Pokémon HeartGold Version and Pokémon SoulSilver Version release date announced!
Jan 22, 2010 / News
-Take your Pokémon with you - Pokéwalker included!-
Pokémon(TM) HeartGold Version and Pokémon(TM) SoulSilver Version comes to Nintendo DS® and Nintendo DSi(TM), 25 March 2010.
Click here for more information on Pokémon(TM) HeartGold Version
Click here for more information on Pokémon(TM) SoulSilver Version
The new Pokéwalker(TM) accessory comes included with each game so that players can now continue to enjoy the world of Pokémon by taking it with them in their Pokéwalker wherever they go!
In Pokémon HeartGold Version and Pokémon SoulSilver Version players can wirelessly transfer any of their Pokémon from one of the two games to their Pokéwalker. By walking around in real life, with any Pokémon in the Pokéwalker, players earn 'Watts' which are used within the Pokéwalker to encounter and catch wild Pokémon, or to search for hidden items and unlock new Routes.
There are even special versions of certain Pokémon that can only be found within Routes on the Pokéwalker, giving players added incentive to keep their Pokémon with them wherever they go. The Pokémon in the Pokéwalker will gain Experience Points as the player walks, and can even go up one level when they are transferred back into the game. Players also can wirelessly connect two Pokéwalkers to trade items.
Players will return to the beloved Johto region, first encountered in Pokémon Gold Version and Pokémon Silver Version for the Game Boy. Pokémon HeartGold Version and Pokémon SoulSilver Version introduces players to several new enhancements for the series that enrich these timeless adventures. The games feature detailed graphics that spotlight the unique environments and hundreds of Pokémon that players can encounter and catch. Players can even see and interact with their favourite Pokémon outside of battle, selecting one from their team to follow behind their Trainer as they travel through the Johto region. The games also include robust touch screen functionality, allowing for smoother control and seamless navigation by the player.
Explore the Australian Open with the Nintendo DSi Audio Tour
Jan 19, 2010 / News
As the official gaming console supplier of the Australian Open, Nintendo is proud to present an innovative new way to explore the 2010 Australian Open - the Nintendo DSi(TM) Audio Tour.
Narrated by Australian tennis great Pat Cash, the tour provides an illuminating journey through Melbourne Park's iconic locations, sharing secrets and insights about what makes the Australian Open tick.
Comprising 11 stops, the Nintendo DSi Audio Tour visits the famous gates of the Australian Open that fans first trekked through in 1988, provides legendary stories surrounding epic matches that have featured on Centre Court (often into the early hours of the morning) and has listeners walking amidst Australia's most famous tennis players... immortalised in frozen moments.
While you are at the Nintendo DSi Zone you can also discover a range of Nintendo DS games including; Nintendo presents: Crossword Collection, More Brain Training(TM), The Legend of Zelda(TM): Spirit Tracks, Professor Layton and Pandora's Box(TM), Maths Training(TM) and Nintendo presents: Style Boutique(TM).
The Wii(TM) Zone is another Australian Open must see attraction, located on Grand Slam Oval visit the interactive Wii Zone to explore the fun of Wii Sport Resort(TM) and Wii Fit(TM) Plus.
Click here to find out more about Nintendo at the Australian Open
Virtual Console, WiiWare and DSiWare games information now available
Dec 22, 2009 / News
nintendo.com.au has been updated to inlcude information on all Virtual Console, WiiWare and DSiWare games available for download from Wii and Nintendo DSi.
Nintendo's Virtual Console is making the greatest video game archive in history available for Wii. Download many of your favourite NES, SNES, N64, NEOGEO, SEGA Megadrive, SEGA Mastersystem, Turbografx and Arcade titles and re-live those happy memories all over again on Wii.
Click here to view the entire range of Virtual Console titles available from the Wii Shop Channel...
Introducing WiiWare - a new family of games for Wii, available from the Wii Shop Channel. Experience genre-defying gameplay, new takes on old favourites and much more. WiiWare games are downloadable directly from your Wii in exchange for various levels of Nintendo Points. Just make sure your Wii is connected to the internet, and you can play new Wii games in seconds.
Click here to view the entire range of WiiWare titles available from the Wii Shop Channel...
