Cool Nintendo 3DS Bundles Arrive on Thanksgiving Day
REDMOND, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Thanksgiving is full of difficult decisions: Stuffing or mashed potatoes? Green beans or yams? Homemade cranberry sauce or fresh from a can?
Nintendo is adding two enticing choices to this bountiful cornucopia by introducing two limited-edition Nintendo 3DS™ bundles on Nov. 24. The toughest part will be deciding which bundle to purchase.
Disclaimer: I will be putting spoilers past the breaks of these articles. These are for people who have played certain parts of the games to come discuss things with me, so don’t click if you haven’t played it yet!
So, it’s pretty safe to say that the majority of you are playing Skyward Sword right now, or if not, you will be playing it very shortly. Since I think we’re all really excited and just looking for a place to gush about how good (or bad, I guess) the game is, I figured I would start a collective playthrough/talk about the game that all of us can get in on and… uh… stuff. I’m not going to go for a really professional tone as I do with many articles; instead I’ll just be talking honestly and candidly, so forgive any weird statements. Here’s the deal:
The Low Down:
– No spoilers beyond the point of the game we’re discussing are allowed.
– Every time a new discussion is posted, it will deal with a new part of the game.
– If you are behind on the playthrough, let me know and we can slow it down to fit as many people’s needs as possible.
– This is sort of like a collective “review” of the game.
This week’s section is going to deal with the first ~2 hours of the game. Hit the break to see exactly what that means.
Robot Communications is developing a new Zoo Keeper title for the 3DS. The game will contain eight different game modes, multiplayer, and it sounds like it may have online leaderboards.
Two players can participate in the multiplayer mode. This can be done via local-play from a single cartridge, or players can opt to connect with others online.
Zoo Keeper 3DS launches in Japan on January 26, 2012 for 3,990 yen.
Rumors regarding a possible Pokemon announcement at Jump Festa began in September. Now a reveal of some sort is sounding even more likely.
A page inside of the latest Jump issue says, “Pokemon makes first appearance at JF!! Surprising information on the show floor?” The magazine also teases a “big surprise” for the Pokemon booth.
