The game features eight custom fighter slots where you take photos of your friends (or yourself) doing specific fighting poses: a punch, kick, fireball move, taunts, knock downs -- the easy to follow menu system shows the silhouette of how you're supposed to model your subject so they can be easily transported into the fighting arena. There are also slots for custom backdrops that the players will fight in.
The Department of Electronic Entertainment writes: By now millions of Americans have discovered shiny new 3DS’s under their Christmas trees, along with gift cards for the Nintendo eShop in their stockings. The downloadable games purchased through the eShop are non-refundable so it is imperative that new 3DS owners begin their shopping experience as informed consumers. Below are the Department of Electronic Entertainment’s recommendations for the finest products on the eShop, along with our helpful Age Ratings to ensure that America’s youth aren’t exposed to inappropriate content:
"With the launch of the eShop on the Nintendo 3DS last month, users can now download a range of titles directly onto their system, following in the footsteps of WiiWare, DSiWare and the Virtual Console services. With a host of new features, such as StreetPass, motion control and the 3D display, developers now have more tools than ever to use in their games, allowing new ideas and improvements previously not possible. Below I’ve picked out five titles, previously featured on WiiWare and DSiWare, that I believe would make good use of the 3DS’ new features and deliver an even better experience than what’s currently available." -- Wiiloveit.com
gamrFeed has your complete buying guide for the Nintendo DS this holiday season!
Slow holiday season, all the devs are focusing on 3DS coming out next year.
I would've still thrown Kirby: Canvas Curse and Elite Beat Agents on there. They're not new for THIS holiday season, but hey, they're never gonna get old. Those games are still uniquely awesome in the DS library.