Browse the web on your Nintendo DSi and download all of your favourite games. Access a world of new possibilities with Nintendo DSiWare. Available through the Nintendo DSi Shop, download exclusive content that includes everything from new themes to customise your Nintendo DSi with to unique games. Basic applications, such as the Nintendo DSi Browser can be downloaded for free, while other content can be purchased from the Nintendo DSi Shop in exchange for Nintendo Points. Receive a bonus 1000 Nintendo Points when you first visit the Nintendo DSi Shop - for a limited time only.
Click here to view the entire range of DSiWare titles available from the Nintendo DSi Shop...
Nintendo launches mobile site
Dec 17, 2009 / News
Nintendo Australia has just launched a mobile site to be viewed on Nintendo DSi and compatible mobile phone devices.
The new mobile website allows users to access the latest range of consoles, games and accessories, as well as the latest news on events and product releases anywhere, anytime from their mobile device.
Online users visiting nintendo.com.au from a compatible mobile device will automatically be redirected to nintendomobile.com.au
More Than 100 WiiWare Titles and Free WiiWare Demos Available
Nov 26, 2009 / News
Nintendo announces that almost eighteen months since the launch of WiiWare(TM), there are now more than one hundred WiiWare titles available to download on the Wii Shop Channel. Also available, for a limited time only, are free demos of some of the best examples of WiiWare. WiiWare is a game download service, accessible via the Wii Shop Channel, where users can download a variety of new games in exchange for Nintendo Points.
The Wii Shop Channel is free to access and is where WiiWare and Virtual Console(TM) games can be downloaded. Whereas Virtual Console allows consumers to download classic games, WiiWare offers brand new titles and is also an opportunity for video game developers to create new games for Wii(TM).
For a limited time, Wii owners will be able to download demos of some WiiWare titles for free on the Wii Shop Channel. All that users need to do is visit the WiiWare section of the Wii Shop Channel and look for DEMO under SEARCH BY GENRE. The demos will be available to download until 31 January 2010.
The following are the demos currently available to try:
- NyxQuest(TM) (Over The Top Games): Experience the story of Nyx, an enigmatic winged girl that must descend from heaven in search of her missing friend Icarus.
- FINAL FANTASY® CRYSTAL CHRONICLES®: My Life as a Darklord(TM) (Square Enix): Step into the royal shoes of the Darklord's daughter as she installs traps and monsters inside her tower to fight back the endless waves of invading adventurers in this world-conquest RPG.
- BIT.TRIP BEAT (Aksys Games): BIT.TRIP BEAT brings retro action back as you use the Wii Remote's Motion Sensor to bounce beats in this rhythm game.
- World of Goo(TM) (2D Boy): World of Goo is an award-winning physics-based puzzle/construction game. Grab living, squirming, talking globs of goo to build structures, bridges, cannonballs, zeppelins, and giant tongues.
- Pokémon Rumble(TM) (Nintendo): Pokémon Rumble is an action game in which you control Toy Pokémon and battle against waves of enemy Pokémon in order to be the last one standing.
With more than one hundred titles now available, there is something for everyone on WiiWare. There is a wide range of games available from varying genres, concepts and price levels.
New SUPER MARIO BROS. Wii Release Date Announced
Oct 28, 2009 / News
-A Classic Mario Adventure That Everyone Can Play-
Super Mario Bros. comes to Wii for the first time on 12 November!
Take all the fun of a classic side scrolling Mario game, couple it with the innovative controls of the Wii Remote, plus new features and multiplayer options and you have New SUPER MARIO BROS. Wii!
New SUPER MARIO BROS. Wii allows up to four players to play together, competitively or cooperatively. Pick other players up to save them from danger, or throw them into it! New SUPER MARIO BROS. Wiibrings family entertainment into living rooms and engages groups of friends and family in fast-paced Super Mario Bros. fun!
As you navigate your way through the side scrolling worlds of New New SUPER MARIO BROS. Wii, additional players can jump into the game at any time and on any level! Mario, Luigi and two Toads are all playable characters in New SUPER MARIO BROS. Wii, while many others from the Mushroom Kingdom make appearances throughout the game. Players can even ride different Yoshi characters and use Yoshi's tongue to swallow enemies - or their fellow players.
New items in New SUPER MARIO BROS. Wii include Mario's new ability to transform into Penguin Mario, and also the propeller suit. The propeller suit shoots players high into the sky with just a shake of the Wii Remote.
