Topic: This Week in Nintendo Downloads - June 23, 2011

[NWR_pap64]

A light week filled with hidden objects, tennis and fighting game mascots.

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/26931

Nintendo's downloadable games services sees five games today, four for the eShop/DSiWare and one for WiiWare.

For DSi/3DS owners, the first title of the week is Pro Jumper! Guilty Gear Tangent?!, a platforming adventure game from Aksys Games starring Chimaki from Guilty Gear 2 in a game where he must collect as many apples as possible. The title is priced $4.99.

The second DSiWare/eShop game is Stratego: Next Edition from Games Factory Online, a strategy game where players can play against other players through wireless multiplayer. Players can download the game now for $4.99.

Delbo from Neko Entertainment is the third game for DSiWare/eShop. The $1.99 game is a puzzler where players line up balls of the same color in order to clear them from the board.

The lone eShop-exclusive title for this week is a Game Boy Virtual Console title, Tennis from Nintendo, valued at $2.99

WiiWare's sole title this week is The Mystery of Whiterock Castle from Playtainment. Players must find the hidden objects in ten levels in search of a princess. The game costs $4.99.

[Mop it up]

I'm a little surprised to see Tennis at $2, I thought $3 would be the minimum. It's nice to see the pricing structure for the games will be varying.

[Pajamas]

It's $2.99. In the states, that is.

[Ceric]

Delbo seems to be the most interesting of these.

[AV]

I'm downloading Delbo as I type. I like Bust a Move, but lately they have been making terrible games and this seems like the concept but fresh.

[AV]

quick impressions of Delbo, its like bust a move, but you hold book style and toss gems with the control pad. No punishment for wrong gem, but here is something totally odd you can control how things move down so one section you can force to grow longer. This is for helping your strategy in placement of gems. So far I like it, but its a little awkward because its book style and using control pad to move, so touch screen is your main game screen but not used like I imagined which was flicking but this way is different and works well . Not exactly a clone of Bust-a-move and maybe a better more interesting game but a learning curve is present.

[Mop it up]

It's $2.99. In the states, that is.

Ah dirty floors, fooled by a typo!

[UncleBob]

Stratego - yes!

No online... meh.  Look, I already have about 10 different Stratego boards... why would I want to buy another version if it doesn't offer much over the ones I already have?

[NWR_insanolord]

I bought Tennis, because I'm crazy. I like tennis games, and maybe if this one sells enough it'll bump Mario Tennis for GBC up in the queue.

I kind of want to buy Alleyway, since it's the only 3DS VC game released so far I don't own.

[Ceric]

I bought Tennis, because I'm crazy. I like tennis games, and maybe if this one sells enough it'll bump Mario Tennis for GBC up in the queue.

I kind of want to buy Alleyway, since it's the only 3DS VC game released so far I don't own.

Buy it to Review

I'm holding out for VB Mario Tennis.