“This is just the tip of the iceberg, there are new graphical technologies we’ve already developed that came along too late to include in The Conduit.” – Matt Corso, High Voltage Software
What we’ve seen thus far in Super Mario Galaxy and The Conduit have already impressed me, but this is really great news for Wii owners searching for games with more higher-quality graphical effects. If more can be squeezed out of the system, there will probably be less complaint’s about how titles look – that is, if developers take advantage of everything the system has to offer.
PictureBook Games: A Pop-Up Adventure was rated by the USK with Nintendo of Europe listed as the publisher.
The USK also rated Karate Phants – a beam’em up title for WiiWare. Snap Dragon is developing the game.
DSiWare
1 – Nintendo DSi Browser
2 – WarioWare: Snapped!
3 – Bird & Beans
4 – Master of Illusion Express: Funny Face
5 – Art Style: AQUIA
6 – Brain Age Express: Math
VC
1 (1) – Super Mario Bros. 3
2 (2) – Super Mario Bros.
3 (8) – Super Punch-Out!!
4 (3) – Super Mario World
5 (4) – Super Mario Bros. 2
6 (5) – Punch-Out!!
7 (6) – The Legend of Zelda
8 (7) – Pac-Man
9 (10) – Super Mario 64
10 (9) – Mario Kart 64
11 (12) – The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
12 (11) – Donkey Kong
13 (13) – Donkey Kong Country
14 (14) – Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars
15 (15) – Sonic the Hedgehog 2
16 (18) – The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
17 (17) – Galaga
18 (16) – Excitebike
19 (20) – Paper Mario
20 (19) – Tecmo Bowl
WiiWare
1 (1) – World of Goo
2 (2) – My Aquarium
3 (3) – Tetris Party
4 (4) – Bit.Trip Beat
5 (5) – Onslaught
6 (6) – Dr Mario Online Rx
7 (8) – My Pokémon Ranch
8 (7) – Cue Sports – Pool Revolution
9 (11) – Pop’Em Drop’Em SAMEGAME
10 (9) – Brain Challenge
11 (10) – Fun! Fun! Minigolf
12 (11) – Defend Your Castle
13 (14) – Target Toss Pro: Bags
14 (13) – Midnight Bowling
15 (15) – Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King
16 (16) – Wild West Guns
17 (17) – Bomberman Blast
18 (18) – TV Show King
19 (19) – Sandy Beach
20 (20) – Tiki Towers
1. Ryu Ga Gotoku 3 (Yakuza 3) PS3
Launch: 2/26/09
March Period Sales: 459,786 units
Life-To-Date Total: 459,786 units
2. Resident Evil 5 PS3
Launch: 3/5/09
March Period Sales: 428,545 units
Life-To-Date Total: 428,545 units
3. Shin Sangoku Musou MULTI RAID PSP
Launch: 2/26/09
March Period Sales: 355,784 units
Life-To-Date Total: 355,784 units
4. Mario & Luigi RPG3!!! DS
Launch: 2/11/09
March Period Sales: 189,227 units
Life-To-Date Total: 467,891 units
5. Super Robot Taisen K DS
Launch: 2/30/09
March Period Sales: 169,547 units
Life-To-Date: 169,547 units
6. Musou OROCHI Z PS3
Launch: 3/12/09
March Period Sales: 161,259 units
Life-To-Date: 161,259 units
7. Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G (PSP the Best) PSP
Launch: 10/30/08
March Period Sales: 125,891 units
Life-To-Date: 555,422 units
8. 7th Dragon DS
Launch: 3/5/09
March Period Sales: 115,485 units
Life-To-Date: 115,485 units
9. Resident Evil 5 Xbox 360
Launch: 3/5/09
March Period Sales: 101,874 units
Life-To-Date: 101,874 units
10. Wii Fit
Launch: 12/1/07
March Period Sales: 89,807 units
Life-To-Date: 3,268,906 units
SAN FRANCISCO – April 9, 2009 – Today Ubisoft announced that the Rabbids will receive their own standalone brand with the Holiday 2009 release of the comedy-adventure Rabbids Go Home. Developed by Ubisoft Montpellier, the team behind Beyond Good & Evil®, Peter Jackson’s King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie and the original Rayman Raving Rabbids®, the game will benefit from a new engine designed specifically for the Wii(TM) home video game system from Nintendo, offering the Rabbids a hilarious adventure in a brand new universe.
When the original Picross released, it flawlessly captured the minds of both game critics and puzzle fanatics alike. Now it seems that the game’s sequel, “Picross 3D”, has extended its reach beyond the minds of the human race. This video shows a DS owner and his cat playing Picross 3D, much to the enjoyment of the cat.
A bunch of horror games have been announced for Wii as of late and now it’s time to chalk up another one for the genre. Famitsu has scans of the tentatively named “Feel.” The game comes from AQ Interactive and is based on the movie “Ju-On.” Players will be exploring ruins and picking up a battery which is needed for a torchlight. The torchlight will assist you in your journey.
