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If you own a Nintendo 3DS and you live in Europe, you might find this week's new 3DS eShop offerings of interest.
There's nothing huge in store for you, I should stress, though a couple of smaller titles may well be worth the punt.
If you own a Nintendo 3DS and you live in the US, however, then tough luck.
'Dire' is probably the word.
Onwards, peeps...
European eShop releases
Circle Entertainment released the enjoyable Crystal Adventure earlier this year, so I'm excited to see how its Witch & Hero game plays out.
It's an 8-bit-styled adventure game in which you fight against Medusa with only a set-in-stone witch for company. It costs £3.60. Expect a review of this up on PG soon.
Alien Chaos 3D has a terrible name, but wait: it might actually be good. It's a sort-of sequel to Mama & Son: Clean House on PC, which was pretty fun. Let's hope this follow-up for 3DS is, too.
In Alien Chaos 3D, you're running a cleaning and demolition business (a great combination, obviously) when robots suddenly kidnap your mother. £3.59, my lord.
Monster High Skultimate Roller Maze is a roller skating game based on the Monster High dolls franchise. Yes, it really is called Skultimate. It costs £24.99. Skultimate.
Furthermore, Mega Man 3 has been added to the Virtual Console section, which is a bit exciting. This slice of classic (and hair-wrenching) gaming history will set you back £4.49.
Oh, don't forget to update your Letter Box this week, by the way. You can now take photos and record sounds from within the app. Aces.
US eShop releases
This week, Americans will find Real Heroes: Firefighter 3D in downloadable form on the eShop. It's somewhat rubbish, though, soleave it!
There's also Gabrielle's Ghostly Groove 3D, which is an average-looking rhythm game. Used to be a retail-only game. Not any more.
You can now find the original Game Boy version of Castlevania on the eShop, too.
There are also some DLC and sales to consider. Both Colors! 3D andPokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity have been updated with additional content. With extra dungeons in the latter's case.
And escapeVektor is on sale this week, down to $4.99. That's your lot, sadly.
See you next week!
There's nothing huge in store for you, I should stress, though a couple of smaller titles may well be worth the punt.
If you own a Nintendo 3DS and you live in the US, however, then tough luck.
'Dire' is probably the word.
Onwards, peeps...
European eShop releases
Circle Entertainment released the enjoyable Crystal Adventure earlier this year, so I'm excited to see how its Witch & Hero game plays out.
It's an 8-bit-styled adventure game in which you fight against Medusa with only a set-in-stone witch for company. It costs £3.60. Expect a review of this up on PG soon.
Alien Chaos 3D has a terrible name, but wait: it might actually be good. It's a sort-of sequel to Mama & Son: Clean House on PC, which was pretty fun. Let's hope this follow-up for 3DS is, too.
In Alien Chaos 3D, you're running a cleaning and demolition business (a great combination, obviously) when robots suddenly kidnap your mother. £3.59, my lord.
Monster High Skultimate Roller Maze is a roller skating game based on the Monster High dolls franchise. Yes, it really is called Skultimate. It costs £24.99. Skultimate.
Furthermore, Mega Man 3 has been added to the Virtual Console section, which is a bit exciting. This slice of classic (and hair-wrenching) gaming history will set you back £4.49.
Oh, don't forget to update your Letter Box this week, by the way. You can now take photos and record sounds from within the app. Aces.
US eShop releases
This week, Americans will find Real Heroes: Firefighter 3D in downloadable form on the eShop. It's somewhat rubbish, though, soleave it!
There's also Gabrielle's Ghostly Groove 3D, which is an average-looking rhythm game. Used to be a retail-only game. Not any more.
You can now find the original Game Boy version of Castlevania on the eShop, too.
There are also some DLC and sales to consider. Both Colors! 3D andPokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity have been updated with additional content. With extra dungeons in the latter's case.
And escapeVektor is on sale this week, down to $4.99. That's your lot, sadly.
See you next week!
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