First Mojipittan DLC spells 'money' for Namco Bandai

Posted Apr 30th 2008 12:45PM by JC Fletcher
Filed under: News, Imports, WiiWare

The WiiWare version of Namco Bandai's popular, impossible-to-localize puzzle game Kotoba no Puzzle Mojipittan (Word Puzzle Mojipittan) got its first add-on pack today. For 200 Wii Points, an additional 30 puzzles, along with new background music for those puzzles, can be downloaded from the Wii Shop, which actually doesn't seem like such a bad deal.

The stages in the pack range from easy enough for children to "Ultra Hard," and have themes like "Countries of the World" and "Sweets." We aren't sure how themes in Mojipittan work -- spelling words in just the appropriate themes seems like it would be pretty hard!

Tags: dlc, mojipittan, namco-bandai, puzzle, word-puzzle

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