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Originally Posted by cao cao seems like capcom might be porting phoenix wright: Ace attorney to wiiware, as a rating for it appeared in the gsk (german rating system) database: http://www.gamerbytes.com/2009/11/ph...ttourney_c.php

:d

This week, Europe got 1 VC game and 3 WiiWare games, Fighting Street - TurboGrafx-CD/800 Points, Manic Monkey Mayhem - WiiWare/1000 Points, and Tales of Monkey Island - Chapter 3: Lair of the Leviathan - WiiWare/1000 Points, and UNO - WiiWare/500 Points.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDHeFOX2MkU

Originally Posted by MisterModest This week, Europe got 1 VC game and 3 WiiWare games, Fighting Street - TurboGrafx-CD/800 Points, Manic Monkey Mayhem - WiiWare/1000 Points, and Tales of Monkey Island - Chapter 3: Lair of the Leviathan - WiiWare/1000 Points, and UNO - WiiWare/500 Points.

Tron Deadly Discs with bananas? How has this not been conceived of previously?!

I thought Uno was coming to DSiWare? Or is coming to both?

Damnit, I do need Uno for DSiWare ASAP

I'm hoping Manic Monkey Mayhem proves to be a fun game. NintendoLife is saying they'll have a review soon. In the mean time, I'm happy to see that their review of Carnival King is quite positive. Their only complaint is that it's short, but these type of games are replayable, to try to beat your high scores. I think I'm going to pick that one up:

http://wiiware.nintendolife.com/revi.../carnival_king

Originally Posted by utopianmachine I thought Uno was coming to DSiWare? Or is coming to both?

Both. The DSiWare version gets released for Europe next Friday, November 13th.

http://vc.nintendolife.com/news/2009...irtual_console
PEGI (European rating group) recently posted a rating for a potential Virtual Console title.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-WVpQ0ZG8Q

Yeah, it's Michael Jackson's Moonwalker, probably for the Sega Genesis.

