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Wii

3DS – 31,826
PSP – 26,854
PS3 – 23,343
Wii – 17,114
DSi LL – 5,258
DSi – 4,921

Xbox 360 – 1,546
PS2 – 1,475
DS Lite – 155
PSP go – 14

For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week.

3DS – 46,637
PSP – 26,551
PS3 – 23,322
Wii – 14,237
DSi LL – 4,693
DSi – 4,384

Xbox 360 – 1,734
PS2 – 1,405
DS Lite – 131
PSP go – 14


1. [Wii] Rhythm Heaven Wii
2. [PSP] Sengoku Basara Heroes Chronicle
3. [PSP] Taiko Drum Master Portable DX
4. [PS3] No Mor Heroes Red Zone Edition
5. [PS3] Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball 2011
6. [Wii] Inazuma Eleven Strikers
7. [PSP] Jikkyou Powerful Pro Baseball 2011
8. [DS] Noora and the Time Studio
9. [PS3] Alice: Madness Returns
10. [Wii] Wii Sports Resort


July 27, 2011 – London, Ontario – Big Blue Bubble Inc. announced today that Burn the Rope, the smash hit iPhone game with over 5 million downloads, will be setting Nintendo’s WiiWare service ablaze.
Now players can enjoy burning rope from the comfort of their living room! Just sit back on the couch and play Burn the Rope on the big screen with high resolution graphics, unique motion controls, and all the fiery fun of the original game.

Burn the Rope is a challenging game where you try to burn as much rope as you can in each level. There’s a catch! The fire only burns upwards, leaving you to rotate the level to keep your flame alive! As you progress through the levels, you’ll encounter different bugs crawling along the rope, each with their own unique reactions to the flame. For example, the ant changes the color of the flame so you can burn the corresponding colored ropes, and the spider shoots out a web bridge so you can access parts of the level that you could not before.


Don’t misunderstand me; I’m just as upset over the lack of localization for The Last Story, Xenoblade, and Pandora’s Tower as you are. I don’t want to dismantle the entire argument behind OpRainfall because I’m an evil overlord or because I hate fun and all things good- I want to dismantle the entire argument behind OpRainfall because, let’s be honest; it’s only fair. Everyone and their aunt is ganging up on Nintendo over this situation, and Nintendo (being the ones who are trying to make a living off of this “gaming industry” thing) are coming off as total jerkoffs because they’re telling us “no” when we’re begging for candy that we don’t deserve.



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