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Famitsu reveals three big name Wiiware titles
Famitsu reveals three big name Wiiware titles Review for ww Posted by Daniel Vuckovic, Jan 22, 2009 22:00

Famitsu reveals three big name Wiiware titles
The latest Famitsu magazine has revealed three new WiiWare games from industry giants Sega, Square Enix and Tatio. Square Enix’s title is a WiiWare version of the iPhone game Crystal Defenders and is essentially a classic style tower defence game. The second game is a new version of Tatio’s arcade classic Bubble Bobble. Titled exotically ‘Bubble Bobble Wii’, it’s out this month in Japan for 800 points. It features 4 player modes and has a total of 400 stages, and more to come via DLC later on. More inside.
Finally the last game is Sega’s secret game that had been teasing for the last week. Chindouchou! Pole no Daibouken (Eventful Journey! Pole's Big Adventure) is a new game with NES style graphics which appears to take the mickey out of real NES games. For example, the mushroom on the site comes out of bricks like in Mario but instead of making you bigger it makes your character bigger than the entire screen. An odd one worth keeping an eye on, for sure. It hits Japan on February 3rd for a low 500 points. Source: Nintendo Wii Fanboy



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