This is your last week to download your Shiny Tapu Koko on Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon on your Nintendo 3DS:
Posts Tagged ‘3DS’
Last Chance- Shiny Tapu Koko
Posted: November 24, 2019 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video Games, NintendoTags: 3DS, Event, Giveaway, Nintendo, Pokemon, Ultra Moon, Ultra Sun
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Pokemon Event: Heracross (X) & Pinsir (Y)
Posted: August 22, 2014 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video Games, NintendoTags: 2DS, 3DS, Event, Heracross, Mega Stone, Nintendo, Pinsir, Pokemon, Wifi, X, Y
Photo Courtesy of http://www.Pokemon.com
We have a new Pokémon event! This time, we have two really classic characters: a Heracross for Pokémon X and a Pinsir for Pokémon Y. The distribution is occurring over the internet and is free to anyone who owns the game. Keep reading to learn more about the individual characters:
Bravery Default Releases Today!
Posted: February 7, 2014 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video Games, NintendoTags: 3DS, Bravery Default, Nintendo, Release
The highly anticipated Japanese RPG for the Nintendo 3DS, Bravery Default, was released today in North America. This game is very similar to the Final Fantasy franchise, making it a must-have for any RPG lover. Stay tuned for an upcoming review!
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance demo impressions
Posted: July 2, 2012 by Joel Kost in Gamenomics - Video Games, NintendoTags: 3DS, Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, Neku, Nintendo, Riku, Sora, Square Enix, The World Ends With You
As an avid Kingdom Hearts fan, I think I can speak for everyone when I say that we have been waiting far too long for the next installment of Sora’s journey. Even though Dream Drop Distance doesn’t come out for a little less than a month, Nintendo has kindly put up a demo of the game on the Nintendo 3DS’ eShop. But is it any good? Read on to find out! (more…)
Super-Size Me: The 3DS XL
Posted: June 22, 2012 by Jon Erik Christianson in Gamenomics - Video Games, NintendoTags: 3DS, Nintendo, XL
During the Nintendo Direct broadcast last night, IGN broke news confirming the rumors behind a brand new installment in the 3DS line: the 3DS Big Mac XL!
Differences between the 3DS XL and the original 3DS include:
- 90% larger screens on both the top lid and bottom
- Increased battery life (3.5-6 hours compared to the 3DS’ 3-5 hours)
- Two colors in the United States, red and blue.
- Comes with an AC adapter and a 4GB SD card
It costs $30 more than the original 3DS.
As a current 3DS owner, all I can say is that…I’m confused.
E3 Nintendo 3DS Recap
Posted: June 6, 2012 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video Games, NintendoTags: 3DS, E3, IwataSays, Nintendo, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo DS, StreetPass
Tweet courtesy of @NintendoAmerica
I think Nintendo described the 3DS conference perfectly in this tweet from @NintendoAmerica. Many of the other conferences took time explaining features available to the console (such as expanding Miiverse, PS Wonderbook, etc.), but Nintendo only talked about the games for the entirety of their conference. Well done! Although a debatable too much time was spent with gameplay of certain games, I am very satisfied with what Nintendo brought to the table. Although my socks were not knocked off by this conference, I think they did a great job showcasing the upcoming games and showing that a Nintendo 3DS is a worthy investment. If you missed the streaming online, here are the highlights:
New Poll: Who Had The Best E3 Conference?
Posted: June 5, 2012 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video GamesTags: 3DS, E3, Microsoft, Nintendo, Playstation, Poll, PS Vita, PS3, Sony, Wii U, XBox 360
Nintendo Conference Highlights
Posted: June 5, 2012 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video Games, NintendoTags: 3DS, E3, IwataSays, Nintendo, NintendoLand, Wii U
I have mixed feelings about the E3 Nintendo conference. Here is my recap of what I am looking forward to (game trailers included):
Handheld Gaming vs. Mobile Games
Posted: June 4, 2012 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video GamesTags: 3DS, DS, DSi, Handheld Gaming, Mobile Gaming, Nintendo, Playstation, PS Vita, PSP
While watching E3, they brought up a very important point regarding how mobile device games are on such a high rise with ‘casual gamers’.
I don’t know about you, but this entire situation drives me nuts. I love Angry Birds as much as the next guy, but in my head, it somewhat infuriates me that handheld gaming seems to be a dying art. Now, let me rage at the fact as to why handheld gaming has me so frustrated:
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