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siliconera.com - 28 days ago

DSiWare Domo Games Are Actually GBA Games

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While Crash-Course Domo and White-Water Domo are new for us, they were originally part of a Game Boy Advance game.

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kotaku.com - 28 days ago

Domo Games Micro-Review: No Thanks, Nintendo [Review]

— kotaku.com — If there's a good Nintendo and a bad Nintendo, then the release of five linked, downloadable games... on the DSi represents that latter corporate personality at its worst. 1) Take five mini-games from what must have been an underwhelming 2002 Game Boy ... (more) Domo Games Micro-Review: No Thanks, Nintendo [Review]

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siliconera.com - 22 days ago

Aksys Gives DSiWare A Shot Of Sherry

— siliconera.com — In the not so distant future, Aksys will release their first DSiWare game and it’s a localization... of an existing Arc System Works game. (more) Aksys Gives DSiWare A Shot Of Sherry

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nintendoeverything.com - 30 days ago

WiiWare/VC/DSiWare downloads – block sizes

— nintendoeverything.com — WiiWare ”Aha! I Got It!” Escape Game – 94 blocks Family Card Games – 125 blocks Carnival... King – 314 blocks VC Fighting Street – 201 blocks R-TYPE – 23 blocks DSiWare Battle of Giants: Dragons – Bronze Edition – 121 ... (more) WiiWare/VC/DSiWare downloads – block sizes

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Domo Games Micro-Review: No Thanks, Nintendo [Review]
Kotaku — ... more than a single-screen Missile Command riff involving a bird sticking his tongue out to catch air-dropped beans. Its tight design rewards return play and harkens back to an era of single-screen arcade ingenuity. The Domo games, however, lacking in depth or more than a handful of levels of content, feel like clumsy side-attractions. The games make little use of the DS' second screen other than for maps, minimal use of the touch-screen, and sport graphics barely better-animated than what was on the GBA. The DSiWare store doesn't even offer a budget option for people who buy ...