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TalkBack / Re: PODCAST: Radio Free Nintendo: Episode 107

« on: July 21, 2008, 04:35:24 PM »

If the early impressions of Wii Music are anything to go by, I think GoldenPhoenix has an important point that this holiday season may be a letdown beyond simply a lack of Nintendo-published traditional games. Looking at some of the interviews from Cammie Dunaway and Reggie, it seems that the only way Nintendo may patch-up their sparse holiday schedule is with WiiWare titles. I remain very enthused by the prospect of what Nintendo's internal teams could create for WiiWare, but we still haven't seen any signs of them committing that kind of creative talent to WiiWare development yet.

Regardless of how the holiday lineup itself turns out, I think Nintendo would do well to organise some manner of showcase for previously unseen projects at some time this year in order to address the apprehensions of certain sectors of its audience. It is necessary to engage these consumers if their relatively consistent flow of software purchases for Wii is to be maintained. If development on all such projects really isn't far enough along for Nintendo to give them a substantial showing at some point this year, questions need to be asked regarding how Nintendo has managed the development schedules of its various teams.

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TalkBack / Re: PODCAST: Radio Free Nintendo: Episode 107

« on: July 21, 2008, 12:46:55 PM »

I currently do not own a console other than Wii. I've been leaning towards picking up a 360 for a while, and since I got a HDTV a few months back, I think it's very likely that I'll get one in the not-too-distant future. This is not due to any dissatisfaction with what I'm getting out of Wii, in fact I've only been getting more and more use out of it over the past few months with Brawl and great third party titles like Boom Blox, Pro Evo, and Okami. My interest is due to the software library that the 360 has now built up (though I remain relatively unenthused by FPS games, but I'd doubtlessly get some of them with a 360 anyway).

[British Pokémon trainers will have the opportunity to catch Darkrai at Woolworths stores throughout the country during August.]

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TalkBack / Pokémon Live Touring the UK

« on: July 20, 2008, 03:30:00 PM »

British Pokémon trainers will have the opportunity to catch Darkrai at Woolworths stores throughout the country during August.
 http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/newsArt.cfm?artid=16421

 This August, Pokémon trainers all across the UK will have the chance to download the mysterious 491st Pokémon, Darkrai, to their copies of Pokémon Diamond or Pearl as the Pokémon Live tour hits Woolworths locations around the country.    

Twenty Woolworths stores will be transformed to play host to the tour, granting everyone the opportunity to enter into Pokémon battles, via both DS wireless play and Pokémon Battle Revolution on Wii. There will also be the chance for people to play the recently released Pokémon Mystery Dungeon titles on DS, and My Pokémon Ranch for WiiWare.    

The events will include a number of other activities, including face painting, balloon modelling, and the chance to win a family holiday. The tour dates are as follows:    

 
• August 6: Edinburgh
 
• August 7: Glasgow
 
• August 8: Metro
 
• August 9: Stockton on Tees
 
• August 10: Liverpool
 
• August 13: Hanley
 
• August 14: Chesterfield
 
• August 15: Staines
 
• August 16: Milton Keynes
 
• August 17: Norwich
 
• August 20: Exeter
 
• August 21: Bristol
 
• August 22: Gloucester
 
• August 23: Newport
 
• August 24: Swindon
 
• August 27: Bromley
 
• August 28: Bexleyheath
 
• August 29: Beckton
 
• August 30: Basingstoke
 
• August 31: Portsmouth
 

   

Further information can be found at the Pokémon Live website, and in the press release below.    

Unleash your inner Pokémon at Woolworths stores this Summer!    

Battle the crowds, beat the boredom and kick start a summer of fun and adventure with Pokémon Live.    

17th July 2008 - Discover the mystery of Darkrai – download the 491st Pokémon to either Pokémon Diamond or Pokémon Pearl at Pokémon Live exclusively at Woolworths stores across the UK this summer and find out whether it is friend or foe. Pokémon Live will take you on an adventure like no other this August, transforming Woolworths stores nationwide. Play the all new Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Darkness. Start the adventure now by visiting www.woolworths.co.uk/pokemononline and test your Aura to discover your inner Pokémon.    

