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What's new:
08/22/10: A progress bar has been added to the upload form.
You can now upload artwork for WiiWare and Virtual Console games as "title (custom)". The style is added automatically, and the result will be a 192x112 picture as used by Triiforce MRC (SNES game box).
06/09/10: You can now check if you belong to the Top 30 contributors on the credits page.
06/07/10: GameCube disc artwork can now be uploaded.
05/19/10: All the Homebrew and Channel entries were renamed to short IDs and have their own game types: "Homebrew" and "Channel".
04/10/10: You can now search for GameCube games (select type: GameCube on the Search page).
04/01/10: Nintendo GameCube games can now be added. The Australian 3D cover template was updated for all AU 3D covers.
03/21/10: The OfflineList version is now available as separate language packs, and has a new forum thread. The 3D covers and discs packs were updated and are hosted on rapidshare links provided by NeoRame.
03/12/10: Simplified and Traditional Chinese titles were added for all games, thanks to ice1006 and the 91wii community. A few changes were made to load pages faster.
03/06/10: WiiWare and Virtual Console games can now be added to the database.
02/19/10: A new game was released with a special box: Madworld. All new Japanese Wii games rated C or more are now sold in a black case. When you upload a cover for such a game the 3D cover will be black.
02/15/10: The available languages information is now part of the exported database.
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.
08/28/09: 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).
Resident Evil Archives: Resident Evil is the original 2002 Resident Evil port for the Nintendo GameCube. In addition to all the content from the original 1996 PlayStation 2 version, it also features the additional rooms, areas, items and creatures that made the GameCube release an instant classic.
Story The Raccoon City Police Department doesn't know what happened to the Special Tactics and Rescue Service (S.T.A.R.S.) Team it sent out to investigate the Arclay Mountain area on the outskirts of the city, where a number of people have recently gone missing. The unit's helicopter seems to have crashed in the woods, and it hasn't received any contact from the squad since. The department decides to dispatch another S.T.A.R.S. unit, the Alpha team, to check things out. But something goes terribly wrong, which is code for "Zombies!"
Gameplay In Resident Evil Archives: Resident Evil players on the Wii take control of S.T.A.R.S. Alpha team members Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine (both recently seen in the smash hit, Resident Evil 5). Your mission is to investigate the ominous mansion at the core of the horrific disaster and uncover the secrets behind a radical, g....read more
A great pinball game should not only be amazing from the start, but should continue to be entertaining every time you play it. This was the thinking behind the development of the newest pinball sensation to hit the PC - Dream Pinball 3D - with its' 6 cutting edge tables that are beckoning you to try your luck.
We did not skimp on the technology with this game as there are six different style balls, made of different materials, that not only look different, but whose ballistic characteristics will affect the very rolling behaviour of each one of them. Add to that incredible acoustics, state of the art particle technology, HDRI and multilayer 3D sound, realistic tilt function and motion blur effects, and you have the best pinball experience available on the PC that can even be enjoyed by laptops and less powerful non-gaming computers.
FEATURES: * 6 tables with various themes * Balls made out of 6 materials (steel, two kinds of wood, marble, ivory, gold) with various ballistic characteristics * Multi-ball with up to 3 balls at once * Supports state of the art particle effects * Motion-blur-effects * Brilliant lightning because of HDRI-textures....read more