New SUPER MARIO BROS. Wii also contains a Super Guide feature. If players have trouble with a tough course and lose a life enough times in a row, the Super Guide icon will appear in the course. Once activated, Mario's brother Luigi will take control of the game and show players a safe route through the course as he heads for the goal.
New SUPER MARIO BROS. Wii features a classic gaming experience that anyone can enjoy, but what about for the seasoned players out there? Brand new power-ups, tricky jumps, and clever co-op techniques will provide plenty of challenges - even for veteran Mario gamers. As you play through the game, Hint Movies can be unlocked that show off some serious platforming finesse by the best players on Nintendo's development team.
A Little Bit of... Dr Kawashima's Brain Training: Arts Edition available now for download on Nintendo DSi
Oct 23, 2009 / News
Download A Little Bit of... Dr Kawashima's Brain Training: Arts Edition on Nintendo DSiWare to help keep your brain sharp in just a few minutes a day.
Dr Kawashima brings his popular brain exercise software to Nintendo DSi, with fun, new features and the return of many Brain Training favourites!
A Little Bit of... Dr Kawashima's Brain Training: Arts Edition features various challenges based on words, pictures and music that you can use regularly to keep your brain sharp in just a few minutes a day.
As well as training, you can also relax with a game of Germ Buster. Or try the new Themes Mode, where you can practise your acting and drawing skills using Nintendo DSi's camera functionality, Touch Screen and microphone!
Click here to read "Iwata Asks" interview...
Get connected and get rewarded in Nintendo's new Connection Ambassador Promotion
Oct 23, 2009 / News
The scheme is designed to reward loyal Nintendo fans and will give players 500 free Wii Points each when they help another person connect their Wii to the Internet.
By becoming a Connection Ambassador, players can gain up to 10,000 Wii Points by encouraging friends and family to get connected to the Internet with their Wii. Each time a friend or family member connects for the first time to the Internet with the help of the Connection Ambassador, both the Connection Ambassador and the person they helped will receive 500 Wii Points.
If you help 10 people connect to the Internet, you reach Gold status and can download ALL Nintendo-published NES games for free on Virtual Console as well as receiving a total of 5,000 Wii Points. If you connect a maximum of 20 people to the Internet, not only will you attain Platinum status, you will also receive a total of 10,000 Wii Points to spend on WiiWare games and can download ALL NES, Super Nintendo and Nintendo 64 games on Virtual Console for FREE.
How do I become a Connection Ambassador?
* Enter the Wii Shop Channel
* There is an icon on the Wii Shop Channel entitled 'Connection Ambassador Promotion'
* Select this icon and you will be prompted by two icons: one showing that you are the Connection Ambassador (or the Helper) and the other icon showing that you are the 'Person Who Was Helped'
* Select the Connection Ambassador icon
* You will be prompted to enter the Wii Number of the person you have helped.
* You must do this within 30 days of when the person you have helped, has registered their connectivity using your Wii Number
* Once both parties have registered, you will have received 500 Wii Points on your Wii Shop Channel Accounts to spend in the Wii Shop Channel
What do I do if a Connection Ambassador helps me connect to the Wii Shop Channel?
* Enter the Wii Shop Channel
* On the Wii Shop Channel welcome page there is an icon called 'Connection Ambassador Promotion'
* Select this icon and you will be prompted by two icons: one showing that you are the Connection Ambassador (or the Helper) and the other icon showing that you are the 'Person Who Was Helped'
* Select the 'Person Who Was Helped' icon
* You will be prompted to enter the Wii Number of the person who has helped you connect
* You must do this within 30 days of accessing the Wii Shop Channel
* You will be asked to fill in a short questionnaire
* Once both parties have registered, you will have received 500 Wii Points on your Wii Shop Channel Accounts to spend in the Wii Shop Channel
Meet The Voice of Mario - Charles Martinet - Tour Photo Gallery
Sep 21, 2009 / News
Australian Nintendo fans recently had the opportunity to meet the voice of Mario - Charles Martinet - in Melbourne and Sydney. Charles has been the voice of Mario, as well as a host of other characters for Nintendo for almost 20 years!
Fans came dressed as their favourite Nintendo characters to see Charles at The Nintendo Experience at EB Games Swanston St Melbourne, Myer Sydney and Harvey Norman Auburn.
You can view photos from the events in the photo gallery below.
