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What's new:

  • 12/22/09: You can now see and edit the available languages for each game, thanks to Ice-Rabbit for the data. Editing and searching for accessories and online features should also be easier.
  • 12/10/09: The statistics are now detailed on the stats page.
  • 12/07/09: You can now see the most recent additions and covers on the front page.
  • 12/02/09: You can now see the latest covers at the top of each page.
  • 11/27/09: The French full covers set is now complete thanks to Benjay and also Yod4z of course.
    You may also have noticed the red 3D box I made for New Super Mario Bros. Wii last week.
  • 10/23/09: You can now upload upgrades for existing artwork, and they will reviewed.
  • 10/22/09: French HQ full covers are almost complete now, thanks to Benjay.
  • 09/21/09: HQ full covers are available and can be uploaded. You can now see your recent additions/uploads in your Profile page.
  • 08/30/09: The titles.txt file used by Wii programs Configurable Loader, CoverFloader and WiiFlow has changed to use the full game ID.
  • 08/28/09: Olá, Portuguese titles/synopsis can now be added to the database. The code changed from country code (PO) to language code (PT) since there is now Portuguese text and not only box art specific to Portugal.
  • 08/26/09: The site is back, on a new server. Donations are welcome to support the significantly higher cost (look for the little Mario).
  • 08/03/09: Benjay went through the first 40 pages and added a lot of missing French covers including 46 full covers. Chinese language is now supported for titles/synopsis: Simplified Chinese "ZHCN" for People's Republic of China, Traditional Chinese "ZHTW" for Taiwan.
  • 07/28/09: The Nintendo Wii Games list now features indicators for missing information and covers.
  • 07/25/09: All discs/custom discs have been redone with the new transparency. Added 364 original discs by nindim.
  • 07/19/09: You can now upload disc images without adding the transparency, it is added automatically. The inner ring was made by nindim.
  • 07/18/09: NTSC and PAL EN covers/3D covers from pages 1 to 20 have now been checked and redone from good quality sources when needed.
  • 07/12/09: Brand new set of 3D covers for all countries, based on the original template by NeoRame.
  • 3D covers and covers are now generated automatically from covers and full covers if they are missing.
  • Huge French update by Benjay and dj_skual.
  • Australian and Portuguese artwork can also be uploaded now.

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Tatsunoko vs. Capcom - Ultimate All-Stars

Capcom (2010)

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The Spirit of the Wolf

Midway / Tradewest (2009)

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* Body English: Remember tilting your arms while playing Excitebike to try to make your character land a huge jump? Now that move will actually affect the game in Excite Truck.
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Shake it! Controlling Mario is as simple as can be with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk. Move Mario with the Control Stick and shake the Wii Remote to perform a spin move or cue Ring Stars that launch you to and from planetary objects. You can even point at bits of stardust to collect them or latch onto Beam Stars to blaze a magnetic trail through the heavens.

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