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Pullblox™ Comes to Nintendo Eshop to Tax Your Brain and Unleash Your Creative Side Submitted By: Mediaedge CIA UK Wednesday, 7 December 2011 Pullblox™ Comes To Nintendo eShop To Tax Your Brain And Unleash Your Creative Side Submitted by: Mediaedge CIA UK Wednesday, 7 December 2011 6th December 2011: With over 200 stages to test your wits plus the ability to share your own creations with friends, the platforming puzzler Pullblox brings plenty of challenging and inspiring fun to Nintendo eShop this Thursday. Pullblox is a unique game that utilises the 3D effect of the Nintendo 3DS (http://www.nintendo.co.uk/NOE/en_GB/nintendo_3ds_info_45424.html) system to perfectly blend a 3D puzzle mechanic with platform action. You play as Mallo, a young boy exploring the nearby Pullblox Park. He discovers that children have been trapped inside the giant block puzzles – ‘Pullblox’. So it's up to our tiny hero Mallo to rescue them! Climb the structures in order to solve the puzzle, pushing and pulling blocks to use as steps in full 3D. It’s up to Mallo to rescue the children by climbing to the top and collecting the flag. If a mistake is made, simply rewind time and try again! The Pullblox come in an array of different designs, including some based on popular Nintendo characters, as well as varying in difficulty, ranging from one to five stars, testing even the sharpest of minds. In Pullblox Studio you are able to unleash your creative juices to make and design your very own innovative puzzles. Simply follow the step by step instructions and let your imagination run wild. Once you successfully complete your Pullblox, you’ll be able to save it as a QR Code and share with your friends. Check out the other latest offerings below which are also available for download this week via Nintendo eShop, Nintendo DSi Shop and the Wii Shop Channel. Title- Pullblox™ (Nintendo) Platform - Nintendo 3DS(Download) Available on - Nintendo eShop Price Point - €6 / £5.40 (UK only) Further Info Contact www.nintendo.co.uk Game Description: Pullblox is a challenging puzzle-platform game in which you navigate your way to the top of Pullblox puzzles by pulling out and pushing in the pieces of a puzzle to create steps, and climb up them in order to rescue trapped children. The game also features a detailed create mode, where you can make your own puzzles as well as sharing puzzles by creating QR Codes. Blaster Master Enemy Below (Sunsoft)/Nintendo 3DS (Virtual Console)/Nintendo eShop/€5 / £4.50 (UK only)/www.nintendo.co.uk Game Description: Blaster Master Enemy Below is a mix of action and exploration as you shoot your way through enemy-infested environments in your all-terrain tank, Sophia the 3rd. You can also jump out to Page 1 continue the fight on foot. Explore eight sprawling catacombs, battle bosses to win upgrades for your tank and delve deeper into the enemies’ lair. Bloons® TD 3 (Digital Goldfish)/ Nintendo 3DS (DSiWare) / Nintendo eShop / €5 / £4.50 (UK only) /David Hamilton - [email protected] Nintendo DSi (DSiWare)/ Nintendo DSi Shop /500 Nintendo DSi Points Game Description: It is time, once again, to achieve total Bloon popping satisfaction, this time in the form of classic tower defence. With a whole army of dart monkeys and a multitude of towers at your disposal can you pop all of the Bloons before they escape? Battle your way through 50 challenging levels taking place over 15 exciting tracks and unlock all of the gold medals to become the TD master. Christmas Wonderland (Microvalue)/ Nintendo 3DS (DSiWare) /Nintendo eShop /€8 /£7.20 (UK only)/Colin Courtney /[email protected] Nintendo DSi (DSiWare)/Nintendo DSi Shop / 800 Nintendo DSi Points Game Description: Christmas Wonderland is a hidden object game featuring superbly detailed screens with lots of inter-level games and puzzles. Santa and his team are working non-stop to get everything ready for Christmas - but time is running out. Travel around a Wonderland crammed full of objects, with beautiful graphics and mini puzzles for all the family to enjoy. Can you help Santa find all the toys scattered around Wonderland and deliver the presents in time for Christmas? Crazy Hamster (Gamelion Studios)/ Nintendo 3DS (DSiWare) /Nintendo eShop /€2 / £1.80 (UK only)/ Grzegorz Tarczynski /[email protected] Nintendo DSi (DSiWare)/ Nintendo DSi Shop / 200 Nintendo DSi Points Game Description: The winter is coming but Crazy Hamster forgot to store his supplies. Now he has to visit different lands to get them before winter. However, Crazy Hamster is so crazy that he sees nothing but fruits. With the lands he visits full of traps and obstacles that he won't even notice, can you help him gather supplies before winter hits? Paper Wars Cannon Fodder (iFun4all) / Wii(WiiWare)/ Wii Shop Channel/ 500 Wii Points / Piotr Bielatowicz /[email protected] Game Description: Paper Wars Cannon Fodder is a classic tower defence