahjong (GameOn | 500pts) (20 August 2010)
• Hospital Havoc (Hands-On Mobile | 500pts) (20 August 2010)
• Primrose (Sabarasa Digital Builders | 200pts) (20 August 2010)
• Disney Fireworks (Disney Interactive | 800pts) (13 August 2010)
• Drift Street International (Tantalus | 800pts) (13 August 2010)
• Animal Puzzle Adventure (Aksys Games | 500pts) (6 August 2010)
• Chess Challenge! (Digital Leisure | 500pts) (6 August 2010)
• Link 'n Launch (Nintendo | 500pts) (6 August 2010)

• Mario Tennis 64 (N64 | 1000pts) (31 August 2010)
• Clock Tower (SNES | 800pts) (3 August 2010)
• Miracle Adventure (Neo-Geo | 900pts) (3 August 2010)

• Item Sagashi ★ Yōsei to Fushigi no Tō (Ateam Inc. | 500pts) (17 August 2010)
• Blue Oasis: Michi naru Shinkai (Hudson | 500pts) (3 August 2010)

• Arc Style: Zekkyō Genshinin Sam no Daibōken (aka Prehistorik Man) (Arc System Works | 800pts) (25 August 2010)
• G.G. Series Chō Hero Ōga 2 (Genterprise | 200pts) (25 August 2010)
• Knockout Peoples (Barnhouse Effect Co., Ltd | 500pts) (18 August 2010)
• Soul of Darkness (Gameloft | 800pts) (18 August 2010)
• Break Tactics (Silver Star Japan | 500pts) (4 August 2010)
• Dot Man (Silver Star Japan | 200pts) (4 August 2010)
• Iza! Kake Agare! Tower of God (Tom Create | 200pts) (4 August 2010)
• Kemonomix (Rocket Studio, Inc. | 200pts) (4 August 2010)
• Monster Chronicle (aka Crystal Monsters) (Gameloft | 800pts) (4 August 2010)

• NoA Nintendo Download PR - 30 August 2010
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• NoA Nintendo Download PR - 9 August 2010
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• NoA Nintendo Download PR - 2 August 2010

• No new announcements to date.

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• Bit.Trip Fate (Gaijin Games)
• FAST - Racing League (Shin'en Multimedia)
• Fluidity (Nintendo)
• Lilt Line (Gaijin Games)
• MotoHeroz (RedLynx)
• My Planetarium (Hudson)

• No new announcements to date.

• No new Channels to date.

• No new updates to date.

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• PEGI
• USK

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• NCL DSiWare Site
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Nintendo said:

NINTENDO DOWNLOAD: FROM CASINO KICKS TO CANINE TRICKS, THERE'S DOWNLOADABLE FUN FOR EVERYONE

August 2, 2010

Whether your tastes run to hunting, gambling, puzzles, battles or virtual pets, Nintendo has you covered with a fresh batch of downloadable games for the Wii™ and Nintendo DSi™ systems. For the WiiWare™ service, Fantasy Slots: Adventure Slots and Games invites you to chase giant jackpots, while Deer Captor challenges you to pursue big bucks of a different sort. For the Nintendo DSiWare™ service, both Match Up! and Hints Hunter offer portable puzzle fun for players of any background. Hand-held gamers can also interact with personalized pooches in Petz® Dogz® Family or brawl with fierce competitors in Blayzbloo: Super Melee Action Battle Royale. Whichever type of play you prefer, the selection of downloadable games is wider and wilder than ever.