NINTENDO DOWNLOAD: LOAD UP ON EXCITEBIKE ACTION, MUSICAL PLANKTON AND MORE Nov. 9, 2009 Rev up your engines for a huge week at the Wii™ Shop Channel and Nintendo DSi™ Shop, starting with the launch of a pulse-pounding revamp for the WiiWare™ service, Excitebike™: World Rally. For the Nintendo DSiWare service, you'll find five new titles in the mesmerizing Electroplankton™ series – available at just 200 Nintendo DSi Points™ apiece – plus the irresistible multiplayer mayhem of Bomberman Blitz. With two new classic Virtual Console™ offerings to sweeten the selection, there's truly something for everyone to download and enjoy. WiiWare Excitebike: World Rally Publisher: Nintendo Players: 1-4 ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) Price: 1,000 Wii Points™ Description: Prepare to face daredevil jumps, crazy obstacles and other racers in the newest installment in the venerable Excitebike franchise, available exclusively on the WiiWare service. Choose from multiple camera angles as you tilt your way to smooth landings using motion-sensitive controls. Compete in races around the world in four championship circuits. Use Nintendo® Wi-Fi Connection to invite friends to a race. Or if you're feeling brave, take on anyone else looking for a match. Feel like tackling a challenge of your own design? Use the intuitive Track Editor to choose from the available obstacles and put together your dream course, then share courses with friends to see whose creation skills reign supreme. Frogger Returns Publisher: Konami Digital Entertainment Players: 1-2 ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) Price: 500 Wii Points Description: Frogger Returns takes the heart-pounding challenge of arcade Frogger and moves it into the next dimension. Classic top-down 2-D game play is updated with colorful 3-D graphics, a new perspective, new levels, new enemies and game-changing power-ups. A local multiplayer mode lets you race a friend. Dragon Master Spell Caster™ Publisher: Stickmen Studios Players: 1-2 ESRB Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10 and Older) – Mild Fantasy Violence Price: 500 Wii Points Description: The Dragon Lords have returned to the magical world of Nakiha, bringing ultimate power to whoever controls them. Choose your champion, then master amazing magic and fierce dragon attacks to defeat the rival Champions and their Dragon Lords. Choose from four different paths and decide the fate of the world in the fantastic story mode. Battle your friends in two-player split-screen arcade mode and tailor your tactics with different dragon and rider combinations, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Marvel at the effects of mind-blowing spell collisions. Mix spells and unleash their ultimate power. Control your Dragon Lord and crush, bite and burn your way to victory. Nintendo DSiWare Bomberman Blitz Publisher: Hudson Entertainment Players: 1-8 ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Comic Mischief Price: 500 Nintendo DSi Points Description: Bomberman makes his downloadable debut on Nintendo DSiWare with Bomberman Blitz. Dive into a classic multiplayer Bomberman experience with eight-player local or online multiplayer using Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Hone your skills and learn the maps, then take the battle online. Change map and item preferences for enhanced customization. Delivering unparalleled multiplayer excitement, Bomberman Blitz lets Nintendo DSi users enjoy the addictive fun of Bomberman anytime, anywhere. Electroplankton Trapy Publisher: Nintendo Players: 1 ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) Price: 200 Nintendo DSi Points Description: Trapy plankton make sounds as they swim over graceful lines made up of linked triangles. The creatures follow the lines you trace along the water. There are six types of Trapy in all, each with a unique color and sound. All Trapy plankton produce different tones depending on the direction they swim. They produce the lowest-pitched sounds when they swim to the right and produce higher-pitched sounds as their path veers to the left. Electroplankton Hanenbow Publisher: Nintendo Players: 1 ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) Price: 200 Nintendo DSi Points Description: Normally aquatic creatures, Hanenbow sometimes use floating leaves to launch themselves out of the water, creating strange sounds and melodies as they bounce off the leaves. Entire schools of Hanenbow have been known to launch out of the water, one after another. As a leaf is repeatedly hit by flying Hanenbow, it gradually changes color. This also alters the sound made by bouncing Hanenbow. When all the leaves turn red, a flower will bloom. It remains unclear why the Hanenbow display this curious behavior. Electroplankton Rec-Rec Publisher: Nintendo Players: 1 ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) Price: 200 Nintendo DSi Points Description: Rec-Rec are fishlike plankton that feed on sound waves. They absorb sound waves transmitted through water and use them as a form of nutrition. The sound waves that the Rec-Rec eat are then stored inside their bodies until they have been digested. Once the digestion process is complete, they play back the sounds in perfect four-second intervals. While these sounds are playfully emitted, wave patterns can be seen pulsating on their bodies. Rec-Rec always swim side by side in schools of four. When they swim at different speeds, the frequency with which they emit sounds also changes. Electroplankton Nanocarp Publisher: Nintendo Players: 1 ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) Price: 200 Nintendo DSi Points Description: Nanocarp have very sensitive hearing. Using their two ears to sense vibrations coming through the water, these plankton can distinguish sound quality and frequency. They display very interesting reactions to the sound of humans clapping or breathing. Nanocarp are also excellent swimmers. They have a tendency to swim in formations of 16 and react together when they detect sounds. These plankton emit sounds on their own when they sense waves on the water's surface. When this happens, the pitch of sounds they produce changes depending on where the Nanocarp is located. Electroplankton Beatnes Publisher: Nintendo Players: 1 ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) Price: 200 Nintendo DSi Points Description: Beatnes are curious plankton with geometrically shaped heads that form vertical strands like seaweed. Their bodies are made up of eight sections, each featuring a distinctive diamond-shaped tail. The sound of a Beatnes can vary wildly depending on which segment of the body is tapped. However, all of the sounds closely resemble the short-wave and triangular-wave sound effects from a Nintendo Entertainment System™ sound chip. When Beatnes are tapped in time with a rhythm, they continue to repeat the sounds in perfect time for a short period. Virtual Console Wonder Boy™ III: The Dragon's Trap Original platform: MASTER SYSTEM Publisher: SEGA Players: 1 ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Mild Cartoon Violence, Tobacco Reference Price: 500 Wii Points Description: Wonder Boy III: The Dragon's Trap is widely considered to be one of the best games produced for the SEGA MASTER SYSTEM. The direct sequel to Wonder Boy in Monster Land, it starts in the final lair of the previous game. This game is the first in the series to allow Wonder Boy to roam freely by using various animal forms, but as with previous games in the series, Wonder Boy can also buy various weapons, armor and items to help him in his quest. Cybernoid™ Original platform: Commodore 64 Publisher: Commodore Gaming Players: 1 ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Mild Fantasy Violence Price: 500 Wii Points Description: Federation storage depots have been raided by pirates, who've taken valuable minerals, jewels, ammunition and the latest battle weaponry. You have been commissioned by the Federation to retrieve the cargo and return it to storage within a specified time limit. The pirate craft have activated all planetary defense systems, which you must negotiate along with the pirates themselves. If you fail to reach the depot within the time limit, or if the value of your retrieved cargo is insufficient, you must forfeit one of your Cybernoid ships. Nintendo adds new titles to the Nintendo DSi Shop and the Wii Shop Channel at 9 a.m. Pacific time on Mondays. Users with broadband Internet access can redeem Wii Points or Nintendo DSi Points to download the games. Wii Points can be purchased in the Wii Shop Channel. Nintendo DSi Points can be purchased in the Nintendo DSi Shop. A Nintendo Points Card™ can be purchased at retail locations. All points from one Nintendo Points Card must be redeemed in either the Nintendo DSi Shop or the Wii Shop Channel. They are not transferable and cannot be divided between the two systems. Remember that both Wii and Nintendo DSi feature parental controls that let adults manage the content their children can access. For more information about this and other features, visit Wii.com or NintendoDSi.com.

