Blood Beach

Number of Players

1 (Single Player)

Genre

Release Date

WiiWare

17th May 2010, 1,000 points
26th Nov 2010, 500 points

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29
Review Blood Beach (WiiWare)

Total misfire
Usually when a game is released with so little marketing it's enough to raise suspicions about its quality, but enough excellent WiiWare titles have emerged seemingly from nowhere over the years to make us reconsider those age-old presumptions. Then along comes a title like Blood Beach to remind us exactly why they existed in the first...
- Thu 20th May 2010
- WiiWare
- Reviews
- Retro

35
Nintendo Download 26th November 2010 (Europe)

Bloody beaches, dying dodos and Faxanadu
As Advent draws near, it's truly the season of giving, with Nintendo joining in the festive spirit by giving Nintendo download fans 50% price cuts on two WiiWare titles finally making their way across from North America. Elsewhere, fans of NES side-scrolling RPGs are well catered for, and DSiWare gets the...
- Wed 24th Nov 2010
- Nintendo Download
- European Releases
- DSiWare
- WiiWare
- Virtual Console
100
Nintendo Download 17th May 2010 (North America)

Running, blood and Kirby for the Wii; frogs, rabbits, upside-down blocks and more blood on DSi
Microgame creator WarioWare D.I.Y. and the hosts of the Nintendo Channel show "Nintendo Week" collide in the Big Name Game for this week, as Allison and Gary each unleash whatever crazy microgame their host brains have done thunk up. WiiWare:...
- Mon 17th May 2010
- DSiWare
- Nintendo Download
- North American Releases
- Virtual Console
- WiiWare

You are hopelessly outnumbered and have no choice but to fight and win.

Just you, your guns and the thin stretch of Blood Beach stand between you and the entire Japanese Imperial Navy.

You have an impressive arsenal of weapons, including the M2 BMG, 40mm M1 and, of course, your Thompson SMG. But the Imperial Japanese Navy will hit you with everything they can muster – “Zeros,” “Bettys” and even Takao-class battleships – in their methodical and relentless push to recapture the Solomon Islands. High scores can be saved for Easy, Normal and Hard levels of difficulty.

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edofthe209
Mon 17th May 2010

Aww, I was hoping this would have something to do with the Groovy Ghoulies song of the same name. Sad story. Anyway, I wonder what this game has to offer that Beachhead didn't already do 10 years ago.