wraggster
April 19th, 2009, 01:28
Nintendo has more DSiWare games on the way across the pond in Japan. Today, the company shared a look at four new titles. Here they are with links to their official sites.
Leading the way is the third DSiWare Brain Age game, Brain Age: Sudoku Version. Yes, the sudoku craze has taken even Brain Age. This 500 DSi Point title includes 116 sudoku problems along with the usual brain age check tools.
The Chotto Magic Taizen series of magic titles is getting a new entry through Date Uranai. This 200 DSi Point title includes a magic trick that manages to determine the place your partner wants to go for a date.
Nintendo will be putting the DSi camera to use in Itsudemo Print Club. Set for 500 DSi Points, this software version of the Atlus Print Club brand allows you to decorate pictures with glossy stickers and shiny effects. Pictures can be saved to a My Print Book and exchanged with friends.
Finally, there's Atsumeru Egaocho, another photo app. This one has you go around collecting pictures of people's faces. Once you've taken a picture, you can have the game share ratings about the face, including animal type, capability, and level of "moteru," which is Japanese for how much action someone is getting. The software can also determine similarities and compatibility between multiple faces. Pricing is set at 500 DSi Points.
These four games will be available on April 22, only in Japan.
http://uk.ds.ign.com/articles/973/973971p1.html
Leading the way is the third DSiWare Brain Age game, Brain Age: Sudoku Version. Yes, the sudoku craze has taken even Brain Age. This 500 DSi Point title includes 116 sudoku problems along with the usual brain age check tools.
The Chotto Magic Taizen series of magic titles is getting a new entry through Date Uranai. This 200 DSi Point title includes a magic trick that manages to determine the place your partner wants to go for a date.
Nintendo will be putting the DSi camera to use in Itsudemo Print Club. Set for 500 DSi Points, this software version of the Atlus Print Club brand allows you to decorate pictures with glossy stickers and shiny effects. Pictures can be saved to a My Print Book and exchanged with friends.
Finally, there's Atsumeru Egaocho, another photo app. This one has you go around collecting pictures of people's faces. Once you've taken a picture, you can have the game share ratings about the face, including animal type, capability, and level of "moteru," which is Japanese for how much action someone is getting. The software can also determine similarities and compatibility between multiple faces. Pricing is set at 500 DSi Points.
These four games will be available on April 22, only in Japan.
http://uk.ds.ign.com/articles/973/973971p1.html