We've already got ourselves a Dragon Ball Online in the works, but how about that other phenomenal anime and gaming IP, Pokemon? Will we get a Pokemon MMO? We don't know the answer yet, but at least gaming developer Nnooo managed to think about pitching that idea to the folks at Nintendo. More in the full article!

Nintendo of Europe recently announced the first eight WiiWare titles that gamers will eventually see on the downloadable game service once it arrives this May 20. The European WiiWare title selection will vary slightly with its North American counterpart, although titles like LostWinds and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King will also be available in both regions. You can view the short list of WiiWare titles in our full article.

With WiiWare's launch in the U.S. comes plenty of opportunities for smaller game developers who can capitalize on the more casual platform. Thing is, devs who want their games downloadable on the Nintendo Wii have to decide how to price their products in respect to other titles available. Find out what Nnooo's creative director Nic Watt has to say about pricing the bubble shooter Pop at the full article.

The Nintendo Wii's WiiWare service is growing in terms of development force as Australian development team Nnooo has also started efforts to create a brand new title called Pop. The idea behind Pop is very simple: Players will try to create bubbles using the Wiimote. The larger the bubbles, the bigger the explosions that players will get when it finally bursts.

This, however, is no easy feat as skill and practice is needed to be able to produce huge bubbles. Pop for The Nintendo Wii's WiiWare service is designed to be enjoyed by players of all ages and all skill levels. We'll give you an update as soon as one is forthcoming from the guys over at Nnooo.