Gamble, play pinball, set up a rave, create music, or play God.
DSiWare: Go Series Pinball Attack!, 500 Nintendo Points
This title combines shooting, pinball and exploration into one title. You control the pinball flippers, as you try to use your pinball to take out enemies, grab powerups, and defeat major bosses. You’ll explore several different venues, such as underwater, in a jungle, within the ground, or in outer space.
DSiWare: Adventure in Vegas: Slot Machine, 200 Nintendo Points
Try your luck on one of three one-armed bandits: Hawaiian, Pirate Treasure or Mexican Heat. Each machine has its own particular rules, such as different numbers of reels, different winning sequences, and custom bets. Take your winnings and acquire awesome stuff.
DSiWare: Discolight, 200 Nintendo Points
From the makers of Flashlight, we now have Discolight, a product designed to light up with several different disco-like colors to light up the room. The lights can change depending on the music being played. Developers Kaasa recommends getting several DSis together to light up your dance party.
WiiWare: Gods vs. Humans, 1,200 Nintendo Points
Those pesky humans are trying to build a gigantic tower in order to meet you, as you are one of many gods from mythology; rather than make them all speak a different language, just bring that tower down. Play through 60 solo-mode levels as one of sixteen gods, each with their own particular power, and don’t forget the four boss levels. Remember not to hurt the humans, though, as you still need followers at the end of the day. You can also go for the special two-player split-screen mode.
WiiWare: Mix Superstar, 500 Nintendo Points
Combine over a thousand Dance, Hip-Hop or Techno loops in this WiiWare application in order to make your own awesome tracks, featuring Guitar, Bass, Drums, Synth and even some vocals. Record yourself using a USB microphone or Wii Speak and put yourself into the music. Once you’ve created your masterpiece, send it to your friends in your Address Book, or transfer it to your computer and take it on the go. You can also go online and buy additional loops.
Okay, I could buy Flashlight, but Discolight? We’re talking about a program that you need to download at least three times on three different DSis, then turn them all up to full brightness so you can light up a room in any reasonable way. Meanwhile, a disco light ball coss about $30.
