Mojipittan DLC: You know, for kids!

by JC Fletcher on Jun 23rd 2008 3:30PM

We're glad to see Namco Bandai continuing to support the WiiWare version of Word Puzzle Mojipittan three months after its launch-day release. They've released another pack of new downloadable puzzles, this time aimed at children. The "Kantan Kids' Stage" (Simple Kids' Stage) pack features cutely-designed stages shaped like frogs, ladybugs, cats, and more, intended for elementary school kids.

Like the last DLC, the new Mojipittan puzzles are priced to move at 200 Wii Points. Even with the 1,000 Points required to purchase the base game, the price isn't bad for quality educational gaming that happens to be conveniently downloadable. It also seems handy for beginning Japanese readers who happen to have Japanese Wiis.

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

Reader Comments (3)

Haha... Hudsucker Proxy.

Aw. I was hoping to be the first to call the reference on that title. Fun fact about that movie: Tim Robbins wasn't acting in it. In fact, he never acts. He's completely incapable of it. They just make him believe he's actually in real situations and film his reactions. Seriously, go see just about any movie with Tim Robbins in it. You'll see he only has one mood: "Gee whiz!"

I just downloaded Mojipittan and it's mind-numbingly cute, reminiscent of Taiko no Tatsujin. I like how the words you make go into a dictionary so you can see the definitions.