The Pokémon Live tour will allow you to experience the thrill of Pokémon, whether you’re an experienced trainer or you’re looking to try something new and exciting this summer. Bring your DS Lite and challenge a Pokémon Trainer to a battle using Pokémon Diamond and Pearl or transfer your Pokémon onto the big screen and battle in 3D Colloseums in Pokémon Battle Revolution on Wii. You can also enjoy face painting, balloon modelling, and discover Pokémon Ranch, the brand new title available exclusively through WiiWare.    

Pokémon Live will also give you the chance to win a family holiday to Florida. This trip of a lifetime for 2 adults and 2 children includes tickets to SeaWorld, Aquatica Water Park, Bush Gardens and Discovery Cove. Additionally at each Pokémon Live event you’ll have the chance of winning a family day trip to Alton Towers plus £100 spending money. And if that wasn’t enough, be one of the first 50 to attend the event and receive a fun-filled Pokémon goodie bag.    

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers Of Time and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Darkness is on sale now at the estimated retail price of £29.99.    

POKÉMON LIVE EVENT DETAILS:

 WHEN: August 2008

 WHERE: Woolworths stores nationwide

 For a full list of venues please see below:



 06.08.08 EDINGBURGH

 25 Milton Link

 Milton Road

 Edinburgh

 Lothian

 EH15 3QH

 07.08.08 GLASGOW

 The Forge Retail Park

        33 Beardmore Way

 Gallow Gate,

 Glasgow,

   G31 4BG

 08.08.08 METRO

 33/37 Garden Walk (unit 122)

 Metrocentre

 Gateshead

 Tyne & Wear

 NE11 9XY

 09.08.08 STOCKTON ON TEES

  Portrack Lane

 Stockton on Tees

 County Durham

 TS18 2PA

 10.08.08 LIVERPOOL

 74- 75 St Johns Way

 St Johns Centre

 Liverpool

 Merseyside

 L1 1LS

 13.08.08 HANLEY

  7-9 Upper Market Square

 Hanley

 Stoke on Trent

 ST1 1PY

 14.08.08 CHESTERFIELD

  Unit MSU2, Vicar Lane

 Chesterfield

 Derbyshire

 S40 1PY

 15.08.08 STAINES

 101-103 High Street

 Staines

 Middlesex

 TW18 4PL

 19.08.08 MILTON KEYNES

  94/98 Silbury Arcade

 The Centre MK

 Milton Keynes

 Bucks

 MK9 3AH

 17.08.08 NORWICH

 Unit 6 - Riverside Retail Park

 Norwich

 Norfolk

 NR1 1WR

 20.08.08 EXETER

  Unit 100

 Guildhall Shopping Centre

 Exeter

 Devon

 EX4 3DX

 21.08.08 BRISTOL

  Unit 7 - Imperial Park

 Hengrove Way

 Hartcliffe

 BS13 7TJ

 22.08.08 GLOUCESTER

 12-18 Eastgate Street

 Gloucester

 Gloucestershire

 GL1 1PH

 23.08.08 NEWPORT

  Unit 1 - 28 East Retail Park

 Docks Way

 Maesglas

 Newport

 NP20 2NN

 24.08.08 SWINDON

 23-25 Regent Street

 Swindon

 Wiltshire

 SN1 1JL

 27.08.08 BROMLEY

 57 High Street

 Bromley

 Kent

 BR1 1JY

 28.08.08 BEXLEYHEATH

 93/105 Broadway

 Bexleyheath

 Kent

 DA6 7JN

 29.08.08 BECKTON

 Unit 4, Beckton Retail Park

 Alpine Way

 London

 E6 6LA

 30.08.08 BASINGSTOKE

   1-13 Chiswick House

 Town Centre

 Basingstoke

 Hampshire

 RG21 7LD

 31.08.08 PORTSMOUTH

 121-127 Commercial Road

 Portsmouth

 Hampshire

 PO1 1DB



 FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO FIND YOUR LOCAL STORE PLEASE VISIT www.woolworths.co.uk/pokemononline OR ALTERNATIVELY CONTACT THE NINTENDO SERVICE CENTRE

 Tel: +44 (0) 870 60 60 247 (calls are charged at UK National Rates – PLEASE obtain permission from the person responsible for the bill before calling)

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Nintendo Gaming / Re: NWR Tecmo Bowl: Kickoff Tournament

« on: July 20, 2008, 12:55:54 PM »

I have no experience with Tecmo Bowl (my first football video game was Madden '92, which I played an enormous amount of, not least because the Bills were one of the best teams in that game - oh how I miss those days), but I'm enough of a football junkie to give this some significant consideration if the feedback is good. It's probably not a day one purchase for me, but I'm quite enthused about the prospect of an arcadey football game on a handheld, so perhaps I can join in a tournament at some point (and presumably get whipped by the Tecmo vets out there).

