100th Title Released On WiiWare

Nintendo is celebrating yet another milestone this week with the addition of the 100th WiiWare title in their ever growing online catalogue of games. The 100th game turned out to be “BIT.TRIP CORE” from publisher Aksys Games. “BIT.TRIP CORE” contines the BIT.TRIP saga in this retro-arcade-style game. The experience is inspired by games from the 80’s but with a modern twist. The game play is entirely new to the series, leaving the single-axis controls of BIT.TRIP BEAT behind in favor of the ability to control two axes. If the difficulty gets you down, grab a friend and play cooperatively with two-player multiplayer.

Another recent Wii Ware title was “BUST-A-MOVE Plus!”. Bust a Move is a simple puzzle game in which you must try to burst a multi colored mass of bubbles with your very own bubble launcher. Every time you make a group of three or more bubbles of the same color, they pop. There are two game modes available: 1P Puzzle (players tackle the game’s 135 stages in pursuit of a new high score or best time) and Battle (players take on friends or computer-controlled opponents). If that doesn’t satisfy your passion for popping, there are a total of 270 extra stages waiting for you in the two add-on-content packs.

The third title that was recenty released is titled, “Heracles Chariot Racing”. The famous Heracles has taken on a challenge like none he has ever faced. Our hero will have to beat his opponents in a race across mythological kingdoms and be the first to reach the top of Mount Olympus. You can play as Heracles and help him return the sacred trophy, or play as one of the other varied mythological characters from Satyr to Poseidon and claim the prize for yourself. Race through three racing cups across 10 courses set in five mythic landscapes. Use awesome fantasy weaponry to defeat your opponents: tridents, fireballs, Zeus’s lightning rods and more. Get your friends together for intense two-to-four-player split-screen multiplayer action in Championship, Single Race or Battle mode.