3DS

Available in open and closed acoustic models, the EPOS H6Pro gaming headset provides outstanding audio and physical quality with plug-and-play convenience. Because, yes, even Switch gamers want (and deserve) pro audio.
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Miles & Kilo was originally released for mobile devices in 2017. It hit the Switch in 2018, and now can be played in glorious 3D! And you know what? I’m fine with that. It helps that the 3D implementation adds to the game’s retro charm, and Miles & Kilo is all about the retro charm.
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The name Silver Falls: 3 Down Stars may sound like a bad band/album from the early aughts, and after playing this survival horror game for the New Nintendo 3DS you’ll likely wish it had been.
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Turkey, Please! is an adventure puzzle game from Nostatic Software.  Despite Nintendo’s lack of faith in the 3DS going forward, some indie developers have used this as an opportunity to …
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If you really like GTA-style games and haven’t grown tired of really old graphics technology, there is some fun to be had with Shakedown: Hawaii. But the 3DS may not be best way to play it.
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Fatal Fracture’s entire description in the Nintendo eShop is, “Destroy all enemies in an endless cycle of levels.” Allow me to expand on that with, “A repetitive, nondescript first-person shooter that’ll make you wish you’d just taken your dollar, folded it into a fun shape, and tossed it into the street.”
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If you’re bothering to read this review of Mountain Peak Battle Mess, it’s doubtful you’re doing so with the cost in mind. After all, how informed do purchasing decisions need …
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If you’re a Nintendo 3DS player in late 2019 you’re hungry for good games, So Quarters, Please! comes recommended, especially for those who appreciate the “golden age of arcade video …
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If you’re looking for a game to squeeze a little more life out of your Nintendo 3DS, look elsewhere. Squarcat feels incomplete, and I’m not sure finishing it would’ve made it that much better anyway.
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Timberman quietly snuck onto the Nintendo 3DS eShop a few weeks ago. Inspired by Kirk’s ZARA the Fastest Fairy review, I decided to spend $1.99 to download it. I can’t …
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Imagine the Death Star trench run with no ultimate target, just you in the trench trying not to crash as you pick up speed. Would that be worth 99 cents? Trick question, because ZARA the Fastest Fairy for New Nintendo 3DS and 2DS only costs 98 cents.
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Kirby’s Extra Epic Yarn lands on the Nintendo 3DS with some neat additions that the Wii original lacked. Before you get overly excited though, know that these extras come at …
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A remake of the Nintendo DS hit, Mario & Luigi: Bowser’s Inside Story + Bowser Jr’s Journey is a great new 3DS release with a very long name. For those …
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Cube Creator DX is an action-adventure game for the Nintendo 3DS. This game is bright and colorful and has a lot to offer when it comes to gameplay. It’s very …
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I remember playing Luigi’s Mansion way back at the GameCube’s launch but there was quite a bit of the game that I totally forgot about until my recent 3DS play-through. …
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The leadoff game featured during the March Nintendo Direct, WarioWare Gold has finally arrived on Nintendo 3DS. This collection mixes classic with new and remade microgames, boosting the count to …
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Captain Toad has returned! The 3DS hasn’t seen a Wii U port since Poochy & Yoshi’s Woolly World in early 2017. Treasure Tracker doesn’t pack quite as many fresh features …
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You may know the Kemco name through their slew of mobile games designed to bring the classic Nintendo JRPG feel to the iPhone and Android devices. With Dragon Lapis for the 3DS, you can now get that the retro experience directly on a Nintendo device. But does this work on a system that can give you so much more?
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