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Nintendo Downloads - Spring 2011 (Chrono Trigger up on VC in North America!)

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  • Puzzle to Go Sightseeing (Tivola | 500pts) (4 March 2011)
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So, is the US getting Bomberman Hero tomorrow, or is it going to be one of those situations where NoA makes us wait a bunch of weeks for no reason before releasing it? Though either way, it seems pretty silly to buy it on Virtual Console when you can get the cartridge version from amazon or half.com for several bucks cheaper.
 
I tried the rage of gladiator demo. Not a half bad experience plus it's pretty accurate with m+. Can't see myself playing it all that much though, demo was enough.

Anyway, hope we see FAST this week or next.
 
NINTENDO DOWNLOAD: HEAVY FIRE AND BOMBERMAN DOWNLOADS MAKE FOR AN EXPLOSIVE WEEK

March 7, 2011

This week's new downloadable games for Nintendo systems invite you to "have a blast" in more ways than one. Heavy Fire: Black Arms for the WiiWare™ service puts players at the center of an explosive, action-filled adventure as they take on the role of a Special Forces recruit. On the Virtual Console™ service, Bomberman Hero lets Wii™ owners enjoy classic and combustible fun from the Nintendo 64™ era. New arrivals for the Nintendo DSiWare™ service include GO Series EARTH SAVER, which challenges players to blast apart a deadly meteorite that threatens all of humanity. And if your taste runs beyond pyrotechnics, you'll also find soccer, gymnastics and squishy driving action in this week's lively mix of downloads.

WiiWare

Heavy Fire: Black Arms
Publisher: Teyon
Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: T (Teen) - Blood, Violence
Price: 500 Wii Points™
Description: Set out on a dangerous campaign in South America in a continuation of the popular shooter Heavy Fire: Special Operations. As a Special Forces recruit, you will take part in the operation to stop an illegal arms trade. Heavy Fire gives players a classic arcade light-gun experience, enhanced with stunning graphics and exciting new features. Destroy the biggest weapon cartel, Fuerza de Voluntad, which is influential all over the continent. Team up with a friend and experience an immersive co-op mode. Enjoy dynamic minute-to-minute game play in various weather conditions and settings in the heart of a jungle. Smash objects and interact with them. Perform quick events and face your enemies with new powerful weapons. With plenty of weapon types and various vehicles at your disposal, put an end to the expansion of the paramilitary organization. Take full advantage of the Wii Remote™ controller and optional Wii Zapper™ accessory (sold separately).

Soccer Bashi (demo version)
Publisher: Icon Games Entertainment
Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) - Mild Fantasy Violence
Price: 0 Wii Points; full version available for 500 Wii Points
Description: Experience soccer of the future. Destroy the defender blocks and smash the ball into the goal to win, but watch for the enemy defenders out to destroy you. A built-in game editor offers unlimited level design possibilities. Play through the 90 built-in game levels in several different play modes, including Arcade and Customizable Tournaments. Special level features include animated blocks, exploding blocks, shield blocks, invisible blocks and deadly 3D defender enemies. Face challenging end-of-zone bosses. Use the Level Editor to build your own levels - up to 100 user-created levels can be stored. Tournament Mode allows you to create your own unique tournaments using built-in game levels or your own levels. Special Power-Ups and Super Power-Ups including lasers, bombs, flaming power balls and multiple balls and bats can help (or hinder) you on your way to the goal.

Note: Some demo versions do not support all game features, and players cannot save their in-game progress in demo versions.

Virtual Console

Bomberman Hero
Original platform: Nintendo 64
Publisher: Hudson Entertainment
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) - Mild Violence
Price: 1,000 Wii Points
Description: Bomberman returns in his own full-on action game. One day, out of nowhere, a spaceship crash-lands on Planet Bomber. Journeying to the Peace Mountains to investigate, Bomberman encounters Pibot, the dazed robot pilot. According to Pibot, the evil Garaden Empire attacked Primus Star and kidnapped Princess Millian from Pibot's escape ship. Hearing this, Bomberman vows to save the princess, even if he has to travel the length of the galaxy to do it. Bomberman is equipped with an infinite supply of bombs and can count on a variety of upgrades to aid him in his quest. His search for the princess takes him to five exciting planets, reuniting him with his old friend Louie and uncovering new items. Fly, swim, shoot and bomb your way through the galaxy and save Princess Millian.

