Recent Posts Tagged With 'dsiware'

• Aardman using Flipnote Studio to create short holiday films

  Posted on Saturday September 12th, 2009 at 01:00 in articles, dsi, nintendo-dsi, dsiware, flipnote-studio, aardman-animation

  Nintendo has just announced a very cool promotion for its free DSiWare animation app Flipnote Studio (which you should really have if you have a DSi -- did we mention it's free?). Tim Ruffle, an animator with Wallace and Gromit creator Aardman Studio...

• Square Enix’s ‘Game with No Name’ broken up for DSiWare

  Posted on Friday September 4th, 2009 at 17:45 in japan, articles, dsiware, face-training, nanashi-no-game, noroi-no-game

  The sequel to Square Enix's retrogaming/horror game Nanashi no Game (The Game with No Name) features a "cursed" platform game, an 8-bit sidescroller with creepy axes everywhere. That game-within-a-game is being brought to DSiWare in Japan on the 9th ...

• European Nintendo downloads: Shinobi takes revenge on bonsai

  Posted on Friday August 7th, 2009 at 15:00 in europe, articles, friday, dsi, dsiware, bonsai-barber, city-transport-maps, revenge-of-shinobi

  Today, we're jealous of European gamers, for one reason: The Revenge of Shinobi. The totally awesome Shinobi sequel isn't on the Virtual Console in North America, and it isn't on the Sega Genesis Collection or Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection. pre...

• VC/WiiWare Friday: Number 300

  Posted on Friday July 17th, 2009 at 10:30 in articles, friday, musha, dsiware, my-life-as-a-darklord, puzzle-league, smash-table-tennis

  It's a very momentous week for the PAL Virtual Console. Not only is it (still) a Hanabi Festival, the 300th Virtual Console game has been released in the region. It's either the wonderful Compile shooter MUSHA or the Konami table tennis game Smash Ta...

• VC Friday: Hudson Powers Up

  Posted on Friday June 26th, 2009 at 18:15 in articles, friday, wiiware, dsi, nintendo-dsi, dsiware, bust-a-move-plus, simearth, sudoku-student, water-warfare

  This week in Europe, Hudson Soft has one release on all three Wii download services. That's a pretty impressive feat, even if the individual games don't seem that exciting. We suppose 50 sudoku puzzles for 200 points is nice, and SimEarth is a good g...