As devastatingly satirical as Jeff's comments may be, I feel like they amount to an unwarranted shot at Jon. I appreciate the point you are making (I've been poking fun at Jon's serious ways with my avatar for like a month), but in this context--a thread entirely unrelated to previous debates, or even the content of Tecmo Bowl itself--it is difficult to interpret these comments as anything other than purposefully belittling of a fellow staff member. 

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TalkBack / Re: Gradius Rebirth Coming to WiiWare

« on: July 19, 2008, 01:46:16 PM »

No word on the developer (or much of anything else) right now. I also would be hugely encouraged if Treasure is developing this game, but you have to wonder whether Konami would already have released that info if that were the case.

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TalkBack / Re: Gradius Rebirth Coming to WiiWare

« on: July 19, 2008, 12:21:02 AM »

While we're discussing unlikely scenarios, let's include WiiSpeak compatibility so Jon (and the universe) can hear how the Bacterion empire turns me into Al Swearengen.

[The next instalment in the classic arcade shooter series will be downloadable from the Wii Shop Channel.]

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TalkBack / Gradius Rebirth Coming to WiiWare

« on: July 19, 2008, 12:38:55 AM »

The next instalment in the classic arcade shooter series will be downloadable from the Wii Shop Channel.
 http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/newsArt.cfm?artid=16414

 Following the emerging trend of renowned franchises being resurrected through digital distribution services, Konami has announced that its classic arcade shooter franchise Gradius will appear on WiiWare in the form of Gradius Rebirth.    

The first new title in the series since 2004's Gradius V on PlayStation 2, Gradius Rebirth will utilise a visual style that is highly reminiscent of Gradius III, which is currently available in its SNES form on Wii through the Virtual Console service, along with the NES conversion of the original Gradius. It is currently unclear whether Rebirth will be a remake of a previous Gradius game, or instead feature an entirely original design.

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Nintendo Gaming / Re: VC Friday continuous thread

« on: July 17, 2008, 07:05:32 PM »

WiiWare Week:

Pirates: The Key of Dreams (1000 Points)
SPOGS Racing (1000 points)

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TalkBack / Re: PODCAST: Radio Free Nintendo: Episode 106

« on: July 14, 2008, 05:53:28 PM »

Something about hearing that "1, 2, 3, Clap" sync technique really disturbs me... it's like listening in on some sort of pitiful drum circle.

Y'know what really disturbs me more than clapping? YOUR USERNAME. That is all.

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TalkBack / Re: Nintendo Announces Wii MotionPlus

« on: July 14, 2008, 01:30:57 PM »

I agree with Pale that this is unusual for Nintendo in that it is a concession of the Wii Remote's limitations. The timing is also of note, in that they felt the need for its announcement to occur before Microsoft's press conference. It seems like they wanted to ensure that any announcement of an ostensibly superior Wii Remote-style controller from Microsoft had its legs cut out from under it before it was made. 

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TalkBack / Re: REVIEWS: The Spiderwick Chronicles

« on: July 13, 2008, 12:41:01 PM »

The following just in from the news wire:

Fire and brimstone coming down from the skies! Rivers and seas boiling!
Forty years of darkness! Earthquakes, volcanoes...
The dead rising from the grave!
Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... mass hysteria!

So does this mean you were watching Ghostbusters last night too? Or is this a eerie coincidence...

Ding Ding, you are correct sir!

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Podcast Discussion / Re: PODCAST: Radio Free Nintendo: Episode 105

« on: July 12, 2008, 07:10:40 PM »

"In my defence..."

James = Greg?

Hahaha, oh James must be impressionable to our infectious ways of spelling things.

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TalkBack / Re: REVIEWS: The Spiderwick Chronicles

« on: July 12, 2008, 04:14:20 PM »

The following just in from the news wire:

Fire and brimstone coming down from the skies! Rivers and seas boiling!
Forty years of darkness! Earthquakes, volcanoes...
The dead rising from the grave!
Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... mass hysteria!

