Japan to boldly play Go where no man has played Go before (WiiWare)
Next week, Silver Star Japan's Saikyou Ginsei Shogi will be joined on Japan's WiiWare service by a sequel of sorts. Another of their board game simulations (Silver Star is planning a series of six), Saikyou Ginsei Igo will be released as a download by EA Japan. Like Ginsei Shogi, this new game will be a Wii version of a traditional board game: this time, Go. It features 1-2 player modes, customizable board sizes and difficulty levels, and a hint option to help new players.
If you'd like to see a virtual board game being played, a trailer is available at the game's website. We're hoping for Saikyou Ginsei Crocodile Dentist next.
[Via Inside-Games]
If you'd like to see a virtual board game being played, a trailer is available at the game's website. We're hoping for Saikyou Ginsei Crocodile Dentist next.
Gallery: Saikyou Ginsei Go
[Via Inside-Games]






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Rocketboy @ Jun 19th 2008 4:45PM
Please bring Go to the states... that would be a insta-buy for me, doubly so if it included a basic trainer/instruction.
Alex Brown @ Jun 20th 2008 4:10PM
I would love both this and Shogi.
Anyone know if there's any good versions of Go/Shogi/anything else? There's a zillion DS games but it's extremely hard to tell if any of them are any good.
bhengh @ Jun 19th 2008 11:38PM
If it has online play with a rating system similar to Dr. Mario, then very cool. I hope it comes to North America.
Without online play, however, the game is kinda pointless.
Nate Dawg @ Jun 20th 2008 2:17PM
Is it possible to set the Wii to the Japan region to download Japanese Wiiware releases?
Jamar @ Jun 24th 2008 11:52AM
Nope, gotta get a Japanese Wii to start with. Of course, to play American games, then you'd need the Homebrew Channel or a modchip (oh noes!).