Quote (Doom0277 @ Oct 2 2012 02:19pm)

that's crap

it's just same level just different difficulty on Gold Rush basically

when are they going to put out some good dlc

this is more like and update that you have to pay for..

Quote (Doom0277 @ Oct 2 2012 02:19pm)

that's crap

it's just same level just different difficulty on Gold Rush basically

when are they going to put out some good dlc

this is more like and update that you have to pay for..

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Players worldwide have collected more than 100 billion gold coins in New Super Mario Bros 2 for the Nintendo 3DS. That tally is set to skyrocket exponentially as Nintendo offers new Coin Rush Mode levels for the game. Several new downloadable add-on level packs will be made available to game owners, with the first three packs launching on Oct. 4. Each new pack contains three courses and can be purchased from within the game* at a price of $2.50 per pack. Subsequent packs will be on the way, with the next arrivals at the end of October and the end of November.

The packs being released on Oct. 4 include:
•Gold Rush Pack: Fun new courses that give novice players the best chance to collect lots of gold, and veterans the chance to set even higher Coin Rush records.
•Coin Challenge Pack A: The New Super Mario Bros. 2 website will track the rankings based on the scores for this pack, enabling players to measure their scores against other tallies from around the world in these more open courses.
•Nerve-Wrack Pack: Intense new courses designed for veteran players looking for new challenges.

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Nintendo Europe has apparently uploaded three Gameboy Advance games onto their press server. The games which have been uploaded are Super Mario Ball, Mario Golf: Advance Tour, and Mario & Luigi: Super Star Saga. These box-arts could have been mistakenly put up early in preparation for the European Nintendo Direct presentation which is taking place on Thursday. We shouldn’t have to wait too long to find out.

Quote (destry @ Oct 3 2012 02:53am)

Great news!

http://mynintendonews.com/2012/10/03/gameboy-advance-games-finally-coming-to-nintendo-3ds-eshop/

Quote (zarkadon @ Oct 3 2012 08:31am)

not looking forward to any of them tbh... but it is great that they are finally uploading GBA games

plz sum SNES ones

Quote (destry @ Oct 3 2012 04:19pm)

mario&luigi games are always pretty good, i dont remember if i played superstar saga but im playing Mario&luigi bowser's inside story atm and its great

Quote (destry @ Oct 4 2012 05:37pm)

lots of 3ds news came in today, will post later

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Nintendo 3DS owners are getting an amazing lineup of downloadable games for the holidays and beyond. Original games, classic games and demos will all be making an appearance in the Nintendo eShop. Fans also will soon find downloadable versions of select Nintendo 3DS hits that have already launched as packaged goods.

Nintendo 3DS owners will see a sequel to fan-favorite Pushmo, classics like Ninja Gaiden and Castlevania: The Adventure, plus a series of three original games developed by LEVEL-5 and several well-known Japanese collaborators.


“The Nintendo eShop demonstrates Nintendo’s commitment to providing consumers with unique digital content through a combination of creativity and convenience. The variety and quality of games coming this year is unmatched, from new entries in established franchises to original properties.”

- Scott Moffitt, Nintendo of America’s executive vice president of Sales & Marketing.

The following content is scheduled to launch in the Nintendo eShop in 2012:

ORIGINAL GAMES
•NightSky launches Oct. 25. NightSky is an action-puzzle game that offers an ambient game-play experience with cerebral challenges that fill uniquely designed, picturesque worlds. Each of these worlds is broken into different areas in which the player must maneuver a sphere by using realistic physics to advance.
•Crashmo launches Nov. 22. Players can embrace the laws of gravity and challenge themselves with a whole new kind of action-puzzle play in this exciting sequel to the critically acclaimed Pushmo. New gravity mechanics and gadgets like floating blocks, doors and move switches await, testing players’ skills as they push, pull and slide each puzzle’s colorful blocks in order to climb to the top. Just be careful where those blocks are moved—unsupported blocks will come crashing down. Crashmocontains lots of puzzles to test your brains, and enhanced puzzle-creation and -sharing features mean that even when all the puzzles are cleared, the fun never has to stop.
•Fluidity: Spin Cycle arrives on Dec. 27, letting players tilt, turn and even rotate their Nintendo 3DS system 360 degrees to maneuver a puddle of water named Eddy through a maze-like, magical world. Change from liquid to a block of ice or a steam cloud to solve fun, gravity-defying puzzles and defeat Goop monsters. Fluidity: Spin Cycle features a new storybook setting to explore that spans the ages, from a lost world full of dinosaurs to the modern world and beyond.
•Three original games from LEVEL-5 and several well-known Japanese collaborators will launch in the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS before this holiday season. The first of these games, SUDA 51’s LIBERATION MAIDEN, is set 100 years in the future, when the president of Japan boards her Liberator, Kamui, and fights to free her country one region at a time. AERO PORTER by Yoot Saito and Yasumi Matsuno’s CRIMSON SHROUD are also slated for release by the end of the year.
•Get ready to unleash pedestrian-tossing pandemonium with Grace and Savannah in Tokyo Crash Mobs, a fast-paced action-puzzle game coming to the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS in early 2013. Players will need lightning-fast reflexes and an eye for strategy to survive the three chaotic weeks that lie ahead for our heroines, as they take on anyone and anything that gets in their way.

RECENT NINTENDO 3DS HITS AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD
•Super Mario 3D Land, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D, Star Fox 64 3D and Mario Kart 7 will become available for purchase from the Nintendo eShop on Oct. 18 at a price of $39.99 each. Additional Nintendo 3DS software currently only available at retail stores will become available in the Nintendo eShop in the future.

VIRTUAL CONSOLE
•Mario Golf (launches Oct. 11)
•Castlevania: The Adventure (launches Oct. 25)
•Ninja Gaiden (launches Nov. 8)
•Zelda II – The Adventure of Link (launches Nov. 22)
•Wario Land II (launches Dec. 20)
•Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (launches Dec. 27)

GAME DEMOS
•Two demo versions of Style Savvy: Trendsetters will be available for download from the Nintendo eShop. The first demo is available today and lets players participate in a fashion contest, create an outfit based on the contest theme, style their model’s hair and makeup and send her down the runway. The second demo will be available on Nov. 1, and lets players style their clothes and makeup, and then connect to the Internet via Nintendo Network to visit the online Fashion Plaza where they can check out ensembles that actual Style Savvy: Trendsetters players have created. Any items purchased using in-game currency in this demo version can be transferred to the full game. Style Savvy: Trendsetters will launch in stores and in the Nintendo eShop on Oct. 22.
•Additional game demos coming soon include: •Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why’d you steal our garbage?!! from D3Publisher
•Disney Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion from Disney Interactive
•LEGO The Lord of the Rings from Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
•Moshi Monsters: Moshlings Theme Park from Activision
•Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed from SEGA