• Nintendo Download: September 27th

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    SockPuppet
    Published on 09-27-12 08:32 AM
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    Several new titles have been added to the Wii and DSi shop channels and the eShop. People who own a copy of Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy can download additionally music tracks at $0.99/£0.90/€1 a piece. Finally, Pokédex 3D will no longer be available in the eShop on October 1st so be sure to download and/or update the application before then.



    North America


    Virtual Console

    Neo Geo

    Real Bout Fatal Fury 2: The Newcomers - 900 Points
    Real Bout Fatal Fury 2: The Newcomers is the next Fatal Fury game after Real Bout Fatal Fury Special. Two more fighters are added to the rooster as well as a secret boss.


    Nintendo eShop

    Hitori by Nikoli - $4.99
    Fifty different Sudoku-esque puzzles are available in the latest 3DSWare from Nikoli. Puzzle lovers can choose to play in either Stage mode or Random mode.

    The "Denpa" Men: They Came By Wave - $9.99
    Recruit various adventurers from your surrounding, and then send them forth into dungeons to defeat a demon king.

    Quarth - $2.99
    The Game Boy classic of Quarth is now available. Shoot down incoming blocks to make them disappear in this classic puzzle game.


    DSiWare

    Kart Krashers - 500 Points, $4.99
    Race in over ten different courses across the globe. Collect items and crash into others in this racing game.


    Europe


    WiiWare

    Successfully Learning English: Year 5 - 800 Points
    Learn the English language. Various mini-games are designed to help develop people's vocabulary skills.


    Nintendo eShop

    Balloon Pop Remix - UK £7.20, EU €8
    Pop balloons by drawing lines with the stylus. This title features several modes to play including Puzzle mode and Endless mode as well as mini-games.

    Crazy Chicken Pirates 3D - UK £1.80, EU €2
    The island of Chicken Island is home to pirates. Slay the pirates within 90 seconds and claim all the treasure.


    DSiWare

    Crazy Chicken Pirates - 200 Points, UK £1.80, EU €2
    The island of Chicken Island is home to pirates. Slay the pirates within 90 seconds and claim all the treasure.


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    Comments 14 Comments
    1. Nin10DoGuy's Avatar
      Nin10DoGuy - 09-27-12
      Balloon Pop Remix sounds like a rip off of Fruit Ninja. Oh well, Apple rips off Nintendo anyways...
    1. Neostar's Avatar
      Neostar - 09-27-12
      Quote Originally Posted by Helperkid100 View Post
      Balloon Pop Remix sounds like a rip off of Fruit Ninja. Oh well, Apple rips off Nintendo anyways...
      How does Apple rip off of Nintendo?
    1. machogrubba14's Avatar
      machogrubba14 - 09-27-12
      4th week of no good games... :/
    1. Nin10DoGuy's Avatar
      Nin10DoGuy - 09-28-12
      Quote Originally Posted by Neostar View Post
      How does Apple rip off of Nintendo?
      Remember when they ripped off Mario Kart and put in Mole Kart?
    1. patrizl001's Avatar
      patrizl001 - 09-28-12
      just saw mole kart now. didint think it was that much of a rip off.... until i saw the levels. then i just wondered why in the world these people arent sued yet.
    1. cheeze5's Avatar
      cheeze5 - 09-28-12
      Quote Originally Posted by Neostar View Post
      How does Apple rip off of Nintendo?
      "Ultra dario" and "super 3D cartoon Land".

      Google. these apps were released recently.
    1. Vara's Avatar
      Vara - 09-29-12
      Everybody rips off Nintendo :O

      Anyway, I might get Real Bout Fatal Fury, since I like the second part more than the first one.
    1. Neostar's Avatar
      Neostar - 09-29-12
      Why blame Apple? You need to blame the company who made the app, not the company who makes the phone that the app can run on.
    1. Nin10DoGuy's Avatar
      Nin10DoGuy - 09-29-12
      Quote Originally Posted by Neostar View Post
      Why blame Apple? You need to blame the company who made the app, not the company who makes the phone that the app can run on.
      Yeah, but they're the ones who puts the app on the store when they know that they are going to get in trouble for it.
    1. CitraXas13's Avatar
      CitraXas13 - 10-01-12
      well apple doesnt make the apps, nd arent responsible for the infringement. apple doesnt get sued, the third party will. and apple doesnt put the apps on the app store, they just approve of them. read the developer's license, they dont give a shoot if ppl rip nintendo off, only nintendo will. once a gba emulator hits the iphone (legitamately) then we should all care.
    1. patrizl001's Avatar
      patrizl001 - 10-01-12
      im still wondering why the third party company is not sued. they were able to release a sequel with "racing on air,land,and sea" see what i mean here?
    1. Nin10DoGuy's Avatar
      Nin10DoGuy - 10-02-12
      Quote Originally Posted by CitraXas13 View Post
      well apple doesnt make the apps, nd arent responsible for the infringement. apple doesnt get sued, the third party will. and apple doesnt put the apps on the app store, they just approve of them. read the developer's license, they dont give a shoot if ppl rip nintendo off, only nintendo will. once a gba emulator hits the iphone (legitamately) then we should all care.
      ...DOWN WITH APPLE (No offense to Hello2U)
    1. CANDY811's Avatar
      CANDY811 - 10-02-12
      Definitely getting the Denpa Men :):)
    1. Neostar's Avatar
      Neostar - 10-02-12
      Down with Apple? *GASP*

      *Points out I'm an iPhone fan*

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