game with hordes of cold-blooded enemies trying to survive the Armageddon. Complete different missions and levels to complete goals. You can also play with up to four players in co-op mode and if you need a few power-ups, collect them during three campaigns: Classic, Winter Assault and Cyber Wars. “Hand-made” graphics, soviet style military music and sound effects make for hours of exciting gameplay as you complete each level and collect medals for your efforts. Page 2 The SpotPass™ feature on Nintendo 3DS allows you to automatically receive a host of exciting content such as 3D videos (http://www.nintendo.co.uk/NOE/en_GB/nintendo_3ds_info_45424.html) for Nintendo Video™, notifications, add-on data for your software and system updates without lifting a finger. SpotPass content can be received automatically and free of charge from thousands of supported public Wi-Fi access points across Europe and through wireless broadband internet connections at home. It works even if the system is in Sleep Mode. This week Nintendo 3DS owners will have the chance to receive via Nintendo Video the movie trailer for Dreamworks Studios’ newest creation Puss in Boots in 3D. Have a first peek at the return of the much-loved and mischievous feline from the Shrek franchise all in 3D. Once again available this week via Nintendo Video is a clip of The Legend of Zelda Great Fairy’s Fountain Theme from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past which was performed as part of The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Symphony CD recordings. Note to Editors: The Nintendo eShop is a digital store for Nintendo 3DS owners that provides access to a wide variety of free & paid for downloadable content each Thursday, which includes – •Original 3D software •3D Classics - games that have been re-mastered in 3D •Virtual Console - Game Boy™ and Game Boy™ Color games in their original 2D glory •Extensive library of Nintendo DSiWare™ games. Visitors can also view video game trailers, screenshots and product information for games, including those available at retail locations. In order for Nintendo 3DS owners to gain access to the Nintendo eShop, a system update must be performed via a wireless broadband internet connection. To perform the free and simple recommended system update, Nintendo 3DS users can simply: •Start the “System Settings” from the Home Menu, •Select “Other Settings” and scroll the page right to select “System Update.” Those who perform the system update will gain access to the Nintendo eShop and will be able to download the new Nintendo Video™ application for free, providing access to a range of new and exclusive 2D and 3D video content on their Nintendo 3DS system. Nintendo eShop users can also download for free, the new Pokédex™ 3D application. Start collecting data for more than 150 Pokémon™ from the Pokémon Black and Pokémon White Version games. This new application lets users see each Pokémon in 3D with animated motion and sound. The system update will also provide users with access to a free Internet Browser, the ability to receive SpotPass content from supported public WiFi hotspots across Europe, as well as providing Nintendo DSi™ and Nintendo DSi™ XL owners the ability to easily transfer most of their previously purchased Nintendo DSiWare games to their Nintendo 3DS systems. Page 3 Users can also add funds to their virtual wallets using their credit card or a Nintendo eShop Card, browse the selections and then click to download the games they want. Nintendo eShop Cards are now being roll out at various stores across Europe. You have the choice of several denominations for Nintendo eShop Cards. With an increasing number of shops stocking the Nintendo eShop Cards, it will become ever more convenient for Nintendo users to make use of this easy payment method over the coming weeks, especially as Nintendo eShop Cards become available in supermarkets, book shops and many other convenient locations. As with any pre-paid option, the Nintendo eShop Cards are activated at the point of purchase. When a user purchases a card at any sales point, the code will be activated and the credit will become available. The 16-digit code on the reverse side can be entered into any one of the following: •Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS •Wii Shop Channel •Nintendo DSi Shop Afterwards, you can begin shopping immediately. As the Nintendo eShop, Wii Shop Channel and Nintendo DSi Shop are continually updated with games and applications each Thursday; make sure you keep checking the Nintendo eShop, Nintendo DSi Shop, Wii Shop Channel and Nintendo Channel for all the latest news and releases on already available and upcoming games and applications. Nintendo 3DS offers Parental Controls so that parents can control the level of 3D their children can view on the Nintendo 3DS as well as the content they can access.
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