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New Nintendo Title for Japanese WiiWare

by Karlie Yeung - September 3, 2010, 1:21 pm EDT
Total comments: 5 Source:  , http://www.nintendo.co.jp/wii/wiiware/w3kj/index.h...

Imagine really fast vertical Tetris combined with Operation.

Nintendo's Japanese website has been updated with a page for a new Nintendo-published WiiWare title.

Surinuke Anatousu, developed by Nintendo and Keys Factory, is a single player puzzle game where you direct a Tetris-like shape of varying configurations and sizes through gaps in the approaching wall by moving and rotating it in three dimensions. The gaps vary in size and shape, and power-ups can cause your shape to change in size. Four control schemes are supported, Wii Remote + Nunchuk, Wii Remote (horizonally), Classic Controller, and Classic Controller Pro.

The game will be released as part of the Japanese weekly downloads on September 7 for 800 Wii Points.

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BlackNMild2k1September 03, 2010

I only watched the 2nd video, but I wonder what happens when you miss.

Mop it upSeptember 03, 2010

It reminds me of that one game show, I believe it was called "Hole in the Wall" here in North America, but may have actually been titled something like "Human Tetris" in Japan. Looks like it could be fun, I might download it if it were to make its way here.

BeautifulShySeptember 03, 2010

This is a pretty nice idea. I haven't really seen anything like this.

TJ SpykeSeptember 03, 2010

Quote from: Mop

It reminds me of that one game show, I believe it was called "Hole in the Wall" here in North America, but may have actually been titled something like "Human Tetris" in Japan. Looks like it could be fun, I might download it if it were to make its way here.

It was called Brain Wall, although English speakers sometime referred to it as human Tetris since that it was it looked like.

LittleIrvesSeptember 05, 2010

Whoa.  That actually looks pretty cool.  I didn't listen to the music, (in a mute-necessary situation), but with some driving tunes that could be a fun, intense puzzler.  (And an aside: Bring back Tetrisphere!)
And that TV show was ree-diculous.

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