01. [WII] Wii Play: Mario Tennis (Nintendo) 31,000 / 88,000
02. [WII] Fragile (Namco Bandai) 26,000 / NEW
03. [WII] Taiko no Tatsujin Wii (Namco Bandai) 25,000 / 316,000
04. [PSP] Zill'O (KOEI) 25,000 / NEW
05. [PSP] Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G (PSP the Best) (Capcom) 25,000 / 357,000
06. [NDS] Rhythm Tengoku Gold (Nintendo) 20,000 / 1,614,000
07. [WII] Wii Fit (Nintendo) 19,000 / 3,196,000
08. [PSP] Dissidia Final Fantasy (Square Enix) 18,000 / 866,000
09. [NDS] Devil Survivor (Atlus) 18,000 / NEW
10. [NDS] Wagamama Fashion: Girl's Mode (Nintendo) 17,000 / 684,000
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A new trailer and a slight Website update have been revealed for Namco and Tri-Crescendo's upcoming Action RPG Wii Exclusive, Fragile.
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The next Namco Bandai dungeon-rpg reveals some new dark environments. You should find a mysterious young girl in different places as you will see in these pictures. However we still don't have any informations about the battle gameplay.
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Nov 26, 2007 Namco is working on a brand new RPG exclusively for Wii, and first signs point towards it being pretty good. Very little is known about the game itself, but it's being developed by Namco in collaboration with Tri-Crescendo, who put together the gorgeous Eternal Sonata. Acording to NeoGAF translations, the game is a third-person exploration RPG set in a post-apocalyptic era, starring "a boy named Set that explores abandoned city ruins in a future world". You will apparently ...
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As promised late last week, Bandai Namco has unveiled first details on its mysterious new Wii RPG project, Fragile. Not surprisingly, the update comes in the latest issue of Famitsu.

Fragile takes place in the near future, in a world that has lost its population. You play as Seto, a young boy who wanders around, searching through the abandoned cities and facilities of this world, trying to learn the truth behind the disappearance of all the people, and to find someone to keep him company.

The Wiimote is used as an aid in exploration. Seto uses a flashlight to light up his surroundings. You get to use the Wiimote to directly point the flashlight in whatever direction you like. Seto also has a metal detector. Once again, the Wiimote is used to directly operate this device.
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Bandai Namco's RPG output on the Wii will apparently go beyond just the sequel to Tales of Symphonia. The company today opened up a teaser website for a surprise new title: Fragile: Sayonara Tsuki no Haikyo (Farewell Ruins of the Moon).

If you want solid details on the game, described as an RPG where you explore ruins, you'll have to wait just a bit. The site states that the next issue of Famitsu, due out in Japan on 11/22, will have a full report.
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In this entry:
Super Smash Bros Brawl for $43 shipped.
Nights: Journey of Dreams $29.
Metroid Prime 3: Corruption $29.
Pinball Hall of Fame $19.

For $30 you can pick up, tax free and with free shipping:
Bomberman Land
Endless Ocean
Ghost Squad
Godfather: Blackhand Edition
House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return
My Word Coach
Namco Museum Remix
Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition
Sega Bass Fishing
Sonic and the Secet Rings
SSX Blur
Super Monkeyball Banana Blitz
Zack and Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure

For only $20, copies of these games can be found just about anywhere:
Alien Syndrome
Dewy's Adventure
Elebits
Escape From Bug Island
Furu Furu Park
Mercury Meltdown Revolution
Octomania
Red Steel
Wii Zapper with Link's Crossbow Training
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Majesco Entertainment Company, an innovative provider of video games for the mass market, today announced the release of Furu Furu Park for the Wii home videogame console. Developed by Taito, Furu Furu Park integrates old-school arcade fun with quirky new Japanese-style challenges into 30 fun mini-games.

Included among Furu Furu Park's 30 different mini-games are:

* Arkanoid: an arcade classic pitting paddle and ball against a wall of blocks

* Pinch Hitter: step up to the plate and take a few swings with the Wii Remote

* Bubble Bobble: hold the Wii Remote like an NES controller to burst all of the bubbles in this retro arcade puzzler

* Safe Cracker: memorize the combination then enter the code by tilting your Wii Remote left and right to crack the safe

* Sonic Blastman 20XX: clutch your Wii Remote and punch at the screen to destroy asteroids heading for earth

* Super Karate: execute offensive and defensive maneuvers with your Wii Remote to defeat your opponent
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October 05, 2007 Following in the grand tradition of Japanese game shows in which people dress in costumes and let themselves be put into life threatening situations comes Furu Furu Park. Like many other Wii titles, it's a collection of 30 mini games, many of which utilize the motion sensitive Wii remote in unusual ways. However, Furu Furu's claim to fame is that it's much more strange than most of its competitors. Which we honestly really dig. Part of it is the game modes: in addition to the ...
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Furu Furu Park is a collection of 30 arcade classics which make use of the Wii remote.
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