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Reader Discussion: What Do You Want To Play On The 3DS?
Some of the biggest news of the week was Nintendo’s announcement that the 3DS would be releasing in Japan in on February 26 for 25,000 yen (roughly $299). The company also said that U.S. stores will have the product my March of next year, but Nintendo hasn’t clarified what we’ll be playing on the system when it launches.
Nintendo has already announced titles like Kid Icarus: Uprising, Nintendogs + Cats, and Professor Layton and the Mask of Miracle, which we’re eager to play, but we don’t know when we’ll be able to get our hands on these titles. What do you think?
What 3DS games are you looking forward to most? What games do you hope come out on launch day? Are there any games you hope come bundled with the system? And what unannounced series do you hope make their way to the handheld? There are a lot of important details here; let’s hope Nintendo is taking note.
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