This is another part of Nintendo Power’s “250 reasons to love Nintendo” in their latest magazine. The list is in no particular order.
– Blue Falcon
– Yoshi
– Rush
– Arwing
– Samus’s ship
– Epoch
– Dragoon
– Epona
– Falcon
‘Are You the Fastest Gun in the West?!’
GORMLEY, Ontario, Canada – January 4, 2010 – Digital Leisure Inc. a leading developer and publisher of interactive video-based titles and console games, announced today the launch of Fast Draw Showdown, designed exclusively for Nintendo’s WiiWare™ game service.
When it comes to fast draw there’re only two types of people: the quick…and the dead! Now you have the chance to find out where you stand, or lie, as the case may be. You’ll go up against the best quick draws in the business, including one of the world’s fastest, Wes Flowers.
10. The Last Guardian announced (19/0)
9. Final Fantasy XIV announced (24/1)
8. Project Natal announced (28/2)
7. PSP-3000 price drop (34/3)
6. Nintendo’s R4 lawsuit (27/13)
5. PSPgo announced (32/14)
4. DSi LL goes on sale (40/9)
3. Dragon Quest IX selling more than 2 million copies in 2 days (49/20)
2. Final Fantasy XIII release date announced (65/21)
1. New PS3 model (PS3 Slim) announced (112/42)
Remember Duludubi Star, the Super Mario Galaxy ripoff we told you guys about last month? Well, now we have some footage to share with you. Over 10 minutes of it, actually. It really is unbelievable how much this game resembles Galaxy, from the levels to the gameplay.
Thanks to John for the news tip!
– Team is 95% done with content, 90% done with debugging
– Red Steel 2 using cel-shaded graphics so that it would fall in line with MotionPlus
– Developers inspired by movies like Akira Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai and Kim Ji-woon’s The Good, the Bad, the Weird
– Game allows you to dual-wield guns at some point
– Buy moves with money
– Around 40 enemies (bosses included)
– 3 clans
– Team used Google for the Japanese names for the clans
Should old acquaintance be forgot? We can’t remember. But what we can remember is that this week’s downloadable lineup from Nintendo asks a lot of questions. The Nintendo DSiWare™ service wonders if you can master missiles with Trajectile™, lead animals to their proper pens with Animal Puzzle Adventure or match wits with TV chef Gordon Ramsay in Hell’s Kitchen Vs. The WiiWare™ service puts you in charge of maximizing your rubber duckie output with Heron: Steam Machine, asks you to aim for the bull’s-eye with Pub Darts and wonders if you have an itchy trigger finger with Fast Draw Showdown. Finally, Final Fight™ 3 on the Virtual Console™ service makes you wonder if the fight is ever really final.
