Colorado, USA - January 5th, 2009 – Indie developer Semnat Studios is excited to finally announce the upcoming Wii™ release of Eduardo the Samurai Toaster, an incredibly fast and frenetic sidescrolling, run‘n’gun 2D shooter. The game will be released exclusively for WiiWare™ this winter, developed and published by Semnat Studios.
With visuals drawn and scanned in from several different art mediums such as pen & ink, acrylic paint and charcoal, Eduardo sports an untraditional aesthetic design for a videogame. Jump, shoot, whip, drive, fly and throw your way through hordes of Peking Opera pastries, spear toting carrots, robotic mangos, and more. Play with friends as you learn to cooperate effectively, or be annoying by throwing each other around the screen and attacking one another.
FEATURES
- Drop in co-op play for up to four players.
- Ride scooters equipped with laser-blasters and fly around in rocket packs in single player or co-op.
- Use 5 different pastry pickups to upgrade your firepower.
- Battle enemies through 13 unique levels.
- Several different difficulty options to choose from, allowing players to pick their desired level of challenge.
Eduardo the Samurai Toaster has been Rated E for everyone by the ESRB.
Videos:
Wii:
–Clone Wars Wii Deleted Scene Video
–FIFA Soccer 09 All-Play Video 4
–Wario Land: Shake It! Tips 4
–Celebrity Sports Showdown Dodgeball Video
DS:
–Blue Dragon Plus Video 3
–Personal Trainer: Math Info Video
WiiWare:
–Sandy Beach Info Video
Other:
–Digest Video
DS Demos: (Expire 1/11)
–Personal Trainer: Cooking Lasagna Demo
–Mystery P.I. - Portrait of a Thief
–Elebits: The Adventures of Kai and Zero
–Kung Fu Panda: Legendary Warriors
Check out a ton more screens over at Kotaku and below is some more information about the game.
Battle Details: - choose command
- screen rotates to monster perspective when being attacked
- camera zooms out for certain spells
- ‘Hissatsu moves’ are available when you have low hit points. These are special attacks that deal out big damage
- different character classes have different ‘Hissatsu moves’
- ‘Hissatsu’ command lights up when move is available
- Soldier ‘Hissatsu move’ = Excellent Hit
- if all characters use ‘Hissatsu moves’ at the same time, you get a ‘Super Hissatsu move’
New Monsters:
- Nubon: sluggish and lazy for the most part, but may suddenly strike with a boulder throw
- Desert Runner: very fast
- Upa Soldier: specializes in dodging attacks
- Snail Frog: cross between a snail and a frog, attacks with a lick that immobilizes you
Konami and building sand castles? That just doesn’t go together, but for only 500 Nintendo points I’m up for it and then their is Kirby, I love Kirby and will buy the game for that reason alone. It looks like Nintendo has better prices for games we know nothing about. The past few title have been priced right…Keep it up Nintendo. Thanks to VCAlert.com and WiiWare.biz for the information and read the press release after the break.
Title:Kirby’s Dream Land 3 Console: Super NES Price: 800 Points ($8) Players: 1-2 Rating: E: Everyone Genre: Action Controllers: Classic, Gamecube Publisher: Nintendo Released: 1997
Remember that guy Bob, his is making a game for the DS but Nintendo will not send him a development kit to finish it, so he locked himself in a room for a while to get their attention. Well lets just say if you ever want to make a game for a company, it’s a smart idea not to put that companies products down. Below is from a blog post on his site.
Why is Nintendo releasing the DSi? It has a few extra features, yes- but there is much debate over whether these features justify buying a whole new console.
The primary purpose of the DSi is probably as a countermeasure to battle the compatibility and availability of “homebrew-enabling devices.”
Why would Nintendo need to do this? They’re “printing money,” aren’t they? Nintendo reportedly only makes $6 per Wii unit sold, and believe it or not- third party Wii sales are not satisfactory! The highest selling games are all by Nintendo themselves- this is fine for a software company, but not for a console manufacturer. It’s the third party sales that generate the profit Nintendo needs to stay afloat!
Wii Games: Animal Crossing: City Folk
Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree
Endless Ocean
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn
Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Link’s Crossbow Training
Mario Kart Wii
Mario Party 8
Mario Strikers Charged
Mario Super Sluggers
Metroid Prime 3: Corruption
Pokémon Battle Revolution
Super Mario Galaxy
Super Paper Mario
Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Wario Land: Shake It!
WarioWare: Smooth Moves
Wii Fit
Wii Music
Wii Play
Circuit City, Target and Toys “R” Us after the break.
Best Buy:
Nintendo Wii:
Active Life Outdoor Challenge $49.99
All Star Cheer Squad $29.99
Cooking Mama: World Kitchen $39.99
Dance Dance Revolution: Hottest Party 2 w/mat $69.99
Dance Dance Revolution: Hottest Party Game Only - Best Buy Exclusive $29.99
Dancing With The Stars: We Dance! $29.99
Face Breaker K-O Party $29.99
Guinness World Records: The Videogame $29.99
Jillian Michaels: Fitness Ultimatum 2009 $29.99
My Fitness Coach $19.99
Nerf-N-Strike Bundle $59.99
Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party $39.99
Rock Band 2 Game Only $49.99
Shaun White Snowboarding: Road Trip $39.99
We Ski $19.99
Wii Fit Bundle $89.99
Nintendo DS:
All My Coach games are $19.99 each this week:
Brain Age $19.99
Brain Age 2 $19.99
My Japanese Coach $19.99
My Spanish Coach $19.99
My Weight Loss Coach $19.99
DS Lite Accessory Bundle $19.99
DS Lite Nerf Robo Armor $14.99
Now when your at the airport you can buy some DS games or even a DS if yours gets stolen thanks to the Best Buy Express vending machine. The good news is Best Buy is not charging more for the items in their. A $35, Mario Kart DS is only $35, so YAH!! to Best Buy for not ripping people off.
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