Overview
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
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DSiWare
28th Jul 2011
28th Jul 2011
- Series
Reviews
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Review GO Series: Portable Shrine Wars (DSiWare)
Shinto to go
What do you get when you mix Mikoshi (portable Shinto shrines) and top-down shooters? Oddly enough, you come up with Gamebridge’s newest DSiWare release, GO Series: Portable Shrine Wars. But is this bizarre combination a match made in yomi, or is it just too weird to work? The goal in Portable Shrine Wars is to race your Mikoshi...
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GO Series: Portable Shrine Wars News
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Nintendo 28th July 2011 (Europe)
Go on, let's golf
After a long wait we finally have the first new game to buy in Nintendo's 3DS software () category, as well as plenty of other able content too. Let's see what's coming to Europe this week. 3DS eShop: Let's Golf! 3D (Gameloft, €6 / £5.40) — This isn't the first tee-off for Gameloft's sporting series, as we've...
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Nintendo 28th July 2011 (North America)
Farming, shrines and more
In all the excitement about 3DS price drops and free games, don't forget your old friend the Nintendo . Here's what's available in North America later today. 3DS eShop: Let's Golf! 3D (Gameloft, $6.99) — The eShop's first properly new able game, Gameloft's golfing game features six courses, eight...
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Feature The Past, Present and Future of the GO Series
Exclusive: two new games announced
It seems like DSiWare's GO Series has been around for forever, but the first title — GO Series: 10 Second Run — only launched in September 2010, followed by a series of quick-fire games in every genre from pinball to platforming. At the time of writing, the series stands at 10 titles but it's not over yet, with...
About The Game
In Portable Shrine Wars teams of Mikoshi (portable shrine) carriers go head to head in a fast and frantic competition.
You have to barge opponent mikoshi’s into the crowd or fling team at them to send them crashing to the ground. As you run past you can grab any men that have fallen from their mikoshi to recruit them. The more men you have the faster you can run carrying the mikoshi and the more human-ammunition you’ll have.
You’ll need to battle giant festival bosses and mikoshi ninjas while avoiding pit holes and other obstacles.
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Nowhere to be seen on European eShop.
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