This Monday you can expect to see Pokemon Puzzle League and Renegade.
Pokemon Puzzle League made it's hit back on the Nintendo 64. The basic goal in the game is to line up three or more blocks of the same color, either horizontally or vertically. Almost like Tetris.
Renegade is a pre-Double Dragon beat-em-up side scroller from the NES. The game's controls and graphics were nothing great back in the day, but the game is always worth a try.
Sat, 03 May 2008 - By Dazza
Pokemon puzzle fun for all the family
So what wonderful games can you get your grubby mitts on this Monday? Prepared to be amazed as the Virtual Console is getting a new N64 game in the shape of Pokémon Puzzle League.
For those not in the know Pokémon Puzzle League uses the exact same gameplay found in the old SNES and Game Boy title Tetris Attack. You're given a Tetris-like field full of coloured blocks, which you must arrange into horizontal or vertical lines of three or more, all the while rows of blocks are being pushed up from the bottom. If you are unable to clear out enough blocks to keep the entire field from filling up, it's game over. For Pokémon fans this is a must have, it’s actually quite a fun and entertaining game.
Renegade is the final in the series of NES beat ‘em ups which were announced to be coming to the Virtual Console a few weeks ago. It is actually the first in Technos’ series of brawlers predating Double Dragon and River City Ransom. Although it shares many traits with its stable mate fighters, the control is sloppy, the action repetitive and the graphics disappointing. Unless you happen to be a big fan from back in the days this is one you could avoid.
So there goes another week in the crazy world of Virtual Console. Stay tuned next week to see if EarthBound gets a Mother’s Day release!
Note: These games will not be available in the North American Wii Shop Channel until 9 a.m. Pacific time on Mon 5th May.
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Meh, it can stay.
Is it more like Tetris or Trozei for the DS? Looks cool though