Topic: Nintendo Download - March 8, 2012

[Patchkid15]

The Wii Virtual Console is back again, along with some downloadable handheld games.

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/29488

An eShop game is joined by both a 3DS and Wii Virtual Console title as well as a DSiWare game in this week's Nintendo Downloads.

The Shin'en-developed Fun! Fun! Minigolf TOUCH! is now available on the Nintendo eShop. Play minigolf as your Mii in 81 different minigolf holes. Fun! Fun! Minigolf TOUCH! can be purchased for $4.99. You can read our review of the game here.

The 3DS Virtual Console received Punch-Out this week. Join Little Mac in this NES classic for $4.99.

Both DSi and 3DS owners will be able to download the DSiWare game Zuma's Revenge. Zuma's Revenge features over 60 levels where you will participate in arcade-style gameplay. You can buy it now for $7.99.

Lastly, the Wii Virtual Console got The King of Fighters '97. This is the fourth game in the King of Fighters series and is available for 900 Wii Points.

[Fatty The Hutt]

Gah! I am going to buy Punch Out again. I just know it.
Can't help myself.

[KITT 10K]

I may get the golf game because it allows you to use your Mii character in it and those games can be fun. But Zuma's Revenge doesn't interest me at all and I never really liked Punch Out all that much, (I'm sure as hell not saying it's a bad game because it is a cool game, I'm just not into it).

[NWR_insanolord]

Yet another week without Wario Land. I'm very upset. At least the NES game isn't one I already have, although like KITT 10K I've never been much of a Punch-Out fan. I'll most likely buy Mini Golf, and I'd probably buy Zuma if I didn't have to clean the fridge to do so, so Nintendo's laziness cost them and PopCap some money there.

[ejamer]

Yet another week without Wario Land. I'm very upset. At least the NES game isn't one I already have, although like KITT 10K I've never been much of a Punch-Out fan. I'll most likely buy Mini Golf, and I'd probably buy Zuma if I didn't have to clean the fridge to do so, so Nintendo's laziness cost them and PopCap some money there.

Yeah, I was sort of disappointed not to see Wario Land yet either... then remembered I've still got the original cart and instantly felt better.  Frankly, I'd rather play on my 3DS though.