Vector Racing And Metal Slug X Are This Week’s Nintendo Downloads

This week’s Nintendo eShop download is Vector Racing, a racing game with vector-style graphics developed by Sweet-Soft and published by Arc System Works.

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Vector Racing has six vehicles and 12 courses to race on. You can race against a friend in local multiplayer and the game has online leaderboards. The game’s single player modes include: Grand Prix, Time Trial and Single Race. Vector Racing costs $6.99 on the Nintendo eShop.

 

Meanwhile, the Wii Virtual Console gets Metal Slug X, an improved version of Metal Slug 2 with new enemies and weapons, as well as re-arranged music and different backgrounds. Metal Slug X costs 900 Wii Points ($9).

 


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