Nintendo DSiWare

G.G Series HORIZONTAL BAR
Publisher: Genterprise Inc.
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Price: 200 Nintendo DSi Points™
Description: This is a new type of action game that will have you swinging and jumping from bar to bar, just like the parallel bars in gymnastics. The controls are simple. Grab onto a bar, add momentum to your swing by pressing left or right on the +Control Pad, then jump and spin to the next bar by pressing the A Button. Gauge the force of your swings and the timing of your jumps just right to cross the course in the fastest time possible. Do you have what it takes to be a star gymnast?

GO Series EARTH SAVER
Publisher: Gamebridge
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) - Mild Fantasy Violence
Price: 500 Nintendo DSi Points
Description: A giant meteorite is headed straight for Earth. Land your spaceship on the meteorite and set explosives to break off small pieces so the rock breaks up in Earth's atmosphere. Chunks of meteorite that are too big will smash into Earth, wiping out mankind. As an explosives expert, you can plant a series of bombs to create chain-reaction combos, easily blasting off chunks of rock the size of houses. You'll also need to tackle the many strange alien life forms you encounter by either blowing them up or cunningly blasting around the piece of rock they're standing on so they fall with the meteorite. Can you save Earth from obliteration and secure the future of mankind?

JellyCar 2
Publisher: Disney Interactive
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Price: 500 Nintendo DSi Points
Description: JellyCar 2, the hit driving platform game, is here and fully loaded with three game modes and more than 30 levels. Post high scores, best times and longest jumps in the Hall of Fame. With so much squishy goodness, you'll want to drive JellyCar 2 all around town. In Classic mode, drive your squishy car and use your special abilities to drive through squishy worlds. In Factory mode, guide the falling parts into matching chutes, tap the levers to open different pathways and guide each part down the conveyor belts. In Long Jump mode, you're going for distance and speed - watch out for objects that can slow you down, and look for objects that can help give you a boost!
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Bomberman Hero? I thought Hudson Entertainment was no more? A very nice surprise though. This is the first VC Bomberman, right?
 
Neo Samus said:
Bomberman Hero? I thought Hudson Entertainment was no more? A very nice surprise though. This is the first VC Bomberman, right?
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No, a couple of the TG-16 bombermans were already released.
 
Why Bomberman Hero? What's stopping them from releasing Bomberman 64, the one I'd suggest people would far more prefer? I mean Hero doesn't even have multiplayer. I think it had some Memory Card stuff in it -- that usually keeps games out of VC, yeah?
 
The more N64 the better. This is only the second third-party N64 title -- though both titles were originally published by Nintendo in one region or another.
 
Neo Samus said:
Bomberman Hero? I thought Hudson Entertainment was no more? A very nice surprise though. This is the first VC Bomberman, right?
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Hudson ENTERTAINMENT is no more (i.e. the American arm of Hudson). Hudson itself and its properties are still very much alive and owned by Konami I believe. Hudson Entertainment was shut down because its entire purpose could be easily handled by Konami itself in the US.

edit - I see it says Hudson Entertainment in the publisher section. Hmm.. guess this one was in the queue before Konami shut them down. Wonder if that means future VC releases end up showing Konami as the publisher instead.
 
Rlan said:
Why Bomberman Hero? What's stopping them from releasing Bomberman 64, the one I'd suggest people would far more prefer? I mean Hero doesn't even have multiplayer. I think it had some Memory Card stuff in it -- that usually keeps games out of VC, yeah?
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I haven't played Bomberman 64, but I don't see why anyone would want it over any of the other 3 Bomberman games on the Nintendo Download service which are cheaper than Bomberman 64 would be and presumably play exactly the same. Meanwhile Bomberman Hero is only the second 3D platformer to come out for the Virtual Console (and that's only if you're generous enough to call Mario 64 a platformer), so it fills a much bigger hole in the Virtual Console library, and it's also a pretty good game if you can get over the fact that it doesn't play like every other Bomberman game. It doesn't use memory card saves AFAIK.
 
