It's that time of the week again when Nintendo reveals titles to go into the WiiWare and DSiWare library of games and applications. This week's European offering from Nintendo has Final Fantasy. IV: the After Years on the WiiWare service and Animal Crossing Calculator, Animal Crossing Clock and Art Style: Kudos on the DSiWare Service.
Final Fantasy IV: The After Years is the sequel to the role playing game Final Fantasy IV, taking place many years after the original. The game was released last week for North America and now Ceodore and his friends come to Europe to save the world from evil once more. The After Years is by Square Enix and can be obtained for 800 Wii Points. There will be additional chapters to extend the adventure, which can be downloaded using Nintendo's Wi-Fii Connection, Starting with Rydia's Tale now available for 300 Wii Points.
European DSi users get a bunch of new content beginning with Animal Crossing Calculator, and application intended on making math an enjoyable experience as favorite Animal Crossing visuals and sounds are played. The application also comes with a Unit Converter function which lets user convert between various measurements such as length, weight, temperature, speed and others. It even let you convert human years to animal years and can be purchased by redeeming 200 Nintendo DSi points.
Animal Crossing Clock is an Application from Nintendo for 200 Nintendo DSi Points which allow users to keep alarms on their DSi and wake up to Animal Crossing backgrounds, switch between twelve or twenty-four hour modes choosing either analog or digital displays and set up to three different alarms which make use of Animal Crossing tunes. Users can even use saved aounds for the alarms or compose their own Town Tune which can be set to play every hour.
Lastly for DSi owners, is the game Art Style: Kubos from Nintendo for 500 Nintendo DSi points. In the game players have to scale a tower of cubes that keeps getting taller as more cubes fal onto it from above. Players must avoid getting crushed under the falling cubes, but at the same time keep climbing upwards to avoid falling off the tower as the lowermost cubes start to disappear. There are various modes in which the game can be played, such as Tower Mode or Ten Floors Mode. Players can also defuse bomb cubes or dislodge obstacles with a Cube Blast.
Downloaded games can be added to an SD card or onto the Wii's internal memory and played back from the SD Card Menu or the Wii Menu. Parents can also control what content is viewed by their children with the Parental Control Features from Nintendo.
Source: Gameguru
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