Get the most out of your Wii or Nintendo DSi by downloading new software directly from the Wii Shop Channel or Nintendo DSi Shop in exchange for Nintendo Points. More information on WiiWare and Nintendo DSiWare can be found at the bottom of this article. The following new releases will be available from tomorrow:

WiiWare

New, original games offering something for everyone!

FISHIE FISHIE
Welcome to “FISHIE FISHIE”, a game that can be played with just one button! In “FISHIE FISHIE”, you are a fish that has to eat all the time. You also have to finish several different game modes as quickly as possible. Every second counts. To win, you’ll have to get through over a hundred levels spread over various game modes: “story”, “soccer”, “capture the star”, “survival”, “skill” and a large competition. You can play solo, or up to four people can play on the same screen. In co-op mode or every fishie for himself, it’s no holds barred to win.

Virtual Console

Enjoy classic games from yesteryear on your Wii console!

SAMURAI SHODOWN III – NEOGEO
Released in 1995, this third instalment of the popular fighting series Samurai Shodown takes place between the first and second instalments. Choose from 12 samurai seeking to defeat Zankuro Minazuki. Enjoy upgrades from the last version such as the ability for you to fill your rage gauge or defend in midair. You can also select from slash and bust personality types for each character. Each type has its own set of explosive special moves for you to take advantage of, effectively doubling the amount of characters you can play.

Nintendo DSiWare

Access a world of new possibilities with Nintendo DSiWare.

GO Series 10 Second Run
Run like the wind in this unique twist on the classic platform game! Take control of a stick man and run for your life across an obstacle course to reach the goal within 10 seconds. Move like your life depends on it, dashing across platforms, avoiding hazards, desperately trying to reach the exit in under 10 seconds. Go flat out over 50 stages and three game modes.

My Farm
My Farm is a breeding simulation game! At the beginning, all you own is an empty field, a few pennies and a single little hen… You need to feed the hen and take care of it! Take the money you get from selling the hen’s eggs and buy new animals to take care of and the equipment you need on your farm to do so. Little by little as your farm builds up, you will unlock certain bonuses (wind turbine, rooster, guard dog, tractor, etc.). And you will be able to exchange your animals with your friends who play My Farm or My Exotic Farm!

Jazzy Billiards
Enjoy a traditional game of nine-ball pool against a computer, or against a friend using a single Nintendo DSi, while listening to smooth jazz in Jazzy Billiards. Jazzy Billiards features an intuitive control scheme that takes full advantage of the Nintendo DSi stylus and Touch Screen, and also simulates realistic collision physics between the balls. Simply point in the direction you want to hit the cue ball, aim, then use the stylus to pull back the cue and hit the ball.

Where’s Wally? Travel Pack 2
Based on the hit publishing series, Where’s Wally? The Fantastic Journey Travel Pack 2 is the ultimate SEARCH & FIND FUN inside the magical worlds of The Nasty Nasties, The Fighting Foresters and The Deep-Sea Divers. Challenge friends or play solo as you search for hidden items, and be ready for surprises and sabotage to fuel the fun!

About WiiWare (Wii Shop Channel)
To discover more about WiiWare and read about the other WiiWare games currently available, visit the WiiWare home page.

About Virtual Console (Wii Shop Channel)
The Virtual Console is a treasure trove of classic games from past consoles like N64, NES, SNES, SEGA Mega Drive, SEGA MASTER SYSTEM, NEOGEO, Commodore 64 and TurboGrafx (PC Engine) and even the arcade era! Find your favourite games from yesteryear! Click here to read more about all Virtual Console games available.

About Nintendo DSiWare (Nintendo DSi Shop)
Nintendo DSiWare offers an ever-expanding collection of games and applications exclusive to Nintendo DSi. From useful applications like the Nintendo DSi Browser to bite-sized versions of your favourite games, there’s always something new in store! Click here to read more about all Nintendo DSiWare games available.

About Nintendo Points
With your Nintendo DSi or Wii wirelessly connected to the Internet you can access the Nintendo DSi Shop or Wii Shop Channel and start browsing. In the Nintendo DSi Shop, you can turn Nintendo Points into Nintendo DSi Points and redeem them for Nintendo DSiWare games and applications. In the Wii Shop Channel, you can turn Nintendo Points into Wii Points and redeem them for Virtual Console games, Wii Channels or WiiWare games. Nintendo Points can be purchased at retail outlets. They can also be bought directly as Nintendo DSi Points in the Nintendo DSi Shop, or as Wii Points in the Wii Shop Channel. Click here to read more about Nintendo Points for the Nintendo DSi.

Sega, Konami and others have let loose what games they will be showing at this years Tokyo Games Show. I’m a bit disappointed with the lack of 3DS games!

Sega

Sonic Colors
Shiren the Wanderer 5

Konami

Zac to Ombra: Maboroshi no Yuuenchi
Magician’s Quest: The Merchant’s Store of Sorcery
Metal Fight Beyblade
Momotaro Dentetsu World

Tecmo

Ishin no Arashi Shippuu Ryoumaden

Level 5

Inazuma Eleven 3
Ni no Kuni (PS3/DS)

It has been a long time in the making and it has seen a few delays, but Furry Legends is finally ready to download in Europe and it’s yours for just 1000 Nintendo Points. The other main highlight this week has to be Fatal Fury 3 on VC!

