We've enjoyed our time with it at events, and look forward to getting spooked by the real deal this Spring. A long-awaited sequel to the GameCube original, itself a bit of a cult-classic, this looks like a charming new entry for the series. Spring This title was originally expected last year, and would surely have made an ideal game for Halloween, but Luigi seemingly made way for the paper adventures of his brother. Each delay has been painful for eager fans, but it's definitely coming and will happily consume our lives and spare time when it does arrive. It's been a sales phenomenon in Japan, and we expect it to do rather well once it arrives in North America and PAL territories. Due Q2 This had to go at the top of the list, as it's regularly one of the most searched for and viewed game pages on Nintendo Life. Some big hitters are on the way, for sure, but it certainly seems like a focus on quality over quantity, with surely more unconfirmed goodies in the pipeline for later in the year. As we only wanted to list games that give us that new-game buzz, we've even resorted to a couple of speculative entries of Japanese releases that, at the time of writing, have only had fleeting hints of localisation. Outside of some high profile releases that are making it West soon - you already know what they are - we actually found this list harder to produce. Rather like Wii U, a number of confirmed releases only cover the first half of the year, so we expect Nintendo Direct broadcasts and E3 to reveal some interesting new titles. After a rocky début year, 2012 went some way to revive the fortunes of the handheld - though there's still plenty of work to do - so Nintendo will be hoping to attract some big sales with the game releases coming this year. We've already outlined what we think are ten of the - well, those that are confirmed - so now we'll do the same for 3DS. The Biggest 3DS Games of 2013 - Feature Nintendo Life Mostly on their way from Japan by Share: With a New Year comes optimism for lots of fun, exciting gaming experiences.
0 kommentar(er)