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TalkBack / Re: PODCAST: Radio Free Nintendo: Episode 106

« on: July 12, 2008, 01:46:32 PM »

This is one of the first references to Kirby Wii on a release schedule (scroll all the way to the bottom of the long list) back in September 2006:

http://wii.ign.com/articles/732/732678p1.html

It's listed there last as TBA, whereas most everything else towards the bottom is listed as TBA 2007, so I remember taking that to mean it would probably be an '08 game.

And no Art Rooney is not the correct answer, sorry.

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TalkBack / Re: PODCAST: Radio Free Nintendo: Episode 106

« on: July 12, 2008, 01:17:49 PM »

That totally slipped my mind.  I can't believe Kirby Wii didn't come up... even after we talked about the DS game.

Hey James, it keeps slipping Nintendo's mind considering they've had it listed as a 2008 game since late 2006, so it's only natural.

I'm going to open up a contest for anyone who can guess the person of questionable sanity that we were discussing during the beginning of the stinger.
Clue 1: He owns an NFL team.

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TalkBack / Re: FEATURES: Whither Now, Samus Aran?

« on: July 12, 2008, 09:44:57 AM »

So because a new Metroid game isn't announced for the first e3 after Corruption an article about Metroid possibly dying or going through a drastic overhall is made?  I appreciate a feature about such a big franchise but why the random doom and gloom?

I wouldn't even call it oft neglected.  It was neglected once, during the N64 era.  There has been Metroid games released for every other console and handheld as well as two for the Gamecube followed by one in the very first year of the Wii.  After the game being released not even a year ago Samus is now in her usual cameo in Smash Bros.  Metroid isn't going away and they aren't going to release a new one every year either because that is not how Nintendo does big franchises.

The intro is simply meant to raise the issue that the Metroid franchise's timely continuation is not certain in the same way as it is for Mario, Zelda, or even Animal Crossing and sub-sets of the Mario brand like Mario Kart and Mario Party. It is not meant to predict anything (that is left to the articles within), but instead provides some historical context to frame the topic.

The sense in which it can be said that Metroid has been neglected multiple times during its life: It took five years to get its first sequel, whereas other 8-bit classics (Mario, Zelda, Castlevania, Mega Man) had sequels within a couple of years on the NES. Not to mention that when it did arrive on handhelds in 1991, it didn't get another handheld game until 11 years later. Then of course there's the eight year period where no games at all were released between Super Metroid and Prime/Fusion. Perhaps more importantly though, I'd consider the four years of the DS without a true Metroid game (I own and enjoy both Metroid Prime Pinball and Hunters, but I no more conisder them true Metroid games than I do Mario Golf or Mario vs DK vis a vis Mario) to be a pretty significant case of neglect.

As for whether the franchise needs a major overhaul, personally I would be happy (if not totally ecstatic) with more of the same. However, stating my satisfaction with the series so far and asking for no change would not have been very thought-provoking as a basis for a feature, and I certainly do believe that the series would benefit from being significantly refreshed (in the right way) at this point.   

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TalkBack / Re: FEATURES: Whither Now, Samus Aran?

« on: July 11, 2008, 11:59:50 PM »

I'm skeptical of Greg's power/zero suit switching idea.  Not the concept itself, I suppose, so much as the justification.  You make it sound like Samus is clumsy or inagile while wearing her power suit, which isn't the case at all.  Asside from sinking in water, Samus has always been perfectly agile in her suit.  If she can't defeat a certain enemy yet, why not just run (as she does when encountering the SA-X in Fusion)?  Or if she has to be sneaky, why would she purposefully shed her suit and make herself more vulnerable to attack in the event that she gets caught?

Naturally, the relative talents of Samus in both her forms would have to be carefully balanced. In terms of foot-speed, I see Zero Suit Samus as being quicker off the mark than in the Power Suit, which has always required a good head of steam to get up to full speed (culminating in the Speed Boost ability). So without the armour she'd be better able to evade enemies in tight spaces, and her weapon could once again be capable of stunning enemies that Samus cannot yet destroy with her Arm Cannon. With regard to jumping, she would not be able to jump as high or as far as in the Power Suit, but would be able to make sudden leaps/somersaults over enemies, stun them, and then run out of their range. So it's not so much that the Samus we know is clunky, rather that Zero Suit would be extremely quick while limited in other ways.

