Today Nintendo adds new and classic games to the Wii Shop Channel. The games are: Bomberman Blast (WiiWare), Art Style: Orbient (WiiWare), and Super Turrican 2 (SNES).
PALGN writes: "Welcome to PALGN's WiiWare Review Round-Up. At the start of every month, this article will be dedicated to reviewing the WiiWare titles that have been released during the past month on the Wii Shop Channel, with our verdict as to whether or not they are worth downloading. We realise we have fallen behind from when we originally launched this feature, but with a little reshuffling of responsibilities between staff members, we're confident it will be maintained."
VGC writes: "For the past two decades Bomberman has been something of a staple for classic multiplayer action in videogames. Usually reliable for a good gaming experience, the series added some less than stellar entries as time progressed, in an attempt to reinvent itself. This trend included the critically panned Bomberman: Act Zero and earlier Wii release, Bomberman Land. I'll admit that when I downloaded this game I was not sure what to expect and began to wonder if I would have to resort to snide jokes at Bomberman's expense when reviewing this game in order to make it interesting. Luckily that is not the case because Bomberman Blast is a really well put together game that provides all the options necessary for a fun multiplayer party experience. But if you expect an equally strong solo experience, you may want to look elsewhere."
Nintendojo writes: "In most cases, people would complain about getting only half of a game. With Bomberman Blast, gamers get the standalone multiplayer version of the latest Bomberman title for Wii. While the retail version contains the entire game, there is absolutely no single player or story to be found in the WiiWare version. But it's Bomberman we're talking about, here. Who needs plot motivation to blast friends into oblivion?"