Click here for your chance to win your favourite Mario games... http://gamesites.nintendo.com.au/mario-unforgettable-fun/
Free Today and Tomorrow Channel launches for Wii
Sep 10, 2009 / News
New Wii Channel offers fun fortunes for free.
Check your daily fortune and get hints on relationships, activities and even the types of food that your horoscope recommends with the free Today & Tomorrow Channel, available now.
Your friends and family can join in the fun, as up to six people can take part by registering their Mii character and date of birth. You will all then receive a detailed daily fortune in five categories: love, work, study, communications and money. The next day's fortune is displayed every evening, so you can check ahead of time before a big day.
As well as providing your fortune, the Today & Tomorrow Channel can also give you lifestyle tips, including activities that can improve your daily life and suggestions about what to eat, all based on your horoscope. You can even check the compatibility of different Mii characters for the day. Use this feature to see how you will get along with your friends and family - could be useful if you are planning a long car journey!
Nintendo Announces Free Internet Channel for Wii
Sep 2, 2009 / News
Nintendo announces that the Internet Channel for Wii, will now be available to download for free.
Until now, the Internet Channel was available to download from the Wii Shop Channel for 500 Nintendo Points. However, as Nintendo encourages all customers and their families to enjoy browsing the internet from their sofas, the Internet Channel can now be downloaded for free!
To download the new Internet Channel, simply select START at the lower right of the screen. This will take you to the Wii Shop Channel, where you can download the software.
For those who have previously purchased the Internet Channel for 500 Wii Points, a special offer will be available from late October until the end of December 2009. During this time period, you will be able to download a Virtual Console NES title worth 500 Nintendo Points for free!
When the exact time period for this offer is finalised, a notification will be sent out to you via the Wii Message Board.
The Internet Channel has also received an update which includes a newer version of Adobe Flash, which makes even more website content available to you.
New Colours for Nintendo DSi
Sep 1, 2009 / Nintendo DS
From 24 September, Nintendo DSi will be available in two new colours pink and metallic blue! Nintendo's latest hand held console - Nintendo DSi - which launched on 2 April 2009, is currently available in matte white and matte black.
Nintendo DSi - an upgrade to the Nintendo DS hand held console, includes a host of features including Nintendo DSi Camera, Nintendo DSi Sound, Nintendo DSi Shop and now even a Facebook function.
Nintendo DSi Camera has 11 different lenses which allow you to have fun with photos - edit morph and distort your photos, whilst Nintendo DSi Sound allows users to record and edit sounds and store and play music, on Nintendo DSi via an SD memory card.
Nintendo DSi Shop gives you the chance to download a host of software - Nintendo DSiWare - which is a range of fun and useful applications such as the free Nintendo DSi Browser and Flipnote Studio - an application where you can create, upload and share your own animations. Nintendo DSiWare is available in four different price categories: free, 200 Nintendo points, 500 Nintendo points, and 800 or more Nintendo points.
The exciting new Facebook integration with the Nintendo DSi Camera allows you to send photos directly to your Facebook stream, where they will be shared with friends and stored in an album on your profile.
Nintendo DSi - more colours, more functions, more fun!
Wii Sports Resort Sells Through More Than 100,000 Units
Aug 26, 2009 / Wii
More and more Wii users are escaping to paradise with the second instalment of Wii Sports - Wii Sports Resort. Independent market research group GfK Retail and Technology Australia confirms that only four weeks since launch, Wii Sports Resort has sold through more than 100,000 copies*.
Wii Sports Resort comes packaged with the new Wii MotionPlus accessory, which easily connects to the Wii Remote and gives players new levels of precision and performance when used with specially designed games such as Wii Sports Resort.
Wii Sports Resort is set on Wuhu Islands and contains 12 sports: Swordplay, Archery, Golf Canoeing, Wakeboarding, Basketball, Bowling, Cycling, Frisbee®, Table Tennis, Power Cruising and Air Sports. Depending on the sport, players can compete solo or against other players.
All the sports use the precision controls of the Wii MotionPlus accessory to help players come much closer to the physical reality of engaging in the actual sports. Every real-world action, whether it's a perfect drive on the fairway or a slice off the course, is replicated on screen.
Wii Sports Resort maintains the wide-ranging appeal of the original Wii Sports, as it is easy for anyone to pick up and play, yet contains challenges for even the most experienced of gamers.
