[Wii] WiiWare. Like SpyWare only less useful.

The reason Dr. Mario is on WiiWare is probably because it was remade for the Wii, and also features online playing against one another via WFC.

Dr. Mario & Saikin Bokumetsu:

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In Pokémon Ranch, you basically upload your Pokémon from Diamond and Pearl, and then you watch them walk around, and you can throw your Mii in, and take pictures.

Then you send it to people. Amazing. Really.

Saku Saku Animal Panic seems like some sort of puzzle game, in which you are supposed to fence off animals so they will not get in contact with other animals. Don't want crocodiles to touch your giraffes and such.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as King is basically Sim City with a Final Fantasy twist. The warriors in your town (which you are rebuilding due to events from Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles) go out and kill monsters and explore dungeons all on their own. Your job as the King is to make sure the city can satisfy all the needs of the people and that your warriors are capable of defending the town itself.

LONPOS is a game similar to Daedalin Opus for the GameBoy. You are given an area with some blocks. Make it so all the shapes are used and every space is filled. The video can speak for itself. This is a brainteaser that is a big hit to some people.

LONPOS:

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If there are any other games that need to be explained let me know.

How ya doing, buddy?

I'm buying My Life as a King, but I need to free up some space for it (requires 287 blocks for just the game................................~)

Apparently, while looking it up at wikipedia, it has downloadable content, each with their own pricing:

Who wants to read a giant textbomb:

The downloadable content was made available from April 1, 2008 and 8 items were initially offered:

* Lilty House, Selkie House, Yuke House (300 Points each): Houses that produce new adventurers of the other three races from the Crystal Chronicles world.
* Three Races Pack (800 Points): All three new races in one slightly discounted set.
* King's Change of Clothes (100 Points): A pirate outfit for the King.
* Chime's Dress-Up (100 Points): A new outfit for the player's assistant Chime.
* Sacred Shrine (200 Points): A shrine that lets warriors temporarily buff themselves up.
* Gorgeous House (100 Points): A big house that many different people can live in.

Additional content has since been added and announced:

* Castle Update (100 Points)
* 11 Dungeons Pack (300 Points): A pack containing 11 new dungeons due out in late April 2008. Clearing these dungeons will reward the player with new buildings.
* Tower of Eternity (300 Points): A special dungeon featuring a gigantic tower and a formidable monster. If the monster is destroyed, the player is rewarded with an invaluable treasure. This dungeon is due out in June 2008.
* Library (200 Points): Gives the player the skill to memorize race-specific abilities and to train their warriors further. Also due in June 2008.

100 Point downloads for a new dungeon and the ability for the player to alter their adventurers' names, as well as additional clothing items, including a bikini for Chime, will also become available in future.

Users who purchased and downloaded the game before April 1 can redownload an updated version of the game in order to access the new content.

It's going to eventually end up costing more than an actual hard copy of a game, and depending on what you're comparing it to it probably already does...

Most amazing jew boots

Yeah, it's not too bad. I wouldn't mind paying it, although I'd only go for the important things like the dungeon & races. Races really should have been included though.

At least it warns you before you download that Wii Points will be required for additional content. The red sticker of doom.


Assuming those that are out are available to us right now, the only thing I'd grab with my leftover points (500) is the dungeon pack and the shrine. Not sure how many dungeons are available right off the bat, but considering how I bend time to complete games I'd probably get bored of watching them walk into the same dungeon time and time again.

Spoiler:

Who am I kidding, I'll just fall asleep and let the game play itself

Decided to see what was available for Add-on Content:

Spoiler:

This content is licensed by Nintendo (lol)
(after it connects to the server and retrieves the data)

Add-on Content Name - Wii Points - Blocks Required
Dungeon Pack - 300 - 1
Triple Race Pack - 800 - 2
Lilty Hut - 300 - 1
Selkie Den - 300 - 1
Yuke Shack - 300 - 1
New Royal Outfit - 100 - 3
New Chancellor Outfit - 100 - 3
Luxurious House - 100 - 1
Sacred Shrine - 200 - 1

I guess to go a bit "in detail" (more like just say what it tells you on the purchase screen):

Spoiler:

(All or some content carries over into new games):

Dungeon Pack - Adds 11 dungeons, clearing said dungeons raises the limitation on weapon,armor, item shops. Also taverns, parks, gaming halls, and houses. Only the new building limits of weapon, armor, item shops, and parks will carry over to new games.

Triple Race Pack - Adds dungeons that unlock Lilty huts, Selkie dens, and Yuke shacks to the game. You CANNOT purchase this if you have purchased any of the single housings. Carries over to new games once unlocked, however the gender and job of adventurers are preset and cannot be changed.

Lilty Hut - Adds Erithrow Cliffs. Clearing this adds Lilty Huts to buliding menu. This feature can be carried over to new games once unlocked. 1 male and 1 female family member are recalled to a hut. The Lilty adventurer recalled is always a male warrior who cannot change jobs.

Selkie Den - Adds Axilla Cinderwood. Clearing this adds Selkie Dens to the building menu. Carried over to new games, yadda yadda. 3 female family members are recalled to a den. Always a female thief.

Yuke Shack - Glisera Oasis. Yuke Shacks. Carries over. 1 male and 1 youth. Either male black mage or female white mage.

New Royal Outfit - Costume for the king.

New Chancellor Outfit - Costume for Chime. I assume this and the royal outfit would carry over. I don't see why not?

Luxurious House - Adds 3 dungeons. Clear them to add luxurious houses. Greatly increases your income. Carries over.

Sacred Shrine - Adds 3 dungeons. Clear to add sacred shrines. Boost stats temporarily. Carries over.

Bought all the DLC available. It piles itself into one nice file for backup purposes I guess.

Buying everything costs $16, and you get:

• 20 New Dungeons (the game itself has enough dungeons to keep you satisfied I figure. I put in a few hours, but I'm barely scratching the surface and have 10 dungeons to explore)
• 5 New Buildings
• 3 New Races
• 2 Outfits (One for Leo, one for Chime)
• Increased limits on weapon/armor/item/tavern/park/gaming hall/house (aka you are allowed to build more)

Leo should get a new outfit tomorrow, while Chime's bikini comes on the 20th. The buildings and races must be unlocked, and they are for Lv16~40 range. The Races are pretty easy to grab though if you play it smart and abuse Morale support, considering they are for Lv 8.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.