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See some of the enormous beasts that players will square off against in the Nintendo 3DS exclusive.

Added: 25.02.2015 12:10 | 7 views | 0 comments


GES Writes: "With the release of the New Nintendo 3DS and XL was a new version release of Monster Hunter 4. They added some improvements to go with the new handheld, for instance moving your camera view with the new right c stick. The Monster Hunter series is a great seller especially in Japan, it is an action RPG and is a bit different form your normal or western games in the same genre. You play as a hunter and as the name implies you hunt monsters. There are tons of quests and hunts to go on and will keep you busy for hours. The game takes a bit of getting used to, the tutorial helps but it only takes you so far the rest you have to figure out for yourself. There is a lot to read and in the beginning I didnt like the game and style that much but the longer I played the better it got."

Added: 24.02.2015 18:10 | 4 views | 0 comments


Nintendo did not release the regular size New Nintendo 3DS in the United States of America. They claim it was because they wanted to save consumers from 'grief' by having a clear differentiation between all the installments in the system series. That is a foolish strategy considering the release of the 2DS. Nintendo appears to believe they can't do without the potential profit of a American normal sized New Nintendo 3DS. They are an awesome company that makes awesome stuff; however, many awesome things go through not so awesome problems. This attitude doesn't only take away from the community, but from the company's benefit. You may not be on the brink of bankruptcy or have mass negative feedback from your fans, but taking this attitude that you can sit opportunities out will not work, and may come back to haunt you.

Added: 24.02.2015 13:10 | 2 views | 0 comments


GR: Episodic gaming is all the rage right now, and when most people think episodic, they think Telltale Games who also has a very prominent episodic series about zombies. Capcom also tried their hand at episodic zombies in Resident Evil: Revelations in 2012, on the Nintendo 3DS of all places, and surprisingly it worked. Resident Evil: Revelations 2 goes back to the same format on the eighth-generation consoles, and oddly enough it works again. The key term here is oddly, because the whole gameat least for the first episodefeels very disjointed, and yet almost impossibly fuses itself together into something worth playing.

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Pikachu! Kirby! Dots!

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NCL has announced plans for special cover plates, which will be released alongside Xenoblade Chronicles 3D in Japan. The New Nintendo 3DS covers have a glossy look and bright red color to boot. The set features the well known Monado blade, which plays a key roll in Xenoblade Chronicles. To underline this weapon's strength, the covers also have a single line of text, which reads: "Power of Monado." These new covers will be released alongside Xenoblade Chronicles 3D in Japan on April 2. Europe is getting the game a day later, and North Americans will have to wait an additional week. Sadly, there are currently no plans to release the covers outside of Japan.

Added: 22.02.2015 11:10 | 0 views | 0 comments


Now that the New Nintendo 3DS is available in North America, many gamers are wondering just what games do they need to pick up to test drive their new cool-looking hardware. Well, since we have played and reviewed over a hundred 3DS games since it launched, we have the perfect list of games that you should consider picking up. Regardless of what genre you prefer, we are sure that we have you covered.

Added: 22.02.2015 8:22 | 2 views | 0 comments


Roguelike dungeon crawler coming to the Nintendo 3DS this April

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The New Nintendo 3DS XL launched in North America today, and accompanying it are a set of commercials that play off the system's odd name.