Nintendogs+Cats (3 versions) – Launch
Steel Diver – Spring 2011
Pilotwings Resort – Spring 2011
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D – Spring 2011
Star Fox 64 3D – Summer 2011
Kid Icarus: Uprising – Summer 2011
Mario Kart 3DS – TBA
Animal Crossing 3DS – TBA
Paper Mario 3DS – TBA
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D takes the top spot. It’s taking visitors a whopping 110 minutes to play the demo!
It’s a bit dark, but you should be able to make out most of the items in the casing, which includes the packaging for the 3DS.
If you’ve been watching the live stream of Nintendo World 2011, you may have noticed a short reel of 3DS titles. The following games were shown along with prices (varying from 4800 yen to 6000 yen or so). Although it hasn’t been completely confirmed that the reel was featuring the launch lineup, it does seem quite likely.
Nintendogs + cats (3 versions)
Winning Eleven 3D Soccer
Super Street Fighter IV 3D
Sengoku Musou Chronicle
Tobidasu! Puzzle Bobble
Ridge Racer 3D
Combat of Giants
Professor Layton and the Mask of Miracle
– Labeled as “pilot version”
– Control Jill on a ship
– No stylus control in the demo
– On-screen pad to look while moving
– Controls on the touch screen
– Use the circle pad and press B to run
– R to ready your weapon
– Y = fire
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?
