Update: More images added, including Paper Mario.
Update: A couple of more details: Battery life for DS games is five to eight hours. It will take three and a half hours to charge the 3DS.
On a number of occasions, Nintendo has stated that they would like to make the battery life of the 3DS comparable to that of the DS. However, it does not seem as though they were able to do so. According to Nintendo’s newly updated 3DS site, the battery life is listed as approximately three to five hours. This is quite different than the DS, though you have to wonder if different features will affect its performance. For instance, will turning all Wi-Fi capabilities off increase the battery life?
DSiWare
1. Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again!
2. Flipnote Studio
3. Nintendo DSi Browser
4. Photo Dojo
5. GO Series Defense Wars
6. Tetris Party Live
7. Academy: Tic-Tac-Toe
8. Arcade Bowling
9. Music on: Electric Guitar
10. Arcade Hoops Basketball
11. Army Defender
12. Extreme Hangman
13. Absolute BrickBuster
14. My Exotic Farm
15. Cave Story
16. Dr. Mario Express
17. Aura-Aura Climber
18. Absolute Chess
19. Asphalt 4: Elite Racing
20. Crash-Course Domo
WiiWare
1. Frogger Returns
2. Heavy Fire: Special Operations
3. Fluidity
4. Pokemon Rumble
5. Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1
6. Dr. Mario Online Rx
7. Tetris Party
8. Family Go-Kart Racing
9. My Pokemon Ranch
10. UNO
11. Deer Captor
12. Family Games
13. World of Goo
14. Cave Story
15. Adventure on Lost Island – Hidden Object Game
16. Reel Fishing Challenge II
17. Jett Rocket
18. Mega Man 10
19. Bejeweled 2
20. Fireplacing
VC
1. Super Mario Bros. 3
2. Super Mario Bros.
3. Mario Party 2
4. Super Mario World
5. Donkey Kong Country
6. Super Mario Bros. 2
7. Mario Kart 64
8. The Legend of Zelda
9. Super Mario 64
10. Pac-Man
11. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
12. Donkey Kong
13. Punch-Out!!
14. Super Smash Bros.
15. The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask
16. Kirby’s Adventure
17. Paper Mario
18. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
19. Galaga
20. Tecmo Bowl
The information/image below comes from the latest Iwata Asks…
“And next are graphics of Nintendo characters generated in real time in the Nintendo 3DS system. This is the Circle Pad . You can change the camera angle with it.” – Satoru Iwata
Not official by any means, but it does appear likely that “Circle Pad” will be the final name for the 3DS analog stick. Not too big of a deal, though!
Thanks to Captain N for the tip!