Inevitably, the reasons for Samus to shed her armour would not be seamlessly natural, anymore than having her crash land without her suit at the end of Zero Mission was. But they could be skilfully rationalised with game design and plot devices so as to make these transitions as unobtrusive as possible. For instance, the indestructible enemies could be guarding an important upgrade for the Power Suit, so she cannot simply flee, but must bypass them in order to claim the item and thus progress further. A story device could be something like she's infiltrating an area with sensors that can detect the energy signature of the suit, and therefore must go in without it, evading detection until she can deactivate the sensors. These are obviously just a few simple examples, many many more could be conceived of; the key is to weave them into the game design adroitly so they do not seem overly contrived.

But ultimately the point of my piece is that Samus would be less powerful outside of the suit, hence the sensation of empowerment that comes when she is able to activate it once more and enjoy the ability to move around and destroy enemies relatively unfettered. Over time the Zero Suit form could gain more and more abilities to become useful outside of the specifically crafted areas, but she would remain significantly more constrained outside of the armour than inside it.   

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TalkBack / FEATURES: Whither Now, Samus Aran?

« on: July 11, 2008, 06:00:11 PM »

Feature: Whither Now, Samus Aran

This is where you can discuss our ideas for the future of the Metroid franchise or tell the world about your ideal future for Samus and the Metroid franchise.

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Nintendo Gaming / Re: Ngamer unveils Punch Out and Animal Crossing for Wii(?)

« on: July 11, 2008, 12:00:12 PM »

I've got the issue in my hands now, so I can verify that this information is in the magazine. It's scheduled to hit the newstands after the Nintendo press event (subscribers get it early), so I'm not sure whether that factored into them letting this loose a bit. They also cover themselves with the "if it all goes to plan (and our sources haven't played a mean trick on us)" line. 

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Nintendo Gaming / Re: VC Friday continuous thread

« on: July 10, 2008, 09:02:22 PM »

VC Week is a pair of NeoGeo games (900 points each):

Art of Fighting 2
Ninja Commando

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TalkBack / Re: The Space Invaders Extreme Paddle

« on: July 10, 2008, 08:05:28 PM »

Random Arnie-as-Mr.Freeze quote "I'm afraid that my condition has left me cold to your pleas for mercy".
Now that guy had range.

I think I'll pick up the game first, and then look into getting my hands on the paddle at some point later. It does look very effective.

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Podcast Discussion / Re: PODCAST: Radio Free Nintendo: Episode 105

« on: July 10, 2008, 07:49:50 PM »

Having put some more time in with the 1 player stuff and gotten a chance to try some multiplayer, I certainly don't feel like I've been shortchanged having spent the equivalent of $58 to buy Boom Blox. Multiplayer has been an absolute riot so far, and I've just scratched the surface with that. I can understand how this may not be everyone's cup of tea, and it's not what I'd describe as a steal by any means, but the value's there if you think you like the sound of what the game is all about.

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NWR Forums Discord / Re: Who has the best screen names here?

« on: July 10, 2008, 04:51:45 PM »

I'm going to give Denis Dyack's blood pressure a break and demonstrate a little reciprocity by saying GoldenPhoenix is one of the best names around! See Denis, there's still hope!

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General Chat / Re: Podcast Reccomendations

« on: July 10, 2008, 12:56:18 PM »

Count me among the Tim Russert-Meet the Press appreciators, I was absolutely shocked when the news broke of his sudden passing. I'd been catching the show on iTunes for the better part of the last year, and he did an outstanding job of moderating it.

In fairness to Tom Brokaw, he's only really done one proper edition of Meet the Press since being made interim moderator, and that was on the road at the governors convention rather than in the studio in Washington. He should be given time to hit his stride in filling such big shoes. Also he has one of the most rich and incredible sounding voices I've ever heard, I could listen to it all day.

As for podcast recommendations aside from Meet the Press, mine are as follows:

1up Yours
Retronauts (almost always brilliant when they can manage to put one out, Sharkey and Parish are aural delights)
ESPN Football Today with Jeremy Green - nice for football junkies (and people who love hearing the clip of Denny Green going bananas over and over again)
The Bugle - satirical podcast with John Oliver, good if you like British humour and can take having the UK and US being made fun of merciliessly.

