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Nnooo Announce Pop For WiiWare

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A new development studio based in Sydney has announced a brand new title for Nintendo’s upcoming WiiWare service.

Nnooo (apparently pronounced “NO!”) today announced the development of Pop for Nintendo’s upcoming WiiWare service, which will allow smaller companies to publish games over the Internet.

The aim of the game is to pop bubbles with the Wii Remote (aiming with the pointer and tapping A at appropriate times). The final game will also support up to four-person multiplayer.

You can find more details about the game (and the company behind it) at Nnooo.com or the game’s official website Pop-Game.net. Screenshots can be found on both sites and in the image gallery here on GWN.

Oct 17, 2007

News by Karn Bianco.

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