Nintendo launching 3DS eShop on June 7, sharing some E3 love with everyone

We know where we're going to be on June 7th: surfing across the sea of concrete better known as Los Angeles, looking at lots of games and wishing we'd packed more comfortable shoes. That's E3 time and, while you very well may be at home living vicariously, thanks to Nintendo you'll be able to get a bit of what's happening out there right in your handheld over here -- if you bought a 3DS. On June 7th Nintendo will release its long-promised update, which will finally bring the ability to download titles directly to the system through the eShop. The Japanese update will be launching a day earlier and is said to feature Virtual Console emulation as well as a 3D movie player, giving us hope that the promised Netflix support will be there for us. What else will we be hoping for at E3? Probably a foot massage. Any takers?

Update: Nintendo has now also officially announced that the update will hit Europe on June 7th, bringing with it eShop access and a web browser.

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Review : Pro Evolution Soccer 3DS

This year the famous Konami game is on 3DS platform. Let's now see its features.
Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 3DS provides only two game modalities: the UEFA Champions League and the Master Contest. The game is the same as ever: once choosing a football team you'll have to play matches, winning points and trade with other teams.
The trade system is simple and quick: you only have to choose a football player, select a monthly payment and make your bid. Winning will keep the friendship with the team high, while losing will make your relationship become difficult and you'll also lose popularity. Having a high popularity improves the chances to do a good trade.
The online component is totally absent, and that's a bad point, since even the "old" DS console has a good online device. This game allows you to play matches only with your friends via local wireless, and not with anyone in the world. In addition, the modality roster is poor.
These lacks make the game a not really good debut of Pro Evolution Soccer in the 3DS console. Anyway, if you liked the precedent episodes, you won't dislike this one, since the gameplay is the same of all the past versions.

Just hope that the future episodes will be better than this one. 

  

Nintendo 3DS brings an eye popping experience without glasses

One of the best features included in Nintendo 3DS is the three cameras, two of them are external while one of them is internal. Besides this it can hold up 2GB card for memory which allows users to store and play the most toughest games out there. The best thing about Nintendo is that it allows you to connect with your friends and compete with them as it helps in maintaining a stable internet connection. This is one of the reasons why Wii and other games out there are going to become second when it comes to Nintendo 3DS features and gaming experience.

Nintendo is back in the market with the release of its new Nintendo 3ds which gives you an eye popping experience with out the use of glasses. This Nintendo 3d game is becoming increasingly popular and costs around  $249.99 in north America. Nintendo weighs around 8 ounce only which makes it easy to handle and carry and has a wide screen LCD with an 800  into 240 pixel allowing us to experience a 3d effect with out the uses of glasses.