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NintendoWare Weekly: Catrap, 101-in-1
Deceptively big numbers abound (as big numbers tend to do) on Nintendo's download services this week. 101-in-1 Explosive Megamix collects entirely too many games in a single pack on WiiWare, and 1001 Blockbusters provides a similarly excessive number of block-breaking levels on DSiWare. On 3DS, there's an obscure, but interesting Game Boy puzzle called Catrap, which is actually about puzzles that you can accidentally trap yourself in -- and not rapping cats. If you're looking for something more passive to do with your 3DS, there's a new "Night of the Living Carrots" short starring characters from Monsters vs. Aliens on the Nintendo Video service.%Gallery-136465%
Atlus releases trailer for 101-in-1 game compilation
Mini-game compilations are rather commonplace on Nintendo systems, but Atlus' latest acquisition plans to trump them all. The excitingly titled 101-in-1 Explosive Megamix does exactly what its title suggests: offers 101 "games" in a single cartridge.Although the concept has dubious origins, this is no Chinatown bootleg scheme. The first trailer released by Atlus today shows some solid concepts, all taking advantage of the DS' touch screen. With a price tag of $20, the odds are good that at least one of the hundred plus games should warrant a purchase. Right?%Gallery-44067%
Atlus announces Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor and some random minigame collection
Atlus is addicted to Nintendo DS game announcements. It's basically up to one a day at this point! The latest set to be revealed by the niche publisher includes one game that we knew was coming, and 101 that completely blindsided us.Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor is a strategy RPG in which players control a team of teenagers who collect and fuse demons and battle on a hexagonal grid. This was one of the game announcements revealed early via Amazon.ca. It's out June 23 for $30.101 in 1 Explosive Megamix is a minigame collection from European publisher Nordcurrent. It comprises various sports, puzzle, and action minigames, and it doesn't really look like much. It's an extremely bizarre game for Atlus to pick up. Maybe it knows something we don't, and the game is actually awesome. We'll find out when it comes out April 21, at a price of $20.%Gallery-44068%%Gallery-44067%
