Nintendogs + Cats Trailer is Full of Adorable

Let's take a break and talk about a Nintendo 3DS game for a moment shall we. And what better game to talk about than Nintendogs + Cats.

As you may have known, Nintendogs + Cats for the 3DS is much like its predecessors. Except this time there's a cat factor involved. The following are the cartridges and what breeds are available in each:

Toy Poodle and Friends

• Toy Poodle
• Pembroke Welsh Corgi
• Mini Schnauzer
• Boxer
• Bull Terrier
• Labrador Retriever
• Shih Tzu
• Jack Russell
• Pomeranian

French Bulldog and Friends

• French Bulldog
• Shetland Sheepdog
• Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
• Chihuahua
• Dalmatian
• Yorkshire Terrier
• German Shepherd
• Husky
• Basset Hound

Shiba Inu and Friends (Golden Retriever and Friends for US/Europe)

• Shiba Inu
• Golden Retriever
• Beagle
• Mini Pinscher
• Dachshund
• Maltese
• Great Dane
• Pug
• Cocker Spaniel

As if that list is not enough to make you want to grab a rainbow and eat it, here's the latest trailer for Nintendogs + Cats.

Petz Catz, Hooked, and More on DSiWare

With the release of the new Nintendo 3DS fast approaching, there nothing much happening right now for the DSi :( Fortunately there's still DSiWare to save our boring days!

• Petz Catz Family (800 DSi Points) - It's up to you to take care of, feed, and train a whole family of cats.
• Surfacer+ (500 DSi Points) - PLace flowers on the screen using your stylus and try to fill the whole screen. Watch out for enemies though.
• EJ Puzzles: Hooked (500 DSi Points) - A fun fishing/puzzle game where you use a scanner, mark their spots, and try to catch them all!

Here's the trailer for Surfacer+

Zombie BBQ now cooking on DSiWare

If you love your fairytale characters armed and blasting, then have a gander at Little Red Riding Hood's Zombie BBQ available for the Nintendo DSi via DSiWare. For long-time DS fans, you may have heard about Zombie BBQ before since it was already released in boxed form. But for zombie-haters like us, we see nothing wrong frying the undead in digital form as well :D

Little Red Riding Hood's Zombie BBQ is a rail shooter where players pick their fairytale character to battle through hordes of zombies and other monstrosities using high-powered firearms. Here's video trailer for Zombie BBQ now available on DSiWare for 800 DSi points.

Cave Story coming to DSiWare on Nov. 29?

The Nintendo blogosphere has been buzzing lately about the upcoming DSiWare title, Cave Story. Now rumor has it that the game will be released this coming November 29, 2010, just in time for the holidays.

Cave Story is originally a freeware game for the PC released in 2004. With its charming plot and characters, this 2D platformer quickly gained a mass following. Also worth noting is that Cave Story was designed and programmed by just one person: Daisuke Amaya aka Pixel. Recently Cave Story was released on WiiWare, with more artwork and game modes, earning it a nomination for 2010 Nintendo Power Awards Game of the Year.

Here's a trailer of Cave Story for the Nintendo DSi.

Solatorobo will use DSi Camera

According to Japanese retailer Game Star, the newest game from Cyberconnect2 Solatorobo: And Then To Coda will make use of the Nintendo DSi's camera. It doesn;t really say how the camera will be put in to play, but expect to take pictures and use it in the game. It is good to note though that Solatorobo does not require a DSi.

Formerly know as Solarobo, Solatorobo: And Then To Coda is an action RPG game featuring cats and dogs controliing robots. It is also somewhat a sequel to Tail Concerto. The game has a multiplayer mode via Download Play of  upto four players.

Here's the newest video of Solatorobo: And Then To Coda.

New Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective trailer looks creepy

Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective is one of the most anticpated games for the Nintendo DS this year. It was actually nominated for Best DS Game during E3 2010. It's an adventure game along the lines of Ace Attorney. Come to think of it, the development of Ghost Trick was lead by Shu Takumi, the creator of Ace Attorney!

Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective revolves around Sissel, a dead man looking for who and why he was killed. As a spirit, Sissel eventually learns that he can do stuff that would help solve his death such as possesing inamnimate objects and traveling back in time.

Here's the most recent trailer for Ghost Trick from GamesCom 2010.

BlayzBloo: Super Melee Action Battle Royale on DSiWare

Get ready to be pummeled with AWESOME CUTENESS! BlayzBloo: Super Melee Action Battle Royale is now available on Nintendo's DSiWare for 500 DSi Points. This adorable fighting game is based on cute (or chibi, to some) versions of BlazBlue characters.

BlayzBloo's premise is pretty simple: beat each other up. But in a cute and fun way, of course. Judge for yourself by watching BlayzBloo: Super Melee Action Battle Royale trailer below.

Professor Layton and the Unwound Future Trailer & Release Date

Looks like puzzle and adventure fans are set for an early treat as the release of Professor Layton and the Unwound Future for the Nintendo DS is moved back a week earlier. The new Professor Layton will come to North America this coming September 12th instead of the 20th.



Professor Layton and the Unwound Future is the third in the series and as you might have guessed, includes time travel. It begins as Professor Layton receives a letter from his apprentice Luke, dated ten years into the future. As with all Professor Layton games, expect to spend some considerable amount of time figuring out puzzles.

Own Your Dream Shark in 101 Shark Pets

Our dreams of owning sharks as a pet is now finally realized in Teyon's 101 Shark Pets, recently released on DSiWare. Don't let your preconceived notion of sharks turn you away from this DSi title though. You'll soon realize that a pet shark is as cute a a Nintendog.

There are over 101 baby sharks to choose from with varying personalities. Train your shark, enter it on pet shows, and earn money to buy toys, food, clothes, and all other things baby sharks need to grow.

Play as teh Enemy in Turvys Strike Back

Similar to Turvy Drops, Turvys Strike Back is a game for the DSi meant to be played with the DS upside down. The touch screen is supposed to be on top while the regular screen is at the bottom. Why, you ask?

That's because in Turvys Strike Back, you play as the enemy. Use the stylus to launch enemies at the lone hero trying to do his good deeds to your expense. Still confused? Then just watch the video below.

DSiWare Game Makes Novel Use of Camera

Snapping photos and recording videos with your Nintendo DSi is one thing. But using the DSi camera as a tilt sensor and "head tracking" is a whole new level.

Rittai Kakushi E Atta Kore Da, a Japanese DSiWare game makes use of the DSi camera to create an illusion of a 3D space. The technology is quite captivating and it's fun to see the DSi used in such a way. Watch the video below to see just exactly what we mean ;p

DSi XL North American Release

We all know it's coming but there's nothing like hearing the officials call it! The Nintedo DSi XL will be released in North America on March 28 (mark it on your calendars!) for around $190. That's just about $20 more than your average-sized DSi.

The colors available at launch will be Burgundy and Bronze but, knowing Nintendo, we're all sure there will be more choices soon. The DSi XL will come with DSiWare Brain Age, the DSi Browser, Photo Clock, and Flipnote Studio.

Here's the official Nintendo DSi XL trailer.