Super Mario 3D Land Review
Flash forward to 2011, especially when the 3DS launched in North America. Not only is the system price of $ 249.99 (same price received by the Wii when
it launched in 2006), the launch line-up games are considered a mediocre store and weak for several titles such as Capcom's Super Street Fighter IV 3D
Edition. Rarely release a big game with a pair of high prices is believed to have caused 3DS sales slump, to the point where analysts see this as a sign
that Nintendo should support the IOS games as well as cell phones and gaming devices and hardware sales dropped altogether. Even Nintendo saw
sales slow and poor adoption rate system hard in all three areas. This causes them to dramatically lower the price from $ 249.00 to $ 169.99 and focus
more on games than 3D effects to sell the system. Nintendo even first time buyers rewarded with free games that will be exclusive only to them.
With all these well-established, should you buy a 3DS? The system itself is a solid gaming device with lots of great features out of the game which makes
it very attractive to many people. The new price tag makes the system even more approachable, especially if you are the type of gamer who likes to take
a few games with the system. This Fall will see the release of two killer applications in the system: Mario Kart 7, the next entry in the famous Nintendo's
popular racing franchise, and the 3D Super Mario Land, a special platforming adventure for 3DS. Prior to this, Nintendo is also releasing two remakes of
his most beloved classic Nintendo 64: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D and 3D Star Fox 64. Third-party support has also doubled since its launch
system, and the next year saw the release of promising Kid Icarus: Uprising and Luigi's Mansion 2.
Super Mario 3d Land Trailer
Watch this new trailer of Super Mario Land Nintendo 3D tonight. Give us our first look at the real game, showing us the faces of old and new mechanics to
get excited.
On November 13, Nintendo released Super Mario Land games for the Nintendo 3DS 3D. In the first true Mario adventure platforming 3D, players can scout
and discover the secrets before they play by using the built-in gyro sensor system Nintendo 3DS. The game will feature blocks propellers and will function
StreetPass.
Super Mario 3d Land Demo
The demos are available on the Nintendo booth do not seem to show any real level of play (of course to keep the mystery until the end), but levels are available to correct false and make the final rendering games like Mario Kart rendering 3D graphics are beautiful and, in addition to being useful, is quite good. A game that will no doubt find a place under a tree in December.
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