It's another Monday, and more games have been added to Nintendo's North American downloadable channels, although the Virtual Console has been left out for the second straight week. Three WiiWare games and one DSiWare game will be available for download later today.

The first WiiWare game is Telltale Games' Tales of Monkey Island Chapter 1: Launch of the Screaming Narwhal. Released for the PC earlier this month, Guybrush Threepwood returns in this all-new adventure. He becomes inflicted with the Pox of LeChuck, contracting all of the evil pirate's evil mojo into his hand. In the aftermath, he washes ashore on Flotsam Island, which has curious winds pointing in at the island from all directions, preventing people from leaving. Guybrush has to figure out a way to get off of the island.

The second WiiWare title is The Three Musketeers: One For All! from Legendo Entertainment. In an adventure game, you control Porthos from the Musketeers, using your Wii Remote to slash your way through enemies and navigate around obstacles. You need to save your fellow musketeers, who are imprisoned by Count Xavier and Count Orsini.

The last WiiWare title is HB Arcade Cards from HB Studios Multimedia. This is a collection of fun and easy-to-play card games, including Cribbage, Hearts, Rummy, and more.

The DSiWare title this week is Sudoku Student from Hudson. This version of Hudson's Sudoku software is designed for entry-to-beginner-level players.

Recap:

DSiW: Sudoku Student, Hudson Entertainment, 1 Player, 200 Points

As always, games go live at Noon EST, 9AM PST. Keep track of the latest Virtual Console, WiiWare, and DSiWare releases with the 2009 edition of What's New on the Wii Shop Channel? in the Wii Virtual Console forum and the upcoming What's New on the DSi Shop? in the DSiWare forum.

Three WiiWare™ games anchor this week's Nintendo Download. Gamers can buckle their swashes with both the first installment of a five-part Tales of Monkey Island series and a Three Musketeers platform adventure. Meanwhile, fans of card games will enjoy a half dozen classic options in HB Arcade Cards. On the Nintendo DSiWare™ side, beginners can learn the basics of sudoku with Sudoku Student.

Akira_EX via press.nintendo.com »