Nintendo has revealed the list of new downloadable titles and sales on its North American 3DS and Wii U eShop for the week of January 8, 2015. Here’s the list of the digital content highlights releasing on Nintendo’s digital distribution platform within the next seven days.
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- Best of Solitaire ($3.99)
Best of Solitaire features 101 variants of the Single-Player card game that brings endless challenge, all while being immensely relaxing. Including variations like Klondike, Yukon, Pyramid and Freecell, each game has on-screen instructions, meaning you are be able to learn brand new variants you’ve probably never heard of as of now.
- Maze ($2.99)
Ever wondered what it’s like to be lost in a maze? Well, developers TreeFall Studios and Eli Brewer take this idea and apply in their brand new First-Person Adventure title Maze. While trying to know all the Oracles, you have to collect coins, dodge traps and enemies, and, most importantly, escape from the mind-bending labyrinths. It also features a Multiplayer mode where you and a friend can race to see who reaches the end of the maze first.
- Painting Workshop ($4.99)
Painting Workshop is a great digital crafting tool for all you artists out there. Not only does it have a variety of palettes, layers, colors and styles, but it also includes lessons about the tools at your disposal within the software to have you make the best use of them. You can also save you creations to the 3DS’ SD card when you are done as well.
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- Chariot ($14.99)
In Chariot, you play as a Princess and her fiancé who must go on a thrilling adventure into the surface below to find the right tomb for their deceased king. The only thing is; they must drag the coffin with them into loot-filled caves by taking advantage of the crazy physics that come with carrying the funeral wagon. Chariot is mostly designed as a couch co-op Platformer, but you can also play it on your own as well. We thought it was awesome.
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- Adventures of Lolo ($4.99)
The devilish King Egger has kidnapped Lala, and it’s up to Lolo to set out to his haunted castle to save the love of his life. Combining his wits and strength, Lolo has to move blocks around the Great Devil’s fortress to trap enemies and proceed further along his quest, all while avoiding the many dangers located within the castle. It’s a mix of puzzle solving and precision that retro gamers will definitely want to check out.
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- Mega Man Battle Network 2 ($7.99)
Three months have passed since World Three disbanded, and now Lan and MegaMan.EXE must go out and stop a new spreading virus from a new Net crime organization. The sequel to the first Battle Network Mega Man game has you travelling through the cyberspace completing varied quests to enhance and acquire new abilities. Will you be able to wipe out this enemy threat?
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- 4 Elements & Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst (3DS)
These games and other selected titles from Tulip Games are on sale until April 2 on the 3DS eShop.
- Abyss & 99Moves (Wii U)
These games and more selected titles from EnjoyUp Games are on sale until January 29 on the Wii U eShop.
- Cubemen 2 (Wii U)
This title is more than 30 percent off until January 22 on the Wii U eShop, making it $4.99 instead of $7.99.
- Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse (3DS)
This Platformer is 25 percent off until January 22 on the 3DS eShop, making it $14.99 instead of $19.99.
- Van Helsing Sniper Zx100 (3DS)
This Shooter is more than 80 percent off until January 29 on the 3DS eShop, making it $0.99 instead of $6.66.
- Wooden Sen’Sey & Puddle (Wii U)
These games and other selected titles from Neko Entertainment are on sale until January 22 on the Wii U eShop.
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- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (3DS)
Originally released in October of 2013, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Action from developer Magic Pocket is now hitting the digital distribution platform on Nintendo’s handheld. However, the pricing information for the eShop version of this 3DS title has still yet to be determined.
- Wipeout 3 (Wii U)
Originally released in November of 2012, the third game based on the popular TV series Wipeout is now hitting the digital distribution platform on Nintendo’s home console. However, the pricing for the eShop version of this Wii U title has still yet to be determined.
What do you think of this week’s eShop line-up? Is there any particular game you are interested in buying? Let us know in the comments below and, as always, stay tuned to Gamer Headlines for all things gaming.
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