A classic Mega Man game blasts its way onto the Wii.
This week in the Download, Nintendo delivers the first adventure of Mega Man X alongside several new titles.
The WiiWare demos continue this week, DSiWare sees four new titles, and the Virtual Console gets a single NES game.
Seemingly "getting the memo" from fans, Nintendo has continued to provide WiiWare demos in this week's Nintendo Download. Players can sample both Lit from Wayforward Technologies and Urbanix from Nordcurrent.
Fire Up for February with Fresh Downloads for Nintendo Systems
Winter blues got you down? Bid farewell to January and say hello to a new batch of downloadable games for Wii™ and Nintendo DSiT systems. As always, the latest additions to the WiiWareT and Nintendo DSiWareT services offer a wide variety of titles to lift your spirits. WiiWare users can also take advantage of demo versions of select games available for zero Wii PointsT, giving players the chance to sample select games before downloading the full versions. As you trudge through the dog days of winter, the Wii Shop Channel and Nintendo DSi Shop are open 24 hours a day to help keep you fired up no matter what the weather has in store.
Capcom brings 1942 and Black Tiger to the Virtual Console Arcade alongside two new WiiWare demos and four DSiWare titles.
NINTENDO DOWNLOAD: BRACE FOR BUSY AIRPORTS, BIPLANE BATTLES, METEOR SHOWERS AND ROLLER DERBY MELEES
Time-Twisting, Beat-Tripping, Battle-Packed Adventures Await You
Whether creating the perfect sandwich or stepping into the boxing ring with wild animals, the latest additions to the WiiWare™ and Nintendo DSiWare™ downloadable game services are anything but ordinary. Doc Clock™: The Toasted Sandwich of Time treats Wii™ owners to a wild time-traveling adventure with an industrious, snack-happy hero. A demo version of the acclaimed BIT.TRIP BEAT game for WiiWare lets players sample its dazzling retro action for zero Wii Points™. For hand-held gaming fans, Glory Days – Tactical Defense brings rich military strategy to Nintendo DSiWare, while Animal Boxing pits the player against a passel of pugilistic critters against one another in the squared circle. Visit the Wii Shop Channel and Nintendo DSi Shop every Monday to discover an inventive, ever-growing variety of games.
A brand new WiiWare demo hits the service alongside two full games and three DSiWare titles.
This week's Nintendo Download brings a total of five new titles, two on WiiWare and three on DSiWare, and a single WiiWare demo.
The recently released multiplatform title will no longer be making its way to the platform it was first announced for.
Yesterday, it was announced by Team Meat that they will be cancelling the WiiWare release of Super Meat Boy. By the end of development of the game, they were already concerned that the title wouldn't be able to be compressed down to the strict 40MB size restriction of the system.
Mario Party 2 makes its way onto the Virtual Console just in time for Christmas.
Nintendo is launching one virtual console game, two Wiiware games, one demo, and four pieces of DSiWare in this week's Nintendo Download.
Fluidity Has WiiWare Service Overflowing with Downloadable Fun
Making its debut on the WiiWare™ service this week, Fluidity invites players to embark on an exciting hydro action adventure by controlling water in various forms. Players can test the waters before diving in by downloading a demo version of the game for zero Wii Points™. Meanwhile, a pair of arcade classics from Capcom – Wolf of the Battlefield: COMMANDO and SONSON™ – are now available via the Virtual Console™ service, letting fans enjoy old-school battle action on the Wii™ system. And if those battles aren’t enough for you, check out Dairojo! Samurai Defenders for the Nintendo DSiWare™ service.Cave Story sees release on DSiWare alongside a full line-up of games, and a demo for the same game on WiiWare.
This week's Nintendo Download brings a full offering of games, most interestingly Cave Story on DSiWare. After a listing in Nintendo Power a couple of months ago, it was assumed the game was in development, but no official statement was ever released.