WiiWare
Furry Legends (1000 Nintendo Points, Gamelion Studios)
A Monsteca Corral: Monsters Vs. Robots (500 Nintendo Points, Onteca)

Virtual Console
Fatal Fury 3: Road to the Final Victory (900 Nintendo Points, D4 Enterprise)

DSiWare
Hospital Havoc (500 Nintendo Points, Hands-On Mobile)
Primrose (200 Nintendo Points, Sabarasa Digital Builders)
3D Mahjong (500 Nintendo Points, GameOn)

Two weeks in a row with Virtual Console games! Now then Nintendo where’s my Pilotwings 64 please?

Rules are made to be broken – or at least bent a little, right? This week, the latest downloadable games for the Wii™ and Nintendo DSi™ systems offer some fun ways to defy convention. The award-winning And Yet It Moves for the WiiWare™ service invites players to mess with the laws of physics and turn their worlds upside-down. In the imported NES™ classic UFROURIA™: THE SAGA, you’ll need to switch between characters and do whatever it takes to complete a challenging quest. On the Nintendo DSiWare™ service, Rytmik lets you create your own musical compositions, while G.G Series NINJA KARAKURI DEN lets you play by your own rules as a stealthy ninja. If there’s one rule you shouldn’t break while using Nintendo systems, it’s this one: Have a blast!

WiiWare

And Yet It Moves
Publisher: Broken Rules
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Mild Violence
Price: 1,000 Wii Points™
Description: And Yet It Moves is an award-winning, physics-based platform game in which players run and jump through a world made of paper. To aid in completing its twisted, mind-bending levels, you possess the unique ability to rotate the world at will. Walls become floors, slides become platforms – but a harmless pile of rocks becomes a hazardous threat when turned upside-down. Use the Wii Remote™ controller like a magic wand to tilt the world. Explore beautifully crafted environments. Survive 20 challenging levels filled with strange creatures, traps and puzzles. Unlock bonus levels, competitive play modes and surprising modifications that change the entire game. Turn your world upside-down with And Yet It Moves!

Virtual Console™

UFOURIA: THE SAGA
Original platform: NES
Publisher: Sunsoft
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Comic Mischief
Price: 600 Wii Points
Description: Join Bop Louie as he searches for three friends – Shades, Freeon Leon and Gil – to help him complete his mad scramble. It won’t be easy. Brain-boggling mazes, traps and bizarre pitfalls stand in your way on the journey back to Ufouria. You’ll rely on your friends to survive in this strange, changing world, and you’d better have the right powers for the strange worlds you’ll encounter. As you make your trek through mystical forests, deserts and oceans, you’ll need to seek out and destroy monstrous creatures every step of the way. Will you have the right powers at the right time? Don’t let the mind-zapping colors and stupefying sound effects throw you off.

Nintendo DSiWare

Rytmik
Publisher: CINEMAX
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Price: 800 Nintendo DSi Points™
Description: Rytmik is an application for creating rhythmical and melodic themes and composing whole songs. It contains more than 170 carefully selected sound samples of drums, cymbals, percussion, bass and melodic instruments. With Rytmik you can quickly and easily create the basic building block: an audio clip. It consists of musical notations for up to four instruments that you may transpose, select their location in the stereo field and modify their volume, polyphony and echo. You can arbitrarily combine as many as 128 clips in four tracks to create complex pieces of music. You also have a rhythm library with a varied collection of 16 pre-made compositions that can be used to help quickly compose your own pieces. For the best musical experience, we recommend connecting headphones or a quality speaker system (not included).

G.G Series NINJA KARAKURI DEN
Publisher: Genterprise Inc.
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Mild Cartoon Violence
Price: 200 Nintendo DSi Points
Description: Jump and slash as a gravity-defying ninja in this acrobatic action game. Control a jumping ninja as he fights his way through a booby-trapped mansion. When your ninja touches a platform, it will automatically disappear and he will jump, making for pretty unstable footing. But where some see obstacles, a ninja sees opportunity. You will be forced to think on your feet, push your reflexes and bend the very rules of physics to conquer your treacherous surroundings. Master the art of the dash, shuriken and sword. Be a ninja.

My Farm
Publisher: BiP media
Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Price: 200 Nintendo DSi Points
Description: My Farm is a livestock farming simulation game. At the beginning, all you own is an empty field, a few pennies and a single hen. If you feed the hen and take care of it, she will lay eggs that can be sold. With this money, you can buy new animals at the Farmers’ Market and purchase equipment from the shopkeeper. Little by little, as your farm builds up, you will unlock bonuses including a wind turbine, rooster, guard dog and tractor. You will be able to exchange your animals with your friends who play My Farm or My Exotic Farm. There are six kinds of animals to customize, many farm improvements to buy and bonuses to collect.

Absolute Reversi
Publisher: Tasuke
Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Price: 200 Nintendo DSi Points
Description: This reversi game is for all players at any level. Absolute Reversi takes the classic strategy game and updates it for the 21st century with three modes of play. Free Play mode lets you select one of eight characters with different abilities to play against. In Challenge mode, you are given missions to complete to advance in the game. With the third mode, you can play against a friend using DS Download Play. Additional features include a strategy guide, different ability levels and the “Assistance” function, which highlights all possible moves per turn.

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 http://wii.com or http://www.nintendodsi.com.