Rlan said:
Why Bomberman Hero? What's stopping them from releasing Bomberman 64, the one I'd suggest people would far more prefer? I mean Hero doesn't even have multiplayer. I think it had some Memory Card stuff in it -- that usually keeps games out of VC, yeah?
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I was coming to bitch about the same thing. There are other games on VC that use the memory card, though Bomberman 64 would feel more naked without it. Customizing characters for multiplayer was a Good Thing.
nincompoop said:
I haven't played Bomberman 64, but I don't see why anyone would want it over any of the other 3 Bomberman games on the Nintendo Download service which are cheaper than Bomberman 64 would be and presumably play exactly the same.
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It doesn't. Bomberman 64 plays completely differently, which made it disappointing at the time as the only one on the system, but now makes it preferable to getting a 150th version of regular Bomberman. I never played Hero, but Wikipedia describes it as a sequel to Bomberman 64 but without the multiplayer.

Here's a video of multiplayer.
 
Not a big fan of Bomberman Hero, but another 3rd party N64 game is encouraging. Fingers crossed we still see Goemon's Great Adventure and Mischief Makers eventually.
 
leroy hacker said:
wut. If Mario 64 isn't a 3d platformer then what game is?
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I dunno, any game which focuses mainly on using precise jumps and movement to negotiate a series of strategically placed obstacles? To be fair there's more platforming in Mario 64 than in, say, Banjo-Kazooie, but the bulk of the game still involves figuring out where the stars are located and what you have to do to collect them.

JoshuaJSlone said:
It doesn't. Bomberman 64 plays completely differently, which made it disappointing at the time as the only one on the system, but now makes it preferable to getting a 150th version of regular Bomberman. I never played Hero, but Wikipedia describes it as a sequel to Bomberman 64 but without the multiplayer.

Here's a video of multiplayer.
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OK, I stand corrected on Bomberman 64. But Wikipedia's description of Hero is pretty much wrong, it's a straight 3D platformer with some light puzzle solving. I still think a release of an overlooked game in an underrepresented genre is more interesting than another typical Bomberman game.
 
nincompoop said:
and what you have to do to collect them.
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which is usually "using precise jumps and movement to negotiate a series of strategically placed obstacles."

I ask again-if not Mario 64 then what game? Can you name one that is more of a 3d platformer than Mario 64? I suppose Mario Galaxy 1 and 2 are answers I'd accept but I can't think of anything else, since most non-Mario 3d platformers seem to follow the Banjo Kazooie model.
 
leroy hacker said:
which is usually "using precise jumps and movement to negotiate a series of strategically placed obstacles."
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Not really, a third of the game's stars involve running around a level looking for coins to collect and the majority of the remaining stars consist of doing random tasks like defeatiing a certain enemy, or sliding down a hill, or touching treasure chests in a random order, or picking up a rabbit or a monkey or swimming through rings or riding a koopa shell across a pool of water or launching from a cannon to break off a piece of a wall or

I ask again-if not Mario 64 then what game? Can you name one that is more of a 3d platformer than Mario 64? I suppose Mario Galaxy 1 and 2 are answers I'd accept but I can't think of anything else, since most non-Mario 3d platformers seem to follow the Banjo Kazooie model.
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Some of the more popular 3D platformers like Rayman 2/3, Ape Escape, Ratchet and Clank etc. aren't good examples though since they focus more on other aspects with the platforming thrown in as an afterthought, but there are dozens of other examples I could name where timing and precision is the primary focus. Bomberman Hero, for one. Crash Bandicoot, Sly Cooper, Jak and Daxter are based a lot more heavily on platforming fundamentals than Mario 64, even though they inject other forms of gameplay for variety. Lots of early PSX/Saturn platformers like Croc, Jersey Devil, Bug!, etc. are focused almost entirely on platforming fundamentals but noone really remembers them because they were very flawed mechanically. Ball rolling games like the Monkey Ball or Kororinpa series are the purest form of 3D platforming there is. Puzzle platformers like Kula World which require precise timing and movement to get the puzzle solutions to work. I could go on, but the point is that the platforming in Mario 64 took a back seat to the adventure/exploration aspect.
 