WiiWare

Fantasy Slots: Adventure Slots and Games
Publisher: Big John Games
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: T (Teen) – Simulated Gambling
Price: 700 Wii Points™
Description: Players can bring the exciting "Slots" experience home. Choose from six adventure-themed, five-reel bonus slots, or try your luck with classic Cherries or Diamonds slots. Win big jackpots and earn access to VIP suites. Players can use their winnings to purchase vibrant merchandise to customize their suites. As players progress, they can win multiple awards and achievements. Five-reel bonus slots include Gold Rush, Power of Zeus, Pirate Cove, Wild Safari, King Arthur's Excalibur and the Rising Sun. Classic three-reel slots are Diamonds and Cherries. Additional features include: High Roller Suites, where you can live like a VIP while customizing your own high roller suite with items such as artwork, pool tables, trophies and furniture; Bonus Games, offering six great games that can be played separately to challenge your nerves and increase your winnings; and Unlockables with achievement trophies that are tracked and awarded for exceptional play.

Deer Captor
Publisher: Aksys Games
Players: 1-4
ESRB Rating: T (Teen) – Violence
Price: 500 Wii Points
Description: Deer Captor is a shooting game that offers an immersive hunting experience. Choosing from a rifle or crossbow, players can put their marksman skills to the test as they try to capture a variety of wildlife such as deer, hares and kites in the comfort of their living rooms. Aim for a high score in Instant Mode, where the objective is to capture as many animals as possible within a set time, or test your mettle in Mission Mode, where you must complete a series of objectives to advance to the pinnacle of the hunting world. Play against your friends and family in friendly competition, or post your single-player score to online leaderboards for nationwide bragging rights. (A broadband Internet connection is required for online play.)

Nintendo DSiWare

Match Up!
Publisher: Digital Leisure
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Price: 200 Nintendo DSi Points™
Description: Flip, match and…kaboom! How fast can you find the right set in Match Up!? No matter how old you may be, Match Up! will have you captivated for hours. Reveal shapes, colors and hidden bonuses with a new take on a childhood favorite. You'll need quick hands and a sharp mind to beat the clock and disarm the explosive cards riddled throughout the game. Not quite ready for the explosive action? Start with the engaging classic concentration play and see if you can level up.

BlayzBloo: Super Melee Action Battle Royale
Publisher: Aksys Games
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10 and Older) – Cartoon Violence
Price: 500 Nintendo DSi Points
Description: Blayzbloo: Super Melee Action Battle Royale pits Ragna, Rachel, Jin, Noel, Taokak and others against one another in five stages of rumble-and-tumble brawling action to see who's the best. There's also a Free Battle mode you can play to your heart's content. Use items in battle to pummel your opponent into oblivion. Drive attacks and special moves may also come in handy to finish off your opponents. Do you have what it takes to become the best Blayzbloo brawler?

Hints Hunter
Publisher: CIRCLE Entertainment
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Comic Mischief
Price: 500 Nintendo DSi Points
Description: Hints Hunter is an easy, casual game that you can play anytime and anywhere. The objective is simply to find hidden keys by working out the meanings of the hints in each level. You can play using only the stylus. Most of the hints are helpful and may require you to think about the time of day, game functions like clicking or dragging, or the principle of opening or closing. Be sure to observe the smallest details very carefully, including the name of a level or even a tiny flower.

Petz Dogz Family
Publisher: Ubisoft
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Comic Mischief
Price: 800 Nintendo DSi Points
Description: There's a whole family of dogs you can adopt and love! Take care of them, discover their unique personalities and teach them fun tricks. Choose from favorite breeds such as golden retrievers and Labradors. Give your dogs the best care. Feed them, groom them and discover their individual personalities – some will be funny, others will be shy. Engage in fun activities with your pups – including playing with a flying disc and running obstacle courses – to turn them into talented dogs.

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MoxManiac said:

It's not even worth a thread anymore. Nintendo seems content to push out worthless WiiWare/DSiWare shovelware rather then release VC games.

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Ben2749 said:

VC releases were sparse enough before WiiWare and DSiWare existed, but now they're pretty much non-existent. I honestly don't understand why we're still waiting on games like Yoshi's Island, Earthbound, Pilotwings 64, third-party N64 games, etc.