And don't forget Radio Trivia!

[WiiWare week on the Wii Shop Channel brings My Pokémon Ranch, Pop, and DLC for Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King.]

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TalkBack / PAL WiiWare Update

« on: July 08, 2008, 05:06:14 PM »

WiiWare week on the Wii Shop Channel brings My Pokémon Ranch, Pop, and DLC for Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King.
 http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/newsArt.cfm?artid=16300

 The bi-weekly update schedule for WiiWare in PAL territories continued last week with two new games and additional content for the WiiWare launch title, Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King.    

My Pokémon Ranch (1,000 Wii Points) connects wirelessly with Pokémon Diamond and Pearl for Nintendo DS, allowing players to store up to 1,000 of their Pokémon in a ranch where they can be photographed interacting with Miis.    

From developers Nnooo comes Pop (700 Wii Points), a bubble-popping high score challenge that debuted as a launch title for WiiWare in North America. Chaining bubbles of the same colour is the key to reaching higher and higher scores, which can be uploaded to online leaderboards and included in messages to friends via WiiConnect24.    

Finally, Square Enix has released additional content for My Life as a King through Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection Pay & Play. The list of features includes further dungeons, costumes, and more:    

 
• Infinity Spire (300 Wii Points)
 
• Library (200 Wii Points)
 
• Castle Renovation (100 Wii Points)
 
• New Royal Outfit (100 Wii Points)
 
• New Chancellor Outfit 2 (100 Wii Points)
 

   

POKÉMON AND POP HIT WiiWARE!    

Get set for a Pokémon treat this week as the phenomenon debuts on WiiWare with My Pokémon Ranch. Watch as Pokémon and Miis interact with each other for the first time! Enjoy the relaxing Ranch life by viewing your Ranch and its Pokémon, taking pictures, and sending those pictures to your friends. The more Pokémon and Miis that you bring to your Ranch, the more fun it becomes!    

My Pokémon Ranch can be linked with the Nintendo DS Pokémon Diamond Version and Pokémon Pearl Version Game Cards to deposit the Pokémon you’ve caught in these games to your Ranch! You can deposit a maximum of 1,000 Pokémon from up to eight different Game Cards! Make your Ranch livelier by having fun with your friends and family! My Pokémon Ranch is available to download today for 1000 Wii Points.    

Next up is Pop and it’s all about popping bubbles! It may sound simple but there are lots of things you can do to get a high-score and have fun. Just keep an eye on the timer because when it runs out it's game over!    

Each bubble is worth both points and time so try to fill up your timer first then focus on scoring high. You can then start to chain the same colour of bubble for big points by popping bubbles of the same colour. This is a great way to increase you score.    

Friends can join you in a game of Pop, too! Whenever you are playing all they need to do is connect their Wii Remote and then join in the action. Watch out because they may start using power-ups to hold you back! If they do try to pump up some bubbles or detonate a nuke this will create a shock-wave which will destroy any matching colours of bubbles it touches.    

Finally there are badges for completing certain objectives; online high-score tables and WiiConnect24 messages so you can keep up with your friends’ progress and boast about your own. Download Pop today for 700 Wii Points.    

Also available this week, get your hands on some exciting new add-on content for FINAL FANTASY CRYSTAL CHRONICLES: My Life as a King™ (WiiWare) via Nintendo Wi-Fi    

Connection Pay & Play.    

Simply select "Purchase Add-on Content" from either the main game menu or the in-game castle menu, and choose from the following:    

Infinity Spire (300 Wii Points)    

Adds Infinity Spire dungeons to the game.    

Library (200 Wii Points)    

Adds a dungeon containing many large elementite to help develop your kingdom.    

Castle Renovation (100 Wii Points)    

Adds a jukebox and the ability to change adventurers' names to the castle.    

New Royal Outfit 2 (100 Wii Points)    

Adds a new costume for the king.    

New Chancellor Outfit 2 (100 Wii Points)    

Adds a new costume for Chime.    

With the WiiWare pipeline filled with exciting and refreshing games keep checking www.Wii.com and the Nintendo Channel for all the latest WiiWare news and releases.