Official Wii VC/WiiWare thread

**James** · 16 Dec 2009, 11:10 PM

There are no changes to Blaster Master itself. He said it's a promotional tie-in for those who finish the game, and has backed it up a few places. Feel free to lynch the living hell out of him if details don't emerge soon, but it's a bit early yet.

We got Blaster Master on VC and the Telnet and Sunsoft libraries should be coming along at a nice pace behind it. I've got no complaints about it yet.

Also, Blaster Master is easier than I remember.

James

**Yoshi** · 21 Dec 2009, 08:53 PM

Originally Posted by Yoshi

WHERE THE FUCK IS CASTLEVANIA?

**Melf** · 22 Dec 2009, 09:41 AM

Ninja Gaiden brings back some awesome memories, but it has black bars on either side. Boo.

**Low** · 22 Dec 2009, 10:55 AM

Actually shocked Nintendo didn't release Castlevania and brick Yoshi's Wii for Xmas. Enjoy your lump of coal bitch.

**Yoshi** · 22 Dec 2009, 11:10 AM

I actually wouldn't be that upset if my Wii bricked. I'd toss it and never buy another Nintendo product.

**Low** · 22 Dec 2009, 11:13 AM

Lies

Anyway, Game Arts has a new Wiiware title due out next week, $5 to boot:

http://www.gamingbits.com/content/view/7107/2/

Famed Japanese developer GAME ARTS will be releasing its first original game in a decade, The Magic Obelisk for WiiWare. The Magic Obelisk tells the tale of Lukus, a tree spirit who is on his journey to reach a suitable home to take root. Lukus is like other tree spirits in his world and can transform into trees while helping others in his world. On his journey to his final destination he befriends Popo, a light spirit who lights up magic obelisks to create shadows for Lukus to traverse through. Players will control Popo in this tale of friendship, which features fascinating characters in a lush storybook world.

The game is chock full of obstacles, puzzles plus various friends and foes. From richly detailed robots, spirits and ghosts, the storybook dedication is apparent. GAME ARTS will bring forth a truly refreshing cartoony appearance to The Magic Obelisk through this adventure of friendship between Popo and Lukus.

"It is our goal to bring players not only addictive gameplay, but also an emotional response to characters and their dependence on one another" said Kazuki Morishita, President of GAME ARTS.