Nick, Chessa, and Jason Ross convene to discuss the recently released Nintendo handheld, the 3DS.
As you all know the 3DS is now available worldwide and after Sunday's launch at midnight, Nick, Chessa, and Jason Ross have come together to discuss the new system and the process of procuring it.
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In this week's issue of PB & Jason, I talk about the 3DS. That's it. My thoughts on the handheld's integrity, the games, augmented reality, and that's about it.
SEGA is bananas for not just making Super Monkey Kart.
SEGA's first 3DS offering is really Super Monkey Ball (puzzle mode), Super Monkey Kart, and Super Monkey Fight in one package. Three different game modes with all completely new, unique content seems like a great idea on the surface. Does the concept pan out? The answer is a resounding, “Eh, it works a little bit.” While the main Monkey Ball game is there, along with 80 traditional stages, there are a few issues with stage design and my experiences in Monkey Fight were entirely forgettable. Monkey Kart shocked me as it is a full-on kart racer – but lacks enough content for a standalone purchase.
Click through for coverage on each and every 3DS launch game.
If you're like us, you're likely extremely excited for tomorrow. It marks the launch of Nintendo's latest handheld system, the 3DS. The system offers stereoscopic 3D, Wii quality graphics, and a slew of new games - sixteen to be exact. That's a lot of choice! In order to make the right decision on your launch software, click through and read up on each and every game that will be available alongside your shiny new Cosmo Black or Aqua Blue system.
Control a Monkey Ball through 8 Worlds in Super Monkey Ball 3D.
In this latest entry of the Super Monkey Ball franchise, players can expect to see classic puzzle stages, Monkey Kart, and the all-new Monkey Fight. Sorry fans of past monkey minigames, you'll have to look elsewhere. There aren't any other games like Monkey Target, Pool, or Bowling, but the newest Super Monkey Ball title will come with some other improvements, like 3D effects and new playable Monkeys.
Soon, you'll be able to view monkey balls in 3D!
Creator and developer of the series, Toshiro Nagoshi, believes the 3DS is the perfect platform for the latest title.
Today, following Nintendo's Fall Press Summit, Sega has announced Super Monkey Ball for the 3DS. Due out in 2011 in all regions, the game will harness the power of the 3DS and its motion sensing capabilities to provide an unprecedented Monkey Ball experience.
