As with any Nintendo system manual, the 3DS’ manual is chock-full of amusingly vague pictures just ripe for the captioning. We picked out the top 18 pictures from the manual and have embellished them to show what the pictures really mean. Have your own captions? Share them in the comments section! See the rest after the jump:
Nintendo has finally released an official list of the games that will be available at launch for the 3DS on March 27th. The official price for the first-party games is $39.95 in both US and Canada:
The only two I’m buying are LEGO Star Wars III and Bust-a-Move Universe. Which ones will you be picking up?
Good news for usagi lovers everywhere, the Professor Layton game coming out for the Nintendo 3DS will feature a pet usagi that you can apparently do Nintendogs-like things with. Hurray for 3D usagi cuteness! Check out the video above for a gameplay video with the game’s adorable usagi companion.
[update: Replaced cam footage with direct-feed version of the trailer]
Here’s an NGP video that you can watch in up to 720p from Sony’s press conference held recently to announce their new portable system coming out this holiday season. This is the best way available right now to see some of the graphical capabilities of the NGP. We’ll let you know when screenshots start to be released. Enjoy.
-Miyamoto
Sony had their conference launch conference for their upcoming handheld that will battle Nintendo’s 3DS in the dead of the North American night last night, so here are the details on both the PSP2 (now officially known under its working name “Next Generation Portable”/NGP) and a new service called “Playstation Suite”:
The NGP:
Find out all about the NGP’s specs, features, and announced games after the jump…
It’s been almost a decade since the widespread adoption of widescreen-format monitors and TVs. The original theme that Game Usagi was built around in 2007 was still catering to the dying crowd of standard definition monitor owners. Lately this has led to most people viewing Game Usagi having 1/3 of their screen filled with content and the rest with an endless sea of grey. Now friends, feast your eyes upon an extra 100 pixels of horizontal goodness and a top banner that is only 2/3 of its recent very large size. Trimmed down and expanded where it matters, Game Usagi is now a sleeker beast ready to give you images that aren’t squished on the front page and more page options in the navigation bar at the bottom of the site. Enjoy.
-Miyamoto
The movies Summer Wars (from Mamoru Hosoda) and Evangelion 2.0 (from Gainax, pictured above) were both recently added to our Anime Movie Guide. So go ahead, check them out and see what you’ve been missing in the wonderful world of anime.
