Nintendo Life writes: "Nintendo seems to have a penchant for taking their DS retail releases,cutting them up into bits and selling them on the DSiWare service. So it should come as no surprise that they're at it again with this third release in the Clubhouse Games Express series. This time around, they're offering up five more classic strategy games for you to enjoy, but are these small collections of games really worth the 500 Nintendo Points when the much more well-rounded and feature-packed DS retail release is available?"
From impressions of the many games of Clubhouse Games and the shadow-dropped Jump Rope Challenge to news from Pokemon Presents and EA Play Live to indie highlights, Random Nintendo covers the E3 that wasn't.
EA Play Live?
That turd of a show?
Where the only note worthy stuff was Star Wars Space Invaders and a Tim Burton Indie? (the indie seemed pretty good)
And everything else was just bollocks.
SPC writes, "For the past two weeks I have been listing what I perceive to be some of the greatest Nintendo DS games of the portable's robust library. We have now reached the third week and third set of ten DS titles. By the conclusion of this piece, we'll be more than halfway through this exhaustive list. If you somehow missed a previous part, check out Part One and Part Two. When all of your preparations are complete (and you remember that list contains North American releases only), feel free to begin perusing this third list of ten DS titles!"
Nintendo's DS had a phenomenal run, and it's only a matter of time before the company sunsets the handheld to make way for the 3DS. That means you'll see less triple A games moving forward.
Chris Buffa (Modojo)
