Gaming GO for the NDS?

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I am looking for an -ENGLISH VERSION-
I was wondering if there is any GO games for the NDS.
If anyone can think of one, please let me know.

Edit: I suppose I should explain what GO is. Most may not know it. It is of Chinese origin. Two players alternately place black and white stones on the empty intersections of a grid 19×19 lines. Once placed on the board, you cannot move or remove it, unless they are surrounded and captured by the opponent. The goal is to control a larger portion of the board than the opposing player.

Edit: I found quite a few titles after digging some more
- Itsu Demo Doko Demo Dekiru Igo - AI Igo DS
- Daredemo Kantan Chou Chikun no Tsumego
- Asonde Igo ga Tsuyoku naru Ginsei Igo DS
- Umezawa Yukari no Yasashi Igo
- 1500 DS Spirits Vol 10 - Igo

Are any of them imported to [E] or ?
I suppose I could play them in Japanese
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EDIT: No reply seem fruitful so far. To answer a couple of the questions.
GO and Shogi are 2 completely different games.
GO is not Othello or Turncoat either.

Grimat: There is Shogi in Clubhouse, but Go is not there.
MCheezy: They are both extremely good games. But if you don't enjoy strategic board games... Then this is not for you.
Jurassicplayer: I'll look into it, thanks
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MCheezy said:
Is GO like Shogi?

I don't know how to play either of those, but I would love to learn.
Go and Shogi are completely different (there is no way to describe how different they are. pretty much everything is different).
On the other hand, I once heard of a homebrew that sort of worked (but it was made for reviewing pre-recorded plays...although you can use it for a one on one with someone in the immediate vicinity).
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Its called DSgf.
 
If this is the game I think it is, I've seen it by several different names. Reversi, Othello, (Turncoat, as already mentioned). New Super Mario Bros. has this as a minigame, using Bob-ombs as playing pieces.
 
Jurassicplayer,

So DSgf is like a Kifu then?
Or is it an activated option when playing an actual game and it records it for you.
Only to review your own games...
 

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