Platforms

Posted on 15 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in DS, News | 0 comments

– First DLC quest is Buchi Kowase Sukima wo (128)
– Need to clear the game and finish normal quest 007 to go through the quest
– Quest is in St. Shutein, from a man at the bottom of a well

– Second quest is Shomotsu no Kagi wo Sagase (129)
– Located in St. Shutein
– Need to finish the game, complete normal quest 23 (Rekishisho wo Sagase), and finish add-on quest 127 (Ou no Miru Yume)
– Builds off of quest 127
– New gesture when you clear the quest

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Posted on 15 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in DS, News, Wii | 1 Comment

01./00. [PS2] SD Gundam G Generation Wars (Bandai Namco) – 175,000
02./01. [WII] Monster Hunter Tri (Capcom) – 137,000 / 657,000
03./02. [NDS] Dragon Quest IX (Square Enix) – 136,000 / 3,517,000
04./00. [PSP] Tales of VS. (Bandai Namco) – 133,000
05./03. [NDS] Tomodachi Collection (Nintendo) – 91,000 / 602,000
06./04. [WII] Wii Sports Resort (Nintendo) – 73,000 / 901,000
07./00. [PS2] Kamen Rider: Climax Heroes (Bandai Namco) – 52,000
08./00. [WII] SD Gundam G Generation Wars (Bandai Namco) – 33,000
09./00. [NDS] Color Changing Tingle’s Balloon Trip of Love (Nintendo) – 33,000
10./00. [PS2] J-League Winning Eleven 2009: Club Championship (Konami) – 33,000

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DSiWare

Flipnote Studio – Free
Sujin Taisen: Number Battles – 500 Points

WiiWare

Family Slot Car Racing – 500 Points
3-2-1 Rattle Battle! – 500 Points

Virtual Console

Phantasy Star (MS) – 500 Points

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Press Release

Posted on 15 years ago by Austin(@NE_Austin) in News, Wii | 2 Comments

“The “core” Wii audience is a Mario/Zelda/Smash Bros./Metroid audience, not a Conduit audience. To the extent that the Wii is the only console that the core gamer owns, it’s likely because the only games he/she cares about are first party core titles. Most core Wii owners who care about shooter games other than Metroid already own an Xbox 360 (to play Halo or Gears), or own a PS3 (to play Resistance or Killzone). So when a game like The Conduit comes out on the Wii, these core gamers are making a comparison to Halo or Killzone, and are deciding accordingly. High Voltage did a decent job with The Conduit, especially given the graphic limitations of the Wii, but the game didn’t look and feel as good as games like Halo or Killzone, and if a gamer had both a Wii and either a PS3 or Xbox 360, it’s easy to see why they would pass on The Conduit in favor of a hard core game on one of the other platforms.” – Analyst Michael Pachter

I really have to agree with Pachter on this one. Just from a sales perspective, there’s no doubt that the only core titles that really sell how they should are Nintendo titles, when things like The Conduit and Madworld don’t sell anywhere near where they should.

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Posted on 15 years ago by Austin(@NE_Austin) in News, Wii | 1 Comment

“Due to the way the game data is allocated for production and the changes that we made in the source code, we were unfortunately unable to carry over the save file compatibility from MP3 to Trilogy.” – Mike Wikan, lead game designer at Retro Studios

I wouldn’t necessarily say it’s “unfortunate”, since it’ll give people another reason to play through a fantastic game, but I know some people will be upset that all of their hard work on the game will be lost of they make the transition.

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