*All market share information courtesy of GfK Retail and Technology Australia
TIME TO GET ANIMATED WITH YOUR NINTENDO DSi! - Download Flipnote Studio for free on Nintendo DSiWare
Aug 14, 2009 / News
Download Flipnote Studio for free on Nintendo DSiWare and start sharing your cartoon creations
If you've ever wanted to create your own cartoons or animated movies, then head over to the Nintendo DSi Shop, as Flipnote Studio launches today in Australia and New Zealand on Nintendo DSiWare - and is downloadable for free!
Do you remember seeing old-fashioned flip-pads when you were a child? You draw a sequence of images, one per page. Flicking through the pages at speed creates the illusion of movement - which is exactly how cartoons are made today. Flipnote Studio is an application which allows you to create these animations on your Nintendo DSi! These animations can then be shared online via a special service accessible with the Nintendo DSi: Flipnote Hatena.
Using the Flipnote Hatena with Nintendo Wi-Fi connection, you are free to trade, grade and save animations from all Flipnote Studio users. It is even possible to continue a Flipnote created by another user. User-created Flipnotes can also be watched, evaluated and commented on devices such as a PC via the Nintendo DSi: Flipnote Hatena website.
Click here to visit the Flipnote Hatena website...
Click here to view an exclusive insider interview: Iwata Asks - Flipnote Studio
One single Flipnote animation can have hundreds of frames, meaning there is plenty of scope to get creative - but the software remains simple to use and no technical knowledge is required in order to create an animation.
The tools are very simple - a pen, eraser and paint brush, with three colours available: black, red and blue. You can adjust the speed of the Flipnote, copy and paste pages or 'frames' and even import photos as black and white images from the Nintendo DSi Camera Album.
Once an image is imported, its contrast and saturation can be adjusted using a slider system for different visual effects and an outline effect can be applied to make an image made up of outlines, as if drawn into the software. Use the Nintendo DSi's microphone to record sounds for your Flipnote, such as music, speech or sound effects... Then you are ready to show and share your creation with your friends and family!
There are some additional tools for expert users - such as layering, shrinking, enlarging and advanced recording - and you can save your animation to an SD card to play on a friend's Nintendo DSi.
Two users of Flipnote Studio may share Flipnotes using the Wireless Communication feature of the Nintendo DSi, and when Flipnotes have been shared between users, they can save each other as friends on the Nintendo DSi system and on Flipbook Hatena.
Head over to the Nintendo DSi Shop and download Flipnote Studio for free and start creating your own cartoons!
Get photo-fabulous with Facebook on your Nintendo DSi!
Jul 31, 2009 / News
Starting today, you can upload photos directly from your Nintendo DSi to Facebook using Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, making everyone's favourite handheld console an even better way to share the fun with friends and family.
The Facebook integration with the Nintendo DSi Camera is one feature of a new system update for the Nintendo DSi, which also includes other improvements to the technical features of the console. This update is accessed by performing a system update in the System Settings of the Nintendo DSi, which will automatically upgrade the console's firmware to version 1.4.
The exciting new Facebook integration with the Nintendo DSi Camera allows you to send photos directly to your Facebook stream, where they will be shared with friends and stored in an Album on your profile. A Facebook logo will then appear in the album section of the camera, and a Facebook icon will now be present above your picture. Tap this to immediately connect online to your Facebook account and upload your picture.
The first time the new Facebook integration is used, you will need to log into your Facebook account using Facebook Connect, after which your email can be saved to the Nintendo DSi for ease of uploading images. The new Facebook functionality of the Nintendo DSi provides a safe and secure experience, and your password will never be revealed. Users can also always update their privacy settings on Facebook.com.
You can upload up to 200 photos in one album which is automatically named "Photos from Nintendo DSi" for your convenience - but there's no need to stop there! When the 201st photo is uploaded to Facebook, a new album will simply be created.
Every single image from your Camera Album can be uploaded to Facebook. The fun image-altering tools available on the Nintendo DSi mean you can now play with them to your heart's content before uploading them immediately to Facebook to share with friends. With eleven different lenses available on the Nintendo DSi Camera, you'll never have had so much fun with your pictures!
Connect to the Internet via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection today, and take your photo sharing to a new level with Facebook on Nintendo DSi.
Nintendo DSi Sells Through More Than 100,000 Units
Jul 21, 2009 / News
Independent market research group GfK Retail and Technology Australia confirms that the latest hand held console from Nintendo, Nintendo DSi(TM) has sold through more than 100,000* units in only 14 weeks.
