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Fossil on 21 February 2010

I don't know if this has been posted here yet, but I thought this was pretty interesting for Konami and M2 to do. No word yet on a western release though.

andriasang.com/e/blog/2009/10/14/gradius_rebirth_update/



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Hisiru on 21 February 2010

There is a Gradius game for Wiiware? Gradius Rebirth? Really? Woow, I am really uninformed. I will give this game a try because I really like the series.

Also, what is the problem of the game?



Fossil on 21 February 2010

There wasn't really a problem per se, just not much BGM diversity and a few other tweeks that the fixed. The game is short, but when it it only costs $10.00 that's not really an issue.



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Hisiru on 21 February 2010

Oh, no problems for me. Contra Rebirth is short but at the same time it's a great game.



megaman79 on 22 February 2010

Its really difficult, i still can't get past 2nd Level Boss.



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.jayderyu on 22 February 2010

Seriously a WiiWare game got an update.

I now officially call MASSIVE BULLSHIT on developers who are lazy lackluster shits about not updating or distributing WiiWare executables to add features.

It is NOT Nintendo who are saying no to game updates. It's just that developers want to do minimal work on the Wii.

Gratz to Konami for breaking the barrier.



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Fossil on 02 March 2010

I've just downloaded the patch this morning, everything's fine so far.

If you've already purchased the title, just browse your previously downloaded titles and click on the icon.



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SaviorX on 02 March 2010
.jayderyu said:
Seriously a WiiWare game got an update.

I now officially call MASSIVE BULLSHIT on developers who are lazy lackluster shits about not updating or distributing WiiWare executables to add features.

It is NOT Nintendo who are saying no to game updates. It's just that developers want to do minimal work on the Wii.

Gratz to Konami for breaking the barrier.

I'm scratching my head too; when did Wii games get any type of updates, or patches for that matter?

And another thing, is there really a 40MB limit o this service?



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Imphamis on 02 March 2010

I didn't know of this....



 

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megaman79 on 02 March 2010

It allows to FINALLY adjust the screen aspect ratio. Same deal with Castlevania rebirth.

Dk what else has changed in it.



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