DSiWare

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The logo of DSiWare.

DSiWare are downloadable games that can be found on the Nintendo DSi Shop. Just like WiiWare, DsiWare can must paid with DSi Points. Currently, four Mario games are confirmed to be released on the DSi Shop.

There are four different kinds of DSiWare.

• Free of Charge DSiWare: Free of charge programs such as the already announced DSi Browser and Moving Notepad.
• DSiWare200: Software that can be purchased for 200 Points which will be very compact utility types of applications and small games
• DSiWare500: Software that can be purchased for 500 Points which will be simple puzzle games and other, more sophisticated utility applications.
• DSiWarePremium: Software that costs 800 Points or more for the larger games and utility types.

List of Mario DSiWare Games

• File:Check small.png – The game has either been released or confirmed in that region.
• File:X mark.png – The game has not been announced in that region.
• File:Question.png – The game was announced at some point in that region, but the release date is currently unknown.

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Game Logo	Game	Price	NA	JP	EU	AUS	NA Release Date	JP Release Date	EU Release Date	AU Release Date
	Dr. Mario Express	500 DSi Points	File:Check small.png	File:Check small.png	File:Check small.png	File:Check small.png	April 20th 2009	December 24th 2008	May 1st 2009	May 1st 2009
	Paper Plane	200 DSi Points	File:Check small.png	File:Check small.png	File:Check small.png	File:Check small.png	April 27th 2009	December 24th 2008	April 3rd 2009	April 2nd 2009
	Pyoro	200 DSi Points	File:Check small.png	File:Check small.png	File:Check small.png	File:Check small.png	April 5th 2009	December 24th 2008	April 3rd 2009	April 2nd 2009
	WarioWare: Snapped!	500 DSi Points	File:Check small.png	File:Check small.png	File:Check small.png	File:Check small.png	April 5th 2009	December 24th 2008	April 3rd 2009	April 2nd 2009

Trivia

• When the customer buys DSiWare, he or she will see Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach and Toad (from Super Mario Advance) throwing little blue balls into a box. They will see the box start to be filled with blue. When the box is completely blue filled, it'll turn on its side and look like a present. Then it gets transported to the DSi Menu. Unlike WiiWare and Virtual Console for the Wii, the buyer needs to open the "present" first before playing directly.

See Also

• WiiWare — Original games that can be downloaded from the Wii Shop Channel.