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DidntKnowJack said:

Here's some gameplay footage of BlayzBloo. Still can't believe they changed the name to that for N.A.. :lol

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Jazzem said:

Surprised there's not more excitement for the BlazBlue game...

I downloaded 3D Space Tank (X-Scape in US, pretty sure you guys got the better name ) last night and played a ton. I don't tend to like games in a first person perspective, but I've had a lot of fun with it. Love the style, gameplay and structure of the game And the tunnels have that awesome tune from the original game that was in Brawl, win!

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Conrad Link said:

Hey that looks pretty cool.

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Jazzem said:

Surprised there's not more excitement for the BlazBlue game...

I downloaded 3D Space Tank (X-Scape in US, pretty sure you guys got the better name ) last night and played a ton. I don't tend to like games in a first person perspective, but I've had a lot of fun with it. Love the style, gameplay and structure of the game And the tunnels have that awesome tune from the original game that was in Brawl, win!

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Why would you do that? said:

How is BulaizeBlieu? Is it any good? I'll consider getting it. Also, note that I'm not a fan of regular BlazBlue.

Spoiler

Title reminds me of a girl I once knew whose first name was Skye Bleu...

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Gunloc said:

Downloaded BlayzBloo, but haven't tried it yet. DQIX is too addicting.

NoA's VC "support" is truly shameful.

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TheFLYINGManga_Ka said:

Do you think we'll finally get Shantae this month?

Man, I feel like I've been waiting for years!

At E3, IGN said they had the finished version and waiting to be submitted. It's been a month already.

Why is it taking so long? Don't tell me they're holding it off for a 3DS version.

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sfried said:

Does Europe get better support than America?

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Starwolf_UK said:

I didn't realise nobody actually posted the EU update. Here it is:

WiiWare
Sandy Beach
Chess Challenge!

Virtual Console
Aero the Acrobat 2 – Super Nintendo

Nintendo DSiWare
Link 'n' Launch
Animal Puzzle Adventure
Chess Challenge!

I guess you could call it the LTTP edition as Sandy Beach was only 18 months after the US release :lol and Link 'n' Launch was only 6 months later (this one was pretty good, right or was it just another decent puzzler you can live without?).

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NINTENDO DOWNLOAD: NEW GAME DOWNLOADS TAKE PLAYERS UNDER THE SEA AND OVER THE TOP

Aug. 9, 2010

As always, Monday is an especially fun day for Wii™ and Nintendo DSi™ owners, kicking off the week with a wide variety of new downloadable games. On the WiiWare™ service, My Aquarium 2 offers a fresh selection of virtual deep-sea creatures to arrange and admire. Also, things are a bit topsy-turvy on the Nintendo DSiWare™ service as TURN: The Lost Artifact invites players to meddle with the forces of gravity in fascinating ways. A total of six new games are now available for download, giving Nintendo fans easy access to yet another slew of extraordinary gaming experiences.

WiiWare

My Aquarium 2
Publisher: Hudson Entertainment
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Price: 500 Wii Points™
Description: My Aquarium 2, the sequel to the hit WiiWare title My Aquarium, is here. This time, the theme is the mysterious deep sea. With a single Wii Remote™ controller, you can raise fascinating creatures of all shapes and sizes, including deep-sea fish and glowing jellyfish. As with the original My Aquarium, you can customize your aquarium, by choosing which fish to include and where to place various decorations. You can also choose from a variety of colored lights to illuminate your aquarium. In time, your fish might breed to give you a whole new school. Create your very own aquarium for endless hours of relaxing fun and entertainment. This sequel features a larger selection of fish and objects than the original. You can also link up to the Forecast Channel to have your aquarium's appearance reflect the actual weather, or send your aquariums to registered friends via WiiConnect24™. Additional content will be available for purchase at a later date. Dive in and see all the wonderful creatures of the deep blue sea!

