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Zelda II: The Adventure of Link is the highpoint of this week’s collection of 3DS eShop, DSiWare and WiiWare releases. Crazy Kangaroo and Bookstore Dream will also be released in the eShop and Metal Slug X is available for download via WiiWare. Another group of DLC songs for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy will be relased for the 3DS. Zelda II: The Adventure of Link is the direct sequel to the Legend of Zelda and is famed for taking the series in a new direction. In the game Link must seek the Triforce of Courage and awaken Princess Zelda from a sleeping spell. Zelda II mixes side-scrolling action with a top-down overworld map. The game also features role-playing aspects that are unique to the series. Zelda II: The Adventure of Link will cost £4.50 on the 3DS eShop. Crazy Kangaroo features Barney, a cute kangaroo who is caught by evil poachers but fell out of an aeroplane. In the game players must help Barney find his way home. The top down platformer features a combination of Motion sensor and Circle Pad controls. Crazy Kangaroo will be available to download on the 3DS eShop for £3.60
Bookstore Dream is a management simulation game in which you manage your own bookstore. Players must You can put the best books on their shelves and connect with book publishers. They will also have to make sure you keep stocks at a good level when demand goes up. Bookstore Dream will cost £1.80 on the 3DS eShop or 200 DSi Ware points This weeks WiiWare release is Metal Slug X.The game is an updated and improved version of the NeoGeo game Metal Slug 2 released in 1999. The game includes the new "Iron Lizard" weapon which chases enemies and the "Drop Shot" weapon whose shots bounce. Metal Slug X features a variety of new enemires and will allow players to change the games difficulty by changing the position of bosses and other things. Metal Slug X will cost 900 WiiWare points (around £9.00) This weeks batch of 3DS DLC songs for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy will cost 90p each, and include: Somnus (Final Fantasy Chronicles -Field Music Stage) Gustaberg (Final Fantasy 11 – Field Music Stage) The Battle for Freedom (Final Fantasy 12 – Battle Music Stage) Final Battle (Final Fantasy 10 – Battle Music Stage) |
