One reason for 3DS's sales is online stores not featuring it properly: most lump it in with DS, or make it hard to find. Why hide it?
Which is better?
Are you a man or a woman? Which gender is better? The age-old question will get settled on Kinect this Christmas, as PQube is preparing to bring The Ultimate Battle of the Sexes to the UK.
Playing the superb Wii version of Metroid Prime. What a joy to go back to this game after so many years.
The finer points
Hopefully you've found our 3DS eShop and Ambassador FAQ useful, and will continue to do so as we update it with fresh information, like the stream of new details flowing from Nintendo Europe.
It can be done
In the first of a new series of reader blogs, we're sharing stories from Kinect fans just like you. We want to hear bout any success stories you might have had — a great video you made in Yoostar 2, a world record score in Kinect Sports or something awesome made possible by Kinect. You can contact KINECTaku to share your story, and we kick off with Annecek from online fitness group Kinect to Spark.
Nintendo's decision to drop the price of 3DS has reignited interest in the console, but many owners blame the machine's fortunes on a lack of quality software available. These gamers won't have been fully reassured by Nintendo's championing of Super Mario 3D Land and Mario Kart 7: while set to be among the best games on the machine, they're three and four months away respectively. What is there to play before then?
One thing worries me about this Grand Slam Tennis 2 trailer: you don't see any faces. What's going on? http://bit.ly/pruGwo
Ready to take the crown?
So far we've seen some decent attempts at PlayStation Move tennis games, but neither Virtua Tennis 4 nor Top Spin 4 quite hit the mark. Now EA Sports is hoping to get in the game with Grand Slam Tennis 2.
Just realised I'll have to buy Star Fox 64 3D as it fits all my criteria, i.e. lots of talking animals.
Searching for Cave Story on Amazon comes up with some interesting results. http://amzn.to/roui8f
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