Best Selling 3DS Games

The Nintendo 3DS has revolutionized video gaming by bringing 3D graphics to portable gaming for the first time. With longtime fan favorite franchises Street Fighter and Pilotwings available at launch, the 3DS has dominated the video gaming scene. The best part is no clunky 3D glasses are needed, so don't worry about having to look like a tool. You can also adjust the 3D settings with the Depth Slider. The Depth Slider allows you to adjust the intensity of 3D gaming, or completely turn it off. Even with the 3D mode off, these are the sharpest detailed graphics ever for the Nintendo DS product line.

A very welcome new feature to the DS is a Circle Analog Pad to go along with the classic D-pad. StreetPass and SpotPass are two completely new features that have generated plenty of buzz. StreetPass allows you to make virtual connections with your 3DS with real world people you pass on the street, to share or exchange Mii characters, high scores (you braggart, you), and custom characters. When you're not using the 3DS, put it in Sleep Mode and it will act as a pedometer to earn Play Coins to trade in for unlockable goodies and other apps. SpotPass can detect wireless hotspots and LAN access points for players to obtain game information and data, free software, and videos. Word of caution, though, if you detect a wireless hotspot in some stranger's van who has a dark-tinted glasses and Cheetos in his beard, don't get in the vehicle. He will talk your ear off about how everything was better in his day, especially video games. From Nintendo's eShop you will be able to download classic Game Boy and Game Boy Color games in 3D. Two games everyone is looking forward to is Super Mario Land and The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening. The Nintendo 3DS is a remarkable achievement in video game history and you will be amazed the first time you see it. Within its first year it already has a slew of classic games like Super Street Fighter IV, Star Fox 64 3D, and now Super Mario Land 3D and Mario Kart 7!