DS Fanboy's DSiWare screen round-up
by Chris Greenhough 
{ Dec 17th 2008 at 3:00PM }
Thirteen DSiWare titles will be released to Japan's DSi Shop on December 24, so we thought we'd construct a one-stop post where you can gawk at games most of us can't have. Past the jump, you'll find screens for all launch titles, as well as the price and size of each. How would you spend the free 1,000 DSi Points you get with the system?Because we love the series, we'll kick proceedings off with a look at A Little Dr. Mario (500 DSi Ware Points, 29 blocks required):
Gallery: Dr Mario Express
Gallery: Art Style Aquario
Gallery: Art Style Decode
Gallery: Pyoro (Bird and Bean)
Gallery: A Little Asobi Taizen Odegaru Trumps
Gallery: Magic Taizen Scary Numbers
Gallery: Magic Taizen Three Shuffle Games
Gallery: Magic Taizen Funny Face
Gallery: Paper Airplane
Gallery: Moving Memo Pad
Gallery: Utsusu! Made in Wario
- A Little Dr. Mario: 500 DSi Ware Points, 29 blocks required
- A Little Brain Training: Arts Edition: 800 DSi Ware Points, 67 blocks required
- A Little Brain Training: Science Edition: 800 DSi Ware Points, 51 blocks required
- Art Style Aquario: 500 DSi Ware Points, 93 blocks required
- Art Style Decode: 500 DSi Ware Points, 95 blocks required
- Pyoro (Bird and Bean): 200 DSi Ware Points, 14 blocks required
- A Little Asobi Taizen Odegaru Trumps: 500 DSi Ware Points, 30 blocks required
- Magic Taizen Scary Numbers: 200 DSi Ware Points, 22 blocks required
- Magic Taizen Three Shuffle Games: 200 DSi Ware Points, 23 blocks required
- Magic Taizen Funny Face: 200 DSi Ware Points, 24 blocks required
- Moving Memo Pad: FREE!. Space: 84 blocks
- Paper Airplane: 200 DSi Ware Points, 14 blocks required
- Utsusu! Made in Wario: 500 DSi Ware Points. Space 43 blocks
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Jenni @ Dec 17th 2008 5:10PM
I remember playing Paper Airplane on a computer back when I was in grade school! XD
I can't imagine actually paying to play it on a DS though.
So far, the DSiWare games are pretty anticlimactic.
SephFinale @ Dec 17th 2008 11:37PM
You're insane, I would totally pay a couple bucks to play Paper Plane whenever I wanted. I loved it on Wario Ware Inc.: Mega Micro Game$.
bullno1 @ Dec 18th 2008 8:35AM
I think DSiWare are softwares that no one would buy if they are on a seperate cartridge. But people still love and need them. They are not complete games so I don't see a reason why they should be climatic.
Back to the topic, I think I'll spend my points on the Magic Taizen series. They look like the old Master of Illusion game. It's quite fun to impress your friends with silly "magics".
Dr Mario? No thanks, I already have a flashcart with a NES emulator, but if the game support wifi, that's another story.
Anthony @ Jan 1st 2009 9:22PM
I'm looking forward to the Nintendo DSi United States release in May. I really hope that NOA will move the release date up to March 2009 instead of May 2009. Howbeit I'll be thank to purchase it and finally have access to the DSi Shop.
I look forward to downloading A Little Dr. Mario, Brain Age: Art Edition, Brain Age: Science and Moving Notepad. I also look forward to using Nintendo Zone here in America this year.