Hey, can anyone tell me what Bomberman Second Attack was like. I hear that it was the sequel to Bomberman 64, but is the multiplayer more similar to BM64 or more like your classic Bomberman action?

I've never played 2nd Attack and Youtube is seemingly bereft of multiplayer videos (I can only see one and it shows a pretty standard stage)
 
The OFLC rated Super Adventure Island, so it looks like Hudson is now suddenly planning to release the whole series (Give me Super II please).
 
Capndrake said:
And now the ESRB's added "Wii" to the old SNES rating for Super Adventure Island II, so that's coming too!
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Nice. Here's hoping that the Super Bomberman series follows as well!

Also, because I haven't gotten an answer yet. I repeat!

Hey, can anyone tell me what Bomberman Second Attack was like. I hear that it was the sequel to Bomberman 64, but is the multiplayer more similar to BM64 or more like your classic Bomberman action?

I've never played 2nd Attack and Youtube is seemingly bereft of multiplayer videos (I can only see one and it shows a pretty standard stage)
 
Good thing you copied and pasted the entire two paragraphs because theres no way anyone would have seen the last time you asked two posts up.
 
Capndrake said:
The OFLC rated Super Adventure Island, so it looks like Hudson is now suddenly planning to release the whole series (Give me Super II please).
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But where is Adventure Island II NES? That's the best AI :/
 
Capndrake said:
And now the ESRB's added "Wii" to the old SNES rating for Super Adventure Island II, so that's coming too!
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Joy! More Metroidvania-ish goodness on VC is call for celebration. Now if only would could get Demon's Crest.
 
The developer of lilt line released the sales numbers for iOS and WiiWare.

iOS: 3815 (on sale for 22 months at £1.79 / $2.99 in Europe and US)
WiiWare: 3,756 (on sale for 3 months at $5 in US only)

At first it seems the Wii version is selling pretty well considering the iOS version is cheaper, been out longer and available in both the US and Europe.

But then you read this:
so far the wii version has sold 3,756 copies in the us. if we don’t get past a threshold around twice that in america nintendo will never pay us anything.

the eu store has a similar threshold.
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Well that kind of sucks.
 
VideoMan said:
At first it seems the Wii version is selling pretty well considering the iOS version is cheaper, been out longer and available in both the US and Europe.

But then you read this:
so far the wii version has sold 3,756 copies in the us. if we don’t get past a threshold around twice that in america nintendo will never pay us anything.

the eu store has a similar threshold.
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Well that kind of sucks.
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WTF? Estimating Nintendo's cut at 20%, the developer has about $15K coming to them. So if they don't sell, say, $30K, they never get paid ANYTHING? That is some bullshit.

And the EU and US stores count as different products, so you could sell $15K in both places and never get paid? Wow.

I guess I'll go buy a copy of liltline.
 
VideoMan said:
The developer of lilt line released the sales numbers for iOS and WiiWare.

iOS: 3815 (on sale for 22 months at £1.79 / $2.99 in Europe and US)
WiiWare: 3,756 (on sale for 3 months at $5 in US only)

At first it seems the Wii version is selling pretty well considering the iOS version is cheaper, been out longer and available in both the US and Europe.

But then you read this:

Well that kind of sucks.
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That does suck. I wonder what percentage of Wiiware games even hit the threshold, in any region? Could explain why so many Wiiware projects have been cancelled/moved to other systems. Does anybody know if Lilt Line was ever in the top 20 weekly sales in the US?
 
Oh wow a new G.G game and Bomberman Hero? This is a pretty nice week! Loved the soundtrack to Bomeberman Hero.
 
As others have said, I would have picked it up if it was Bomberman 64 and not Hero.

There's a lot of untouched Nintendo 64 library left to be released.. Goemon titles, Space Station Silicon Valley, Body Harvest, Mischief Makers, Tetrisphere. Hell, I'd even like to play Chameleon Twist again.

Maybe we'll get Pilotwings 64 with the 3DS launch though, yes?
 
