Nintendo’s downloadable game service WiiWare has been overflowing as new games are being offered almost every week. Selecting a few of the titles offered lately on the service, Nintendo has announced demo versions of video games at no cost via Wii Shop Channel to Wii users with Internet access.
Delivering game demos of titles such as And Yet It Moves, ThruSpace, Jett Rocket and Bit.Trip Fate, WiiWare service is reported to host additional new demos every Monday with each of them having its own limited uptime. Depicting a roughly-drawn central character across environments of ripped paper, And Yet It Moves is set in an extensively stylized backdrop where players can rotate the canvas where the game’s central character moves in 90 or 180 degrees as needed. ThruSpace provides gamers with a levitating object called Keydrons and an endless space residing between four three dimensional walls. Players can perform combos while orientating these Keydrons to pass through recurring outlets, resulting in increased score.
Jett Rocket is a widely acclaimed platform video game developed by Shin’en Multimedia that allows gamers to jump, run and fly across a beautiful planet of Yoroppa which presents a delightful visual treat. The rhythmic shoot ‘em up game Bit.Trip Fate is the fifth installment of the much acclaimed Bit.Trip series that enables gamers to play as Commander Video riding a wave and defeating enemies by shooting in any direction.
These titles can be downloaded from the Wii Shop Channel for free. Nintendo console owners who are interested in the array of upcoming games for their systems can access information and videos about these titles from the several channels on the Wii Menu. Wii owners who have subscribed to a qualifying plan on Netflix can immediately take a look at movies and TV shows transmitted to their television sets after downloading Netflix from the Wii Shop Channel.