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NintendoWare Weekly: BlayzBloo  Aksys Games dominates the Nintendo download services today, with one game on WiiWare and another on DSiWare. The unbearably cute BlayzBloo: Super Melee Action Battle Royale brings chibi BlazBlue to DSiWare today, while WiiWare features Deer Capto [..] |
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With the 3DS eShop finally launched, and therefore a new system to support with cool stuff, you might have been looking forward to the rare Monday in which we all did more than just make fun of downloadable Nintendo games.
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NintendoWare Weekly: Pushmo 
Nintendo brings another original, downloadable 3DS game to the eShop, inspiring ... not quite cautious optimism, but a cautious lessening of pessimism. Intelligent Systems' Pushmo is a puzzler about pulling stacked 3D blocks into and out of the screen to mak [..] |
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| NintendoWare Weekly: Colors! 3D Colors! 3D is the heartwarming story of how an unofficial, homebrew DS app "graduated" into a for-real downloadable 3DS eShop game. It's also an app that allows you to draw and paint on your 3DS, and share your drawings online with the [..] |
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NintendoWare Weekly: Freakyforms 
Nintendo made it really, really easy this week for us to notice the release of its original 3DS download game, Freakyforms. Unfortunately, it did this by releasing nothing else on eShop (save some Zelda music on Nintendo Video), and v [..] |
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NintendoWare Weekly: Mega Man X 
We didn't have to wait long for Mega Man X on Virtual Console. It was announced for Japan just last month, and it's on the Virtual Console in North America today! Of course, if you count all the time since the original 1993 release, including the years [..] |
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NintendoWare Weekly: Catrap, 101-in-1 
Deceptively big numbers abound (as big numbers tend to do) on Nintendo's download services this week. 101-in-1 Explosive Megamix collects entirely too many games in a single pack on WiiWare, and 1001 Blockbusters provides a similarly excessive num [..] |
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NintendoWare Weekly: Ufouria, And Yet It Moves  As if summoned by our claim last week of the Virtual Console's death, Sunsoft swoops in with a really interesting Virtual Console game! Sunsoft (who also published the last one) might be the only company left releasing retro games on the Wii Shop.
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NintendoWare Weekly: Pucca's Kisses  Nintendo celebrates Valentine's Day with a licensed WiiWare game about some Korean cartoon character. It sounds a lot less random when you find out that Pucca's Kisses Game is about a young girl hoping to kiss a boy (who happens to be a ninja). Sadly, the [..] |
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NintendoWare Weekly: Kirby's Adventure 
Nintendo delivers another kind of remastered classic, with 3D Classics: Kirby's Adventure. It's much less "remastered" looking than earlier 3D Classics -- it's windowed, and has all the UI on the top screen with the gameplay. On the other hand: Kirby's A [..] |
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NintendoWare Weekly: Need for Speed: Nitro-X  A strange pairing of themes emerged from today's DSiWare and WiiWare selections: racing and dogs. Need for Speed Nitro-X is out just in time to promote Hot Pursuit, accompanied by two other racing games of various disci [..] |
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NintendoWare Weekly: Spot the Differences, S.C.A.T.  We're sure you'll have no trouble spotting the difference between this week and most other weeks, in terms of Nintendo downloads: there's a Virtual Console game! Also, a game called Spot the Differences. In addition, WayForward offers a demo of its spooky W [..] |
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With all of the excitement of E3 dying down, it's time we got back into the groove of things, and Nintendo knows that best. This week, the DSi gets some Mario vs Donkey Kong love, and WiiWare g [..]
Today is probably the best day for DSiWare since the system launched. Four games arrive on the service, two of which we can honestly call "anticipated," and one of which we probably would have anticipated had we known it was coming. Capcom's cool DSiWare [..]
One of the first full games released for download on the DSi, Mario Vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again isn't the slight diversion it first appears to be. One could look at Mario Vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again as a fun third iteration of Nintendo's take on the Lemmings series. Bu [..]