Nuclear Muffin said:
Hey, can anyone tell me what Bomberman Second Attack was like. I hear that it was the sequel to Bomberman 64, but is the multiplayer more similar to BM64 or more like your classic Bomberman action?

I've never played 2nd Attack and Youtube is seemingly bereft of multiplayer videos (I can only see one and it shows a pretty standard stage)
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Haven't played it myself sorry, but from what I remember reading back then yea its multiplayer was more like the classic Bomberman games and single player was similar to 64 but not as good.

I wish they'd release Goemon. ;( Got the first one randomly way back in the early N64 days and LOVED it lol, cool platformer/adventure, funny, and amazing music.
 
VideoMan said:
The developer of lilt line released the sales numbers for iOS and WiiWare.

iOS: 3815 (on sale for 22 months at £1.79 / $2.99 in Europe and US)
WiiWare: 3,756 (on sale for 3 months at $5 in US only)

At first it seems the Wii version is selling pretty well considering the iOS version is cheaper, been out longer and available in both the US and Europe.

But then you read this:

Well that kind of sucks.
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What a let down. I really loved it. It's the perfect sort of game for its price range.

I expect Nintendo's download service on their next system to either be better at promoting titles or entirely bereft of quality developers due to how poorly things have gone this generation.
 
nincompoop said:
Does anybody know if Lilt Line was ever in the top 20 weekly sales in the US?
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Lilt Line had a brief stint at the bottom end of the Top 20 during its debut week. Note that they are not weekly sales, but rather, give an indication of sales recently. There have been reports that the difference between the games selling in the top 10 and the ones below is pretty staggering.

I'm surprised Lilt Line sold that low on iOS, to be honest. Looked like a great mobile game.

Either way, the 6k turnover has been discussed before. It's Nintendo's way of ensuring they profit from a game's release on the service, regardless of actual sales. Unfortunately, it does little to help smaller developers and probably is hurting relationships here and there.

How Nintendo deals with developers, particularly the smaller ones, needs to improve greatly if they expect to hold a candle to XBLA for services. Then again, I have a feeling Nintendo is going to just wait it out for the eShop to fix things, now, and leave WiiWare to live off what remains of support.
 
I thought Lilt Line was free on iOS.

I remember getting it free when it first released.
Great game.

They should just go to Steam.
 
Will be interesting to see if Vanish+Doom kills stuff immune to insteant death (vanish causes magic to always hit accidentally ignoring instant death immunity), darkness does nothing (shjould halve accuracy...), physical evade does nothing (all attacks are based off magic evade) are fixed for FFIII on VC.

Minor ROM edits are made to VC games and all of the above reuqire just that. Still it would be nice to have a version avaialble with these "flaws".

Of course, I'm pleased its not emulated like the SEGA imports
the game crashes during the ending if you're running in 50Hz

TheUnknownForce said:
Either way, the 6k turnover has been discussed before. It's Nintendo's way of ensuring they profit from a game's release on the service, regardless of actual sales. Unfortunately, it does little to help smaller developers and probably is hurting relationships here and there.
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I did not know it was never, I thought it was they would pay you 24 months after release regardless. Forcing the regions to be segmented does not really help them reach that goal either.
 
Which version of Castlevania: Rondo of Blood is the better version? They have 2 versions in the Wii Shop Channel, the SNES version, and Turbo Graphics 16 version.
 
Shadowlink said:
Which version of Castlevania: Rondo of Blood is the better version? They have 2 versions in the Wii Shop Channel, the SNES version, and Turbo Graphics 16 version.
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You sure about that? I don't think Dracula X for the SNES is on the VC yet. My Wii isn't online now so I can't check for sure, but according to various websites the only SNES Castlevania game on VC is Super Castlevania 4. In any case, you should get Rondo of Blood for the Turbo, you won't regret it.
 
Shadowlink said:
Which version of Castlevania: Rondo of Blood is the better version? They have 2 versions in the Wii Shop Channel, the SNES version, and Turbo Graphics 16 version.
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Okay I don't actually think the SNES version of Dracula X is on the VC, but if it is DON'T PICK IT.

It's like a Mac'N'Cheese version of a fine Italian pasta. The TG16 version is amazing and superior is literally every aspect.
 
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