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Race to reach the ultimate dance party in Konami's new downloadable game.

There's a wide selection of downloads available on Wii and DSi this week -- including stuff that people might have heard of before and/or be interested in! Two days after its reveal, the new Blaster Master game is available on WiiWare, along with Hudson's Princess Tomato, a somewhat forgotten NES oddity. And DSiWare has the iPhone hit Fieldrunners and a new puzzle game by Intelligent Systems. Read about all ten (!) new games after the break.

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A portion of a Nintendo Life review… Tomena Sanner is a simple concept treated with the kind of zany humour and attention to detail that exemplifies WiiWare at its best. For 500 points you’re getting a nice bit of fun in the form of a game you can pick up for five minutes and enjoy; isn’t [...]

Konami has announced a North American release for its one-button WiiWare action game Tomena Sanner. The mobile port stars a businessman named Hitoshi Susumu who must run to an "ultimate dance party" to get there on time -- and who has the terrible luck to face obstacles like chorus lines, T-Rexes, lizardmen, and Frankenstein's Monsters. The game uses a single button to control Susumu's jumps, as well as attacks, basketball dunks, and whatever the situation calls for. It's like Canabalt, but with more dancing. All the while, a running commentary on Susumu's progress displays at the top of the screen. It also includes split screen multiplayer for up to four. Tomena Sanner will be out, unfortunately, in Q1 2010.

The less sense it makes, the more awesome it gets.

Players must race to the ultimate 2D dance party in wacky downloadable side-scroller.

As unique and weird as the game's concept.

Konami announces the game for America. So what the eff is it?

Step, jump, and silly slide!