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Welcome back to our weekly run-down of Nintendo's digital shop. This week we have classic Nintendo characters, nifty RPGs, rhythm platformers, and all sorts of other strange-looking games in the eShop. And there's older retail games now available for download, just in case you missed them the first time around. But which ones are worth grabbing, and which should you leave well alone? Take...

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Donkey Kong Returns to his country, but this time, it's in 3D with a new mode and new levels. Get it today via retail or eShop.

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New Releases: Kirby Dream Land 3, Kirby's Dream Course, Kirby Super Star, Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D, Naruto Powerful Shippuden, Groove Heaven.

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Yes, Donkey Kong has yet to star in his own adventure on the Nintendo 3DS. No, we won't have to wait too long for Nintendo to address that matter. You see, Mario Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move may well have leapt onto the 3DS eShop a couple of weeks ago, but Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D, a 3DS port of the original Nintendo Wii classic, is set to debut tomorrow. Of course, these outings d...

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GamesAsylum rounds-up the week's new releases, including Donkey Kong Country Returns, Resident Evil Revelations, Fast Furious Showdown, Call of Jaurez: Gunslinger and Mens Room Mayhem.

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MTV:"Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D" is essentially the same game that was released a few years ago for the Wii, with some slight adjustments, and added content. The game follows the age-old story of Donkey Kong on the hunt for his stolen bananas with Diddy Kong in toe, and Cranky Kong set up to help him out along the way. As DK explores the island looking for the evil Tikis that pilfered his fruit, he'll encounter an assortment of different platform-based levels that range in gameplay, but all take advantage of his unique simian skills. From the standard beach levels, to the series' staple mine cart levels, fans of the classic Super Nintendo "Donkey Kong Country" games will feel right at home with this game.

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GamerZines writes: The spectre that is E3 looms ever larger on the horizon, but that hasnt stopped a selection of big titles arriving on retail and digital shelves this week. The return of Nintendos favourite gorilla is undoubtedly the highlight in what is otherwise a rather tepid release window, but most gamers will find something worth getting excited about.

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El33tonline writes: "Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D was clearly not originally designed for handheld gaming its courses are on the long side for those quick play sessions but it benefits a lot from the 3D, and playing through it on the 3DS has made me appreciate its quality all over again."

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The Game Inquirer says: "I used to absolutely adore the Donkey Kong Country games on the SNES. I dont know whether it was their (at the time) stunning visuals, the stellar soundtracks, or just the fact you were jumping and hopping around as an ape and chimpanzee. The series sadly went silent after the third and final part in the trilogy released and beside a few ports to handheld systems; it seemed Donkey Kong had well and truly hung up his platforming bananas. That was until Retro Studios stepped forward however, reviving and refreshing the series with a well received sequel on the Nintendo Wii. Now this same game is making its way onto 3DS courtesy of Monster Games (the studio behind Excitetruck and Pilotwings Resort)."

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This week's new releases include Resident Evil: Revelations, Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D, Fast Furious: Showdown and the Wii U version of Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes.