by Brian LeTendre
If you've been on the fence about getting a Ninterndo 3DS, you might want to take the plunge now, because February is going to be a big month for the handheld console. Here's three games arriving this month that I cannot wait to play:
Resident Evil Revelations--Man, this game looks gorgeous. I haven't been a huge fan of the series since the original, mostly because of the clunky control scheme. And while the controls haven't changed all that much, I did have a lot of fun with the demo, and the RE games have always been good at creating a tense experience. This one is set between the events of RE 4 and RE5, and features a new storyline starring Jill Valentine.
If you've been on the fence about getting a Ninterndo 3DS, you might want to take the plunge now, because February is going to be a big month for the handheld console. Here's three games arriving this month that I cannot wait to play:
Resident Evil Revelations--Man, this game looks gorgeous. I haven't been a huge fan of the series since the original, mostly because of the clunky control scheme. And while the controls haven't changed all that much, I did have a lot of fun with the demo, and the RE games have always been good at creating a tense experience. This one is set between the events of RE 4 and RE5, and features a new storyline starring Jill Valentine.
Tekken 3D: Prime Edition--When it comes to fighting games, I have always been a Tekken guy over every other fighting game. I spent hundreds of hours on the first two games during my PlayStation One days, and I'm looking forward to participating in the Iron Fist tournament once again. The game will feature forty characters and stages, and will also include a 3D movie, Tekken: Blood Vengence.
Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D--I'm not going to even try and explain the storyline of a Metal Gear game, but Snake Eater is widely regarded as the best game in the series, and it hits 3DS in February. This is one of the first games for 3DS that will support the new Circle Pad Pro add-on, for those who don't like aiming with the face buttons of the 3DS.
AND, even though it’s not a February release, if you haven’t picked up Pushmo on the Nintendo eShop yet, you need to get it now. It’s an amazing puzzle game that uses the 3D effect very well.
After a slow start, the 3DS has really blossomed into an excellent handheld. Unless you’re waiting for the inevitable redesign that will include two analog sticks, you really should jump on board the 3DS bandwagon.
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