Bonsai Barber is an odd little game developed by Zoonami that lets players become a hairdresser for plants, fruits and vegetables. Taking a leaf (see what we did there?) from the art of bonsai pruning, your goal in the game is to cut, trim, comb and stylise the foliage of all your customers, including daredevil carrots, suave bananas and cactus cowboys. The game will set you back 1000 Wii points.
The Revenge of Shinobi was originally released in 1989, and is the second entry in the rather popular Shinobi franchise. The game is arguably most famous for being re-released several times to change boss character sprites. Originally, bosses resembled Batman, Godzilla, The Terminator and even Spider-Man, but most of these were changed due to copyright infringements. Curse you legal system! But that isn’t to say the main gameplay itself is not enjoyable, it’s quite an engaging platformer which sees players utilising ninjutsu and throwing shuriken at foes. Wii owners can find their inner shinobi for the price of 800 Wii points.
The DSi apps City Transport Map Volumes 1 & 2 - 2009 are exactly as they sound – maps of different cities in Europe. Volume 1 features maps for Paris, Rome, Dublin, Madrid and Lisbon, while Volume 2 has maps for London, Amsterdam, Prague, Moscow and Berlin. All maps contain bus, train, tram and airport shuttle routes to help you find your way around, and you can even set DSi photos on the map to remind yourself of what a place looks like. Both volumes cost 500 DSi points each.
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