Players are ranked after each surgery. You can always eek by with sloppy work, but the temptation to replay a mission to get the coveted (and hard-to-achieve) "Senior Surgeon" ranking is pretty strong. And even if you max out every mission on "easy," the other difficulty levels will really test your stylus-work. There's a lot of entertainment here, for both casual or hardcore players.
Game Rant's Phillipe Bosher writes, "Earlier this morning, Nintendo shocked the world by announcing the Nintendo 3DS, a successor to the hugely popular Nintendo DS system. But what is a gaming platform without software to back it up? Here at Game Rant, we've been thinking about the games that we really want to see land on the 3DS, and how they'll work."
Golden sun would be nice, but I don't think that's likely since they're already developing one for the regular DS right now. If it does release it probably wont be a launch title.
I would want a portable Smash Bros. Some Castlevania action wouldn't hurt. And some Mario. And something like Donkey Kong 64.
That pic is full of win. Nintendo should have the game characters jumping out the 3DS in their ads.
The press release stated that 3DS would have backwards compatibility with DS and DSi model software. Isn't Wario DIY coming out soon for Dsi? I'm guessing the camera is needed for that so 3DS must have a camera.
it looks great
http://www.youtube.com/watc...
thats actually pretty impressive, instead of it flying our of the screen it actually flows to the back
nvm this is actuall a wiiware title still impressive and who knows this could be it
I think that Nintendo surprise Sony, because Sony was the first wants 3D technology for consumers, I think Sony have to work about it :)
NoBSGamers writes: "Some games start out on a standard TV based consoles, and get remade for a handheld console. Sometimes that works out badly, other times the title is possible but on some occasions a games translation to handheld can be amazing. Today we are going to look at some of those games."
Electric Playground:
"The controls are tight and the game has reached a the level of fun and challenge I hoped: you have to scramble during some of those operations, but it doesn't constantly feel like a moment's hesitation or a mistake will cost you everything. I look forward to more installments of this fine series."
