Shinobi has been on the list of franchises that has almost been forgotten by gamers due to the lack of new instalments in the series. Luckily Sega have decided to freshen the series up by hiring Griptonite Games to develop a brand new instalment in the series exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS. This new version blends classic elements of the Shinobi series and elements never seen before in the fan-favourite series. Is it a triumphant return for the series, or a lazy recovery? Let’s take a look. Continue reading
Category Archives: 3DSConnect Reviews
eShop Review: Pushmo
Nintendo teams up with Intelligent Systems to develop Pushmo (known as Pullblox in Europe), an eShop exclusive puzzler which puts your brain to the ultimate test. Priced at $6.99 (£5.40), it is one of the more expensive games on the eShop, but is it worth it? Let’s take a look. Continue reading
Review: Eurosport 3D
A couple of months ago, Nintendo revealed that they would work together with television company, Eurosport to provide 3D sport content to Nintendo 3DS users. Last week the finished product of the deal was released on the eShop. Continue reading
Review: Super Mario 3D Land – Mario’s Nintendo 3DS début
Whenever we talk about video-games, there’s always a mention of a moustached Italian plumber; Mario, because this particular character has arguably become the most recognized in the whole video game industry. Mario games always promise a lot, and pretty much all of them are great games that everybody can enjoy.
With the release of the 3DS, fans couldn’t wait to play a Mario game. Nintendo released Super Mario 3D Land in November, a game that takes Mario to a whole new dimension (literally) by making use of all the unique characteristics the 3DS has. Let’s jump into the third dimension along with Mario to begin our review! Continue reading
Review: Mario Kart 7 – Mario’s back on his kart again
Mario Kart 7 has been one of the most anticipated Nintendo 3DS titles for a long time, has it been worth the wait? Find out after the break. Continue reading
Review: Cave Story 3D — a remake of a hit freeware game, is it worth $40?

Cave Story is a wonderful 2D side-scrolling free-ware PC game that caught the attention of thousands of people. So how does the 3D side-scrolling counterpart compare? Is it good enough to justify paying for? Find out after the break. Continue reading
Review: Super Monkey Ball 3D — is it really ‘Super’?
The latest entry in the Super Monkey Ball series has got to be the most controversial. With so many opinions being expressed against this game, it might be hard to look at this game in a positive light. But now that the game can be found for $20 quite easily, is it more of a positive experience? Continue reading
Review: Star Fox 64 3D — join the Star Fox crew in this remastered adventure

Fox Mccloud, Peppy Hare, Falco Lombardi and Slippy Toad reassemble in this remaster of one of the Nintendo 64′s gems. Is this a triumphant return, or simply a cheap port? Find out after the break! Continue reading
Review: Deca Sports Extreme — packed full of 10 sports, but is it worth it?

Deca Sports Extreme (known as Sports Island 3DS in Europe) is the latest in the Deca Sports series. Was Hudson Soft right to bring this to the Nintendo 3DS? Find out after the break. Continue reading
Review: Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D — Join Hunk, Claire, Chris and more in this zombie massacre

Capcom’s second Nintendo 3DS title, Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D is a game based on the minigame titled The Mercenaries which can be found in Resident Evil 4 and 5. Yes, that is right; The people at Capcom have decided to port over a minigame, and sell the finished commodity at $40.
Should you spend $40 on this game? Let’s take a look.
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