Nintendo 3DS

[xopher]

The multiplayer score-attack shit? The worst.

I'm not sure what you're talking about

[Ratatapa]

Playing Lego City undercover the chase begins

It's pretty good, less good then the WII U version but still a good game for 30$

[miokomioko]

I'm not sure what you're talking about

I realize, now, that it's not the title you were speaking of, but the first thing that popped in my head was Harmony of Despair.

[Hitoshura]

I would get Paper Mario but that whole sticker collecting gimmick looks fucking stupid.

[Ratatapa]

I would get Paper Mario but that whole sticker collecting gimmick looks fucking stupid.

It is got tired after world 3

[6souls]

European Promotion

With such a large roster of games available for Nintendo 3DS right now, players may find it difficult to decide which one to go for next. Starting from tomorrow, 23rd April, Nintendo will be launching the So Many Games! Promotion on a select range of top Nintendo 3DS titles to help them choose.

Players simply need to register any three of eight top Nintendo 3DS titles with Club Nintendo by 30th June 2013, and they will be able to claim a free download code of their most-wanted game from the range for Free. They can choose one of the remaining five titles to enjoy playing on Nintendo 3DS themselves, or select one they've already registered for the promotion to give to a friend to either share the fun, or experience some exciting multiplayer action!

There are eight top Nintendo 3DS games eligible in this promotion:

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate
Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate
Luigi's Mansion 2
Fire Emblem: Awakening
Lego City Undercover: The Chase Begins
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity
Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D
Animal Crossing: New Leaf

Minimum age for participation is 16 years. Download codes may only be requested from 23rd April 2013 at 15:00 CEST. The request of a download code must be completed by 31st July 2013. The download code expires on 31st December 2013. To qualify for this promotion, any three of the eight eligible games must be registered since their respective release by 30th June 2013. The registration in Club Nintendo is required. Club Nintendo Terms and Conditions apply. For the use of Nintendo eShop the acceptance of the Nintendo 3DS Service User Agreement and Privacy Policy is required.

For all information and terms and conditions, as well as how to take part in this promotion to claim a free code for a Download Version from the Nintendo eShop: http://www.nintendo.co.uk/SoMany3DSGamesPromotion

[mistmonster]

I would get Paper Mario but that whole sticker collecting gimmick looks fucking stupid.

I could not get into this game at all... don't know why

[6souls]

Dragon Quest Monsters 2 remake

Square Enix recently trademarked the name “Iru to Ruca no Fushigi na Fushigi na Kagi” in Japan, which roughly translates to “Iru and Luca’s Wonderful Mysterious Keys.”

Game Jouhou speculates the trademark could be for a Dragon Quest Monsters 2 remake. Square Enix has already remade the first game, Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland, for 3DS.

In 2001, Square Enix released Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Malta’s Mysterious Keys (or Malta no Fushigi na Kagi) for Gameboy Color in two versions: Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Malta’s Mysterious Keys – Luca’s Journey (released overseas as Cobi’s Journey) and Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Malta’s Mysterious Keys – Iru’s Adventure (released overseas as Tara’s Adventure).

The trademark seems to imply a remake combining both versions.

http://gematsu.com/2013/04/square-en...sters-2-remake
http://remoon.blog15.fc2.com/blog-entry-25222.html

[Hitoshura]

Dragon Quest Monsters 2 remake

http://gematsu.com/2013/04/square-en...sters-2-remake
http://remoon.blog15.fc2.com/blog-entry-25222.html

Do you even own a 3DS? All I ever see you do is post news but never speak a word of it lol.

[6souls]

Nope, I do own a Gameboy Pocket, though.

[Tyrath]

What difference does it make? 6souls keeps a lot of threads up to date with news, I wouldn't know half the shit about whats going on if he wasn't posting.

[Ayn]

What difference does it make? 6souls keeps a lot of threads up to date with news, I wouldn't know half the shit about whats going on if he wasn't posting.

For serious.

The European promotion makes me sad. Oh well, at least I got..Star Fox, here? Yay?

[Ratatapa]

For serious.

The European promotion makes me sad. Oh well, at least I got..Star Fox, here? Yay?

