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Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy – 7
Diamond Trust Of London – 6
Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary – 9
Kinect Sports: Season 2 – 6
Mario Kart 7 – 9
Minecraft – 9
Need For Speed The Run – 3
Saints Row: The Third – 6
Where Is My Heart? – 8

Thanks to joclo for the tip!


Thanks to Thomas for the tip via Facebook, I now know that the GBA games available to 3DS Ambassadors are ready to be downloading in North America! They were supposed to go live sometime today, but it’s good to know that we won’t have to wait more than a few hours into the day to download them. Here’s how:

– Go to “Settings/Other” on the eShop

– Scroll down to “Your Downloads”

– Scroll down and locate the games you want to download

Don’t forget to try out the new “Download Later” option, allowing the downloads to take place while the 3DS is in sleep mode if you’re in wifi range. Go forth and enjoy the free gaming, 3DS early-adopters!


Gotta say, the box art on this one is looking pretty fantastic! Enjoy it in beautiful hi-resolution…

Big thanks to Lars for posting this one on our Facebook wall!


Yesterday we heard from V-Jump that Beat/Joshua from The World Ends with You would be making an appearance in Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance. You can find the first image of the two characters in the image above.


When VVVVVV arrives on the eShop, it won’t come with online leaderboards or a level editor. That said, Nicalis is opening to bringing such features to the game in the future if fans show support for the game.

When asked about adding more features to the 3DS version of VVVVVV, Nicalis’s Tyrone said:

“It’s depends on the players. We’re considering online leaderboards and other things. If they download the game and they play it and they enjoy it and want to keep playing it, then we’ll be happy to support it for the long term.

“It’s up to the players. We’d love to have it in. We have it working. It’s a big investment for the player to make a level. Sometimes people load up the level editor and never use it or just make a level with one room. It’s a lot of work on our end to make it work, to test it and debug it.”

Although the 3DS title won’t contain its own built-in level editor (at least not immediately), players will be able to load levels from the PC editor.

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Mighty Switch Force isn’t hitting the North American eShop until early 2012. European 3DS owners, however, can download the title very soon – next week in fact. The title will also launch in Australia on the same day.

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