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This week gamers can download nine (9!) new titles. Starting today Nintendo fanboys can pick up three WiiWare games (Water Warfare, Reel Fishing Challenge, Silver Star Reversi), one Virtual Console game (Fantasy Zone II: The Tears of Opa-Opa) and one DSiWare game (Sudoku Master).
On Wednesday Xbox 360 owners get three titles, Worms 2: Armageddon, King of Fighters 98: Ultimate Match, and the last game of the Hasbro Family Game Night Collection, Sorry Sliders (all selling for 800MS Points/$10). On Thursday PS3 owners can pick up The Punisher: No Mercy.
Aren't you proud of me? I didn't even make a PSN joke this week, not even in the title of this post. See, I can grow.
While a little bit of downloadable love for every console is great, its possible this week could get even better. Battlefield 1943 is due out on XBLA and PSN very soon, and while I've fruitlessly scoured the net trying to get a solid release date, I wouldn't be surprised if it came out this Wednesday and Thursday, bringing this week's total to 10.
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For DS owners Neves isn’t a new game, it hit about a year ago but unfortunately due to its high price tag didn’t sell well on the casual market. Now thanks to Nintendo’s WiiWare gamers can get this great game at a more basic price. Neves Plus is basically the same as the DS game, players are given a mix of shapes and have to assort them to make some sort of picture, but with tons of new puzzles and an added multiplayer mode, which is always a plus. But does this live up to the greatness of its DS brethren?

Final Fantasy downloadable goodness strikes again, this time in the form of Final Fantasy IV: The After Years. This is not another new title it’s actually a sequel to the ever popular Final Fantasy IV or FFII on the SNES.
Hit the jump to learn more about it.

Fans of downloadable games get 7 new offerings this week, including a hefty three (3!) WiiWare games.
Starting today Nintendo fanboys can pick up WiiWare titles Drill Sargeant Mindstrong (800 Wii Points), NEVES Plus (600pts), Family Mini Golf (500pts), DSiWare game ArtStyle: BOXLIFE (500 DSi pts), and Sim Earth: The Living Plant (800 Wii Points) on the Virtual Console.
On Wednesday XBLA gamers can pick up Neo-Geo/Dreamcast fighter Fatal Fury: Garou-Mark of the Wolves and Droplitz, both for 800 MS Points ($10). What do PS3 owners get? You were lucky to be able to download Metal Gear Solid last week, so you should be happy with that, but you guys get Droplitz as well. Congrats.
Hit the jump for the official press releases on this week's downloadable offerings.

Find out after the jump!
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Just when you thought Nintendo got its act together, along comes a title with the name of “Fish ‘em All!”. Yeah, as you might have guessed, WiiWare is back to its old ways with bad to mediocre titles. “Fish ‘em All!” falls under the mediocre category with its simple design, simple game play and…well, if you haven’t gotten the point it’s all very simple. You choose between one of two characters, Jack (the tall one with the beard) or Walter (the short one with the mustache), and then choose whether you're right- or left-handed. From there you basically catch fish with a net doing a very odd motion, which might require a kitchen utensil to help you out a bit.

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Sound: 2.5
Control: 3.0
Graphics: 3.0
Fun Factor: 3.0
The Info: Platform: WiiWare, Publisher/Developer: Hudson, Players: 1-2, ESRB: E, Price: $7.99 (800 Wii Points)
Related Links: As always see what hit with the Weekly 360 and Wii downloads. Check out the other WiiWare release Bubble Bobble Plus! and finally enter our GPArcade giveaway: Texas Cheat'Em.
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I think Nintendo heard my rant on very crappy WiiWare titles because this week two very exciting games hit WiiWare. First up on the list is BUBBLE BOBBLE Plus! This remake of the classic franchise sounds like it would just be another mediocre port of the same game you have played a hundred times. Surprisingly enough, it actually has a ton of new features to get new and veteran players back into a classic franchise.
Pros: Tons of content, loads of fun!
Cons: Did not come out sooner!
Sound: 4.0
Control: 3.25
Graphics: 3.0
Fun Factor: 4.5
The Info: Platform: WiiWare, Publisher/Developer: Square Enix, Players: 1-2, ESRB: E, Price: $5.99 (600 Wii Pionts)
Related Links: See what else came out in the Weekly 360 and Wii downloads. Check out the review for Adventure Island: The Beginning and answer the GPArcade question of the week.