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Best Buy has taken $30 off the MSRP of the 3DS this week. Through Saturday, consumers can purchase either model for $169.99.

Free shipping is available with all orders. This deal is also valid in-store.

The blue/black product page can be found here. The red/black model is located here.


Fire Emblem: Awakening’s first downloadable content will be free for the first month of availability. Nintendo delivered a SpotPass notification stating that the “Champions of Yore 1” DLC will be available at no cost until March 6. After this date, it’ll cost $2.50.


Capcom is continuing to highlight creatures from Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate. The latest, Nibelsnarf, is a Leviathan in the game.

Nibelsnarf screenshots and details are posted below, straight from Capcom-Unity.



According to developer Cypronia, the DSiWare (and subsequently 3DS eShop) strategy game Forgotten Legions has completed development and should make its way to download “soon”. No word on how soon that is, whether it’s been properly submitted to Nintendo, or whether there could be additional development time, but if we hear anything we’ll keep you posted!

Via Nintendo Life


One day in the future, Capcom’s legendary Resident Evil series could see a reboot.

Resident Evil: Revelations producer Masachika Kawata commented on the possibility of changes following Resident Evil 6’s mixed reception, and specifically commented on the suggestion of a more open-world approach in a Eurogamer interview:

“If we did [go with an open-world], we would want to preserve what Resident Evil is and what makes it appealing to fans, while also making it accessible to new players. It would almost entail having a slight reboot to get the series into a place where it would work with open-world gameplay. That’s just a personal opinion. A lot of decisions would have to be taken before something like that is done to the series, but it is something that… There is a possibility.”


Nintendo is celebrating the release of Fire Emblem: Awakening with a new StreetPass Mii Plaza puzzle. 3DS owners should be receiving a SpotPass notification about the news.

Visit the StreetPass Mii Plaza to begin filling the new puzzle. You can find it under Puzzle Swap in the “Play” section.


XSEED is localizing a new Japanese 3DS title for North America. This summer, gamers can get their hands on Rune Factory 4.

Natsume has traditionally localized the Rune Factory releases in North America. In the past, Natsume has almost always handled the games’ publishing duties in the states.

Source: XSEED PR


Never before has a portable system achieved the same kind of Internet-connection rate success as the 3DS. According to Satoru Iwata, over 80 percent of system owners in Japan and the US have ventured online. At one point in 2012, the rate was only hovering at around 60 percent.

The 3DS is also seeing success when it comes to StreetPass – well, in Japan and Europe. Gamers in Japan continue to use the social element, and Iwata says that it has started “gradually become popular in the metropolitan areas of European countries.” In order to increase StreetPass’ appeal, Nintendo will introduce new features this year.



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