Nintendo DSi - an upgrade to the Nintendo DS Lite hand held console launched in Australia and New Zealand 2 April 2009. Nintendo DSi's predecessor, Nintendo DS has been Australia's number one selling console since 2006.
Nintendo DSi's new features include: Nintendo DSi Camera - two cameras, 11 unique lenses, Nintendo DSi Sound - store, play and manipulate your music, SD memory card slot - for additional storage space - ideal for your photos and music, as well as a slimmer unit, increased sound quality, bigger LCD screens and the Nintendo DSi Shop.
Free to download, the Nintendo DSi Browser puts your Nintendo DSi online. Once online, you can visit the Nintendo DSi Shop and shop online for Nintendo DSiWare. The first time you visit the Nintendo DSi Shop, you will automatically receive 1,000 free Nintendo Points (available for a limited time only) which will allow you to download your choice of Nintendo DSiWare.
By purchasing Nintendo Points Cards, you can use your points to download Nintendo DSiWare from the Nintendo DSi Shop. Nintendo DSiWare is available in four different price categories: free, 200 points, 500 points, and 800 or more points.
Click here more information on Nintendo DSi.
* All sell through and market share information courtesy of GfK Retail and Technology Australia
A Little Bit of... Dr Kawashima's Brain Training(TM) Maths Edition' is available for download exclusively on the Nintendo DSi Shop.
Jun 19, 2009 / Nintendo DS
Nintendo DSi and includes new features and exercises as well as the return of some classic brain exercises from both Brain Training(TM) How Old is your Brain? and More Brain Training(TM) How old is Your Brain?
A Little Bit of... Dr Kawashima's Brain Training(TM) Maths Edition will be available for purchase for 800 Nintendo Points and will feature mathematical challenges and other fun exercises that you can use regularly to help you stay sharper in just a few minutes a day. As well as training with maths-oriented exercises, you can also relax with a game of Germ Buster. Or try the new Themes Mode, where you can practice your acting and drawing skills using the Nintendo DSi Camera, Touch Screen and microphone!
Free to download, the Nintendo DSi Browser allows your Nintendo DSi to access the internet. Once you have access to the internet, you can visit the Nintendo DSi Shop and shop for Nintendo DSiWare. The first time you visit the Nintendo DSi Shop, you will automatically receive 1,000 free Nintendo Points (available for a limited time only) which will allow you to download your choice of Nintendo DSiWare.
Nintendo DSiWare is available in four price categories: free, 200 points, 500 points, and 800 or more points.
The new Nintendo DSi includes the Nintendo DSi Camera - two cameras, 11 different lenses, Nintendo DSi Sound - store, play and manipulate music, SD memory card slot - for additional storage space, and the ability to play your favourite music on your Nintendo DSi. As well as a slimmer unit, increased sound quality, bigger LCD screens and the Nintendo DSi Shop.
Click here for more information on Nintendo DSi... http://gamesites.nintendo.com.au/DSi/
Animal Crossing: Let's go to the City
Dec 17, 2008 / Information
Updated Information Further to the initial announcement below regarding the issue with the ability to transfer data between Animal Crossing: Let's go to the City (Wii) and Animal Crossing: Wild World (Nintendo DS), Nintendo Australia asks that any consumers who are experiencing this issue, please contact Nintendo Australia Consumer Support 1300 362 746.
We are not aware of any other issue with Animal Crossing: Let's go to the City, other than the ability to transfer data between Animal Crossing: Let's go to the City (Wii) and Animal Crossing: Wild World (Nintendo DS).
Nintendo Australia apologises to our valued customers for any inconvenience this has caused.
Animal Crossing: Let's go to the City
Dec 5, 2008 / Wii
Animal Crossing: Let's go to the City
Nintendo Australia has identified an issue with the ability to transfer data between Animal Crossing: Let's go to the City (Wii) and Animal Crossing: Wild World (Nintendo DS).
It is not possible to exchange data between Animal Crossing: Let's go to the City (Wii) and Animal Crossing: Wild World (Nintendo DS).
No other game functions are affected.
Nintendo Australia is investigating this matter, and apologises for any inconvenience to our valued customers.
Any further information will be posted on the Nintendo Australia website as soon as it is available.
This issue only affects Australian consumers.
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