Enjoy your massage!
Publisher: Microforum
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10 and Older) - Mild Suggestive Themes
Price: 500 Wii Points
Description: Congratulations! You have just been hired as an apprentice masseur at Giselle's beauty farm, one of the most famous in the city. Learn new relaxing massage combinations and use them on your stressed customers. As an apprentice, you'll have to do your best. If your client gets angry, no one will save you from losing your job, but if you prove capable, you might even become the director of the whole beauty farm. So, what are you waiting for? Six clients are waiting for your help!

Nintendo DSiWare

TURN: The Lost Artifact
Publisher: Creative Patterns
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) - Mild Cartoon Violence
Price: 800 Nintendo DSi Points™
Description: TURN: The Lost Artifact is an adventure puzzler with fun, intuitive game play. Kurt and Camila are explorers on a mysterious journey to find a lost artifact. You guide them through rooms filled with various dangers, from enemies to rolling boulders. Your main power is the ability to rotate the rooms 90 degrees to the left or to the right. Mastering the law of gravity is essential to your success. Everything and everyone in the room is subjected to gravity and falls when you turn the room. Watch your head! Featuring three worlds with nine levels of about 10 rooms each, the game promises a whole lot of brain-twisting fun on your Nintendo DSi system.

Rhythm Core Alpha
Publisher: SoftEgg
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Price: 500 Nintendo DSi Points
Description: Make music with your Nintendo DSi system! Rhythm Core Alpha is an advanced music creation system, designed for creating and performing live music in front of an audience. Rhythm Core Alpha makes it easy to build drum and instrument loops, and then allows you to play solos over them using the stylus. It automatically detects the key and scale of the music you have created and allows you to change chords at the press of a button. All notes in the solo match the selected key and scale, so you can never hit a wrong note. Rhythm Core Alpha also includes a powerful pattern mode that allows you to set up chord changes and arrange your sequenced parts, enabling you to build a whole song or make sections that you can play back as you desire. Hundreds of adjustable drum and instrument sounds are included. You can edit while the song is playing, so you really can build the song in front of an audience.

Absolute Chess
Publisher: Tasuke
Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Price: 200 Nintendo DSi Points
Description: This easy-to-understand chess game explains everything from basic rules to aggressive strategies. There are two modes of play. In Free Play, you can play against a number of preset characters, ranging from a young kid to a grouchy old man. The Challenge mode gives players multiple levels and missions to complete. Player support features include a function to indicate possible moves for the player and the opponent, as well as the ability to undo your previous move. You can also enjoy matches with friends via DS Download Play.

Did It Myself ABC123
Publisher: Powerhead Games
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: EC (Early Childhood)
Price: 200 Nintendo DSi Points
Description: Did It Myself ABC123 is packed with different activities to stimulate your young child's brain, including counting, colors, letters, drawing and music. The target age range is roughly 2 to 3, but kids aged 1 through 5 should be able to enjoy Did It Myself ABC123. There are options for parents to adjust the counting range, the amount of games to play in "shuffle" mode, and the overall game speed. "Slow" and "medium" are recommended for younger kids, while older kids may enjoy "fast" and "ridiculous."

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Baconbitz said:

OMG enjoy your massage is finally out. J/k. On that note why is nintendo catering to the mainstream when most of them don't even know there is a shop on there?

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zigg said:

Anyone know anything about TURN?

EDIT: This looks useful, but in the wrong language for me.

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RaidenZR said:

Turn looks interesting but... 800 pts? That game better be full.

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JasonMCG said:

No VC. Again. My favorite feature of the Wii, abandoned.

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MyEpitomeCliché said:

Why do I even bother checking this thread on Monday mornings anymore?

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Volcynika said:

So Virtual Console is totally dead guys.

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Until they release another game, then everyone's omg, then back to dead again

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Drkirby said:

Vic already confirmed he was brining 3 games though, didn't he?

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Volcynika said:

I think so. I know Sunsoft is still releasing stuff, we should expect some game I can't remember the name of and Aero the Acrobat II.

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