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I always loved the Hanenbow, when I had Electroplankton. I may get this.

Really good week. Bomberman fans will be happy.

Beatnes was my favorite of the Electroplankton "games". If I had a DSi I'd buy it just to have instant access to it.

Why does it seem like every week, Wonder Boy comes out on the VC?!
I'll probably get Bomberman, though. Been needing something to play at work.

WOW. Huge day. Down for ExciteBike definitely. Might go for the Electroplankton games and Bomberman too.

Excitebike looks awesome, nice release.

Originally Posted by lilboo Why does it seem like every week, Wonder Boy comes out on the VC?!

Well , unless I lost track , this release should complete the wonder boy series , both with the "real" games , as well as the alternate versions. Other than the "6th" game , which was japan only , so we may or may not get that one.

Choose from multiple camera angles as you tilt your way to smooth landings using motion-sensitive controls.

Expectations sucessfully tempered. I'll wait for impressions or at least confirmation that the motion controls can be turned off ala Mario Kart Wii.

Originally Posted by Halo05 Expectations sucessfully tempered. I'll wait for impressions or at least confirmation that the motion controls can be turned off ala Mario Kart Wii.

http://wii.ign.com/articles/103/1039846p1.html

"Excitebike World Rally features two different control options at the start. By default you'll control the bike's steering by tapping up and down to change lanes, and tilting the controller left and right to lean back and forward. I'm a classic NES fan, so I immediately changed the controls to the traditional: instead of tilting the controller, you hold the Left or Right direction on the D-pad to lean back or forward. The game will record the best times for each track, and note with an icon, either a Wii remote or an NES controller, which control scheme was used for that best time."

There you go

Where oh where is Castlevania?!

Thanks a million Kaoz, I'll probably download it later today.

Castlevania would be nice but I'm happy enough with the huge number of titles for this week.

http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=103478
The US version of Bit.Trip Beat has been updated. It sounds like they fixed that bug where you had to get a high score to save your progress.