Showing posts with label New Releases. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Releases. Show all posts

Monday, December 21, 2009

New DSiWare for 12/21


It's Monday, and the DSiWare store is once again filled with new games. This week, a handheld take on the card game UNO is available for 800 Nintendo DSi Points. Dragon's Lair fully animated classic arcade game, is also 800 points. Another 800 point game is Hot and Cold: A 3D Hidden Object Adventure, which is, as the title may suggest, a hidden object game. Those of you looking for a cheaper card game can grab High Stakes: Texas Hold'Em. Lastly, another notebook app titled myNotebook: Green can be purchased for 200 DSi points.

Monday, December 14, 2009

New DSiWare for 12/14

Bejeweled Twist ds
It's Monday, and once again, the DSiWare store is filled to the brim with new games and applications. A DSi LITTLEST PET SHOP game is now available for 800 points.
Miami Nights, a interesting new life sim game, is also 800 Nintendo DSi Points. A version of Bejeweled Twist that features a Nintendo DS Battle mode costs 500 Nintendo DSi Points. A port of the Wii game Yummy Yummy Cooking Jam costs 500 points as well. Lastly, Master of Illusion Express: Matchmaker helps you to perform magic tricks for your friends for the cost of 200 Nintendo DSi Points. Head over to the DSiWare store to check these games out.

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

New Releases This Week for the DS



Here are the new releases for the DS for the week of 12/06:

The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks 
Puzzler World
Salon Superstar

Monday, December 7, 2009

New DSiWare for 12/07

pop island ds
Even more new games and applications are now available in the DSiWare store. The original Rayman has been added, and now features brand new DSi features like map selection on the touch screen and usage of the camera. The classic game costs 800 Nintendo DSi Points. Also available is the puzzle game Ball Fighter. Ball Fighter has players aiming and shooting colored spheres in an attempt to make matches and clear the board. This game costs 500 Nintendo DSi Points. Pop Island, pictured above, is a beautiful capture the flag game that can be played alone or with friends. It's 500 DSi points. ARMY DEFENDER is a fun little action shooting game that's also easy on the wallet- it only costs 200 DSi points. Lastly, myNotebook: Red is the latest in a series of notebook apps for the DS. It can be purchased for 200 Nintendo DSi points.

Head over to the DSiWare store to check these games out!

Monday, November 30, 2009

New DSiWare for 11/30

Master of Illusion Express
Several interesting new games are now available to download in the DSiWare store. Foto Face: The Face Stealer Strikes takes full advantage of the DSi's camera and microphone, letting you create the faces and voices for every character in this game. It costs 800 Nintendo DSi Points. Bookworm is a fun little word game that has you building words to feed a hungry worm. Bookworm can be downloaded for 500 Nintendo DSi Points. The newest Sudoku game for your DSi, Sudoku Challenge!, offers more than 100,000,000 for only 500 DSi points. Lastly, Master of Illusion Express: Mind Probe is a fun app that will allow you to learn and perform magic tricks with the help you your DSi. The app costs 200 Nintendo DSi Points. To learn more about these games, follow the links or head over to the DSiWare store.

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Monday, November 23, 2009

New DSiWare for 11/23

castle of magic
A new game and several new apps are now available for download in the DSiWare store. Castle Of Magic is an adventure game that makes use of the DSi's camera. It can be downloaded for 500 Nintendo DSi Points. myNotebook: Blue is a simple notebook app with 5 pen colors and unlockable paper types. It costs 200 DSi Points. Lastly, several new versions of the Electroplankton music app have been released: Luminarrow, Sun-Animalcule, Lumiloop, Marine-Crystals, and Varvoice. They cost 200 Nintendo DSi Points each. Head over to the DSiWare store to check them out!

Monday, November 16, 2009

New DSiWare for 11/16


Three new games are now available for download in the DSiWare store.
Art Style: DIGIDRIVE is a puzzle game based around controlling traffic. It costs 500 Nintendo DSi Points. Arcade Bowling is a classic bowling game with state of the art 3-D graphics. It can be purchased for 200 Nintendo DSi Points. Lastly, Robot Rescue is a logic game in which you free robots while dodging traps. It's available for 200 Nintendo DSi Points. Head over to the DSiWare store and check them out now.

Monday, November 9, 2009

New DSiWare for 11/09


Several new games have been added to the Nintendo DSiWare store today. Bomberman Blitz is the first Bomberman game available as DSiWare and lets gamers enjoy classic Bomberman gameplay for 500 Nintendo DSi Points. There are also a series of new DSiWare apps released today called Electroplankton. The Electroplankton app lets gamers interact with the plankton they've downloaded and use it to create music and sound effects. The plankton currently available are Trapy, Hanebow, Nano-carp, Rec-Rec, and Beatnes. The apps cost 200 DSi points each. Head over to the Nintendo DSiWare store today!

Monday, October 12, 2009

New Download in the DSiWare Store



Pinball Pulse: The Ancients Beckon, a mythologically themed pinball game, is now available for download in the Nintendo DSiWare store. The game offers two different modes of play and lets you face characters like Medusa or the Sirens. Pinball Pulse: The Ancients Beckon is available for 500 Nintendo DSi Points.

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Review


IGN has posted up their review of the DS' Kingdom Hearts game. Right off the bat, they make it clear the game is only for Kingdom Hearts fans, saying:

Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days is a game for Kingdom Hearts fans and its plot is very difficult for newcomers to grasp, considering its somewhat specific focal point.

Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days revolves almost entirely around Organization XIII, a group of extremely powerful (and eccentric) Nobodies. Organization XIII's primary goal is to fabricate Kingdom Hearts -- a powerful, ethereal collection of hearts -- so they can reclaim their own hearts and complete their existence. If this sounds a bit confusing, it is. As is the case with previous Kingdom Hearts games, Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days can be a bit hard to follow and nearly impossible to understand if you haven't played a Kingdom Hearts game before.
The review is largely positive, praising 358/2 for its high challenge level and control scheme. However, they do have some complaints with the game, saying:

But not everything is simple and clean in this DS spin-off. This is the fourth time I've traveled to some of these worlds and met these Disney characters -- and it's getting old. The idea of visiting different worlds isn't disagreeable to me at all, but everything in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days is a rehash of a previous environment or scenario. Even the music tracks are all taken from previous games. This is unacceptable, because the Kingdom Hearts series deserves better.
Overall, IGN found the game to be a rewarding experience for fans of the Kingdom Hearts series, giving it an 8 out of 10.

New DSiWare for 9/29

Two new games are available in the DSiWare store as of today. The games are:

Art Academy: Second Semester; an art tutorial game designed to help users improve their art skills. It is 800 Nintendo DSi Points.

DRAGON QUEST WARS; a Square-Enix strategy-rpg featuring the monsters from the Dragon Quest universe. It also boasts online play. It is 500 Nintendo DSi Points.

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