NA VS EU Club Nintendo
NA VS EU PSN+ Promotions

Same fight

[Ratatapa]

Ok guys got work to do

Sell me Animal Crossing

Aka What should i like or dislike about this type of game, i didn't play the GC or the WII version but all i see for me is like a sim city with dolls.

Aka fetch water, go fish, and stuff like that.

[Eleven19]

Ok guys got work to do

Sell me Animal Crossing

Aka What should i like or dislike about this type of game, i didn't play the GC or the WII version but all i see for me is like a sim city with dolls.

Aka fetch water, go fish, and stuff like that.

Seconding this request.

[mistmonster]

I was thinking about AC the other day, I remember playing it a ton on the GC... But in my old age I can't remember why I liked it so much. so looking forward to the replies

[miokomioko]

It's an incredibly casual real-time game that mostly caters to town-sim people as well as general video game completionists with its massive amounts of random crap to do/collect/design/etc. coupled with semi-amusing interpersonal dialog with AI townsfolk. You can be a prick and piss the ones off you don't like so they move out and try to please the ones you like to keep them around. There's a lot you can do to slowly customize your town.

It's overboard cutesy for those who are genuinely into that, but the almost complete freedom of writing, drawing, etc. allows for a rather hilarious juxtaposition of adorable animal friends constantly complaining about their rectal bleeding or gazing up at the night sky's gigantic cock constellation you created. On top of the huge furniture, insect, fish, fossil, artwork, and music catalogs you can work on completing, there's a lot of Nintendo IP related stuff. Metroid/Zelda/Mario/Pikmin/etc. hats, clothing, furniture sets that's entertaining to find.

Lastly, it's designed to be played little by little on a daily basis (they now allow you to govern shop hours to cater to your playtime) over a year's time or more in order to do your daily upkeep/chores, experience holiday events, witness other events, catch seasonal fish/insects, see inhabitants come/go, upgrade amenities, and manage your profitable ventures (growing/selling foreign fruit, for example). While the MMO-style daily time-sinks sound bad, there's pretty much always something to do at any given time to make money and grow your furniture/wallpaper/flooring catalog (the appeal is that any time you obtain an item, you can then purchase it from the shop catalog whenever you like). It can be as simple as fishing for profit, running favors for neighbors, hunting insects, etc. but the main draw is massive customization at all levels. From personal (hats, headwear, shirts, pants, shoes, etc.) to your home (wallpapers, flooring, furniture, wall decor, music, rooms, stories, exteriors, fences, mailboxes, etc.) to the entire town (amenities, benches, light posts, fountains, landmarks, landscaping, pathing, etc.).

On top of all that, it's multiplayer, allowing you to have your friends come visit your town or vice-versa.

[Hiryo]

Ok guys got work to do

Sell me Animal Crossing

Aka What should i like or dislike about this type of game, i didn't play the GC or the WII version but all i see for me is like a sim city with dolls.

Aka fetch water, go fish, and stuff like that.

AC is more of a lifestyle game. If you enjoy popping into a game (like sims) with no real end goal, or have fun with favorite npcs or if you are a girl, then AC would be a great game for you. It's boring to me, but obviously people love it enough if you hop on any social media site. Of course, there are some goals in the game, but the average player just plays it out. Here's a few examples of the fun to be had:
Collecting hundreds of items! Bugs, Fossils, Plants, etc.
Creating fashions and furnishing your house.
Meeting new neighbors, swapping neighbors with your friends; i think the 3ds version can get random neighbors from Wifi?
Interacting with the world. Being cute, being a dick, etc.

There are "jobs to do for npcs", but thats only part of the game. If you like clocking hours into open ended games then you may actually like it.

[Warudo Ecksu]

I played the GC version with my brother nonstop for probably over a year. I used to go to my brother's town and bury old tires and junk for him to find, and I'd dig holes every where, but I stopped when he ran through all of my flowers. When AC came out on DS, I played with my much younger little sister and put her to work paying off my house.

Play with your siblings or significant other or bffs. It'll be fun. The game just has a way of sucking you in once you play it a couple of times. I was extremely caught up in getting a perfect town, golden watering can, everything donated to the museum, full catalog, etc.

[Ratatapa]

Yeah I'm completely solo no friends no family nothing

But thanks for he answers