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SHOWCASE YOUR GAMING CREATIONS, SAVE THE TURTLES AND SURVIVE THE TOUGHEST CHALLENGE OF ALL – HIGHSCHOOL

28th April 2010: Let your creative side shine this week as WarioWare™: Do It Yourself – Showcase is available on WiiWare. Play and share wacky microgames with your friends and showcase your WarioWare creations on the big screen.

On Nintendo DSiWare this week you’ll be called upon to Save the Turtles from predators such as crabs and seagulls, struggle to master the art of SURVIVING HIGH SCHOOL and fight your way to the top of the tennis championships in VT Tennis.

This information comes from XSEED’s Twitter

“XSEED is poised to announce one of our hidden titles next week. It’s sure to be a feather in our cap…”

Will it be an announcement for the Wii or DS? I hope so! There are plenty of games that I’d love to see the company localize.

A number of developers who worked on Scribblenauts have discussed the possibility of bringing the series to Wii in recent months. But even though there seems to be some interest there, when Warner Bros. announced a sequel, the press release stated that it will be heading to the DS only.

A Swedish retailer, though, was thinking otherwise. An online listing from the retailer popped up (an additional listing can be seen here) that stated the title will be released for Wii. I’m doubtful at this point that it’s really going to happen, but this is what the retailer said about the situation:

“Our purchasing department has put the product on the website as information from our distributor. Currently, all data is preliminary and is subject to change.”

Thanks to Anders for the tip!

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Bamboo/paper hand fans

– 150 points
– Blooper, Mario, Fireworks (Animal Crossing), Pink (Animal Crossing)
– 22cm
– Includes storage case
– Available until June 30

Posters (also at North American Club Nintendo)


– Mario poster set
– Three B2 posters
– One has a timeline of Mario
– 73×43 cm

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MAKE YOUR OWN GAMES WITH WARIOWARE WARIOWARE: DO IT YOURSELF OUT THIS WEEK

28th April 2010 – If you’ve ever wanted to be a game designer, see your friends and family playing games that you created, your chance comes this week as WarioWare: Do It Yourself, launches for Nintendo DS and Nintendo DSi, featuring more than 90 microgames to play and, best of all, the ability to create and share your own!

Each microgame lasts no more than ten tantalising seconds – see how many you can clear in succession. Or let your imagination run wild and design your own microgame from scratch. You are in control of graphics, animation, music and rules, meaning there’s no limit to the number and variety of your creations.

1. [PS3] NieR Replicant
2. [Wii] New Super Mario Bros. Wii
3. [PSP] Tokyo Mono Harashi: Karasu no Mori Gakuen Kitan
4. [PSP] Ys: Felghana no Chikai
5. [DS] Tomodachi Collection
6. [Wii] Wii Fit Plus

7. [PSP] Pro Baseball Spirits 2010
8. [PS3] Elder Scrolls IV (Game of the Year Edition)
9. [DS] Pokemon Ranger: Tracks of Light
10. [Wii] Mario Kart Wii

According to the French Official Nintendo Magazine, Ubisoft already has plans for Red Steel 3. The game will supposedly make use of the Wii Vitality Sensor, the newest Nintendo peripheral. Unfortunately, that was the only detail shared in the magazine.

I do have a few doubts about the validity of this news, however. Red Steel 2 was literally just released and there have been talks of bringing the franchise to the PS3/360. I’d love for this information to be true, but until Ubisoft makes some sort of announcement (or confirms that this is fake), keep your fingers crossed.

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A few of these shots are old, but most of them are new…

Nintendo announces that from tomorrow, 29 April 2010, Wii(TM) – the biggest selling home console of the current generation – will be available for only SRP $AU299.95* ($NZ399.95 SRP).

This is the first time Wii has received a price drop in Australia and New Zealand, Previously Wii was SRP $AU399.95 ($NZ499.95).

Wii comes in white, or the recently released sleek black, and comes packaged with Wii(TM) Sports.


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