I'd recommend Pushmo (Pullblox for us Europeans), Link's Awakening, Donkey Kong, Kirby's Adventure, Twinbee and Zen Pinball 3D (when you guys get it!).
I've only downloaded Pushmo, Link's Awakening, and 4 Swords (and it's free), and I can say Pushmo is a must-have 3DS game. Link's Awakening is a great game if you're a Zelda fan.
Pushmo. Mighty Switch Force looks good too, and it's from WayForward (makers of Contra 4, and Shantae I believe). I'm considering getting 10 Second Run, has anyone tried that game?
Pushmo. Mighty Switch Force looks good too, and it's from WayForward (makers of Contra 4, and Shantae I believe). I'm considering getting 10 Second Run, has anyone tried that game?
King9999
I have 10 Second Run. In short you get your moneys worth. There are 50 levels. Obviously, the goal of the game is to complete each lvl in 10 seconds or less. The game is a simple platformer. It has 3 modes: Trail, Marathon, and Training. I personally feel this game is not good for long playing sessions, because the difficulty, least to me, is inconsistaint. Which may lead to sudden frustration, annoyence, and possibly even ragequiting. This game is perfect for killing time, and therefor is a perfect game for any casual gamer or anybody who is just looking for something to pass the time.
all of the eShop games rarely last long. unless u want nostalgia.
Kocelot
I beg to differ, you can easily spend countless hours on Pushmo. Creating your own levels and downloading other levels via QR codes give an already packed game that much more content.
all of the eShop games rarely last long. unless u want nostalgia.
david_lck
I beg to differ, you can easily spend countless hours on Pushmo. Creating your own levels and downloading other levels via QR codes give an already packed game that much more content. what i meant, was that theyre not even remotely fun. to me, anyways. to each their own.
what i meant, was that theyre not even remotely fun. to me, anyways. to each their own.Kocelot
I can't completely disagree. Other than Pushmo, the E-Shop and DSiWare offerings have been pretty sad. There are some games that aren't terrible, but that's not exactly a ringing endorsement, and people buying a bunch of those games because there's nothing better available on the platform isn't exactly compelling either. I mean, some of the Art Style games aren't bad, but 'aren't bad' isn't really high praise.
[QUOTE="Kocelot"]what i meant, was that theyre not even remotely fun. to me, anyways. to each their own.DJ_Lae
I can't completely disagree. Other than Pushmo, the E-Shop and DSiWare offerings have been pretty sad. There are some games that aren't terrible, but that's not exactly a ringing endorsement, and people buying a bunch of those games because there's nothing better available on the platform isn't exactly compelling either. I mean, some of the Art Style games aren't bad, but 'aren't bad' isn't really high praise. I do feel it depends on your taste. I think Mighty Switch Force is great download game for only $6. I didn't get most of my downloads simply because there was "nothing better." I'm usually rather discerning. That said, to the TC, don't get Shantae. It's a great game, but it'd be 60% of your card and you are specifically looking for lengthy downloads. That said, Pushmo and Let's Golf 3D are the only lengthy downloads I can recommend (Don't get the latter if you find golf games intolerable). MSF isn't long, but you'll quite enjoy it for as long as you play it.
I ended up getting Pushmo and the Mario Clock (shame on me for not knowing it was a DSi title :() Due to NC sales tax, I ended up being 25 cents short on being able to buy VVVVVV... kinda disappointing really.
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