RangerTalion
Member
The only game I have is animal crossing new leaf
what are some other good games I can get
looking to get maybe 4-5 more
what are some other good games I can get
looking to get maybe 4-5 more
3ds games
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pillow bunny
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I don't have Super Mario 3D Land, but it looks cool so you should get that. Oh, and people will probably tell you to get Fire Emblem Awakening, but you should definitely NOT get it.
EndlessElements
Senior Member
Kirby Triple Deluxe
Pokemon ORAS
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds
Monster Hunter Ultimate 4
^o^
Pokemon ORAS
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds
Monster Hunter Ultimate 4
^o^
EndlessElements
Senior Member
Persona Q is a good one as well
ElysiaCrossing
Festive Flower
Hmm, i recommend fantasy life. it's such a good game and the story really grabbed my attention.
meriwether
a poo
i'm not sure what kind of game you're looking for, but i'd recommend rune factory 4, fantasy life, and fire emblem awakening to anyone.
I'll add some suggestions that nobody in this thread ever thought so far.
If you don't have a Wii U and won't plan on owning one, then Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS is a good choice. It's a fun and intricate brawler that you can bring with you anywhere, anytime. You'll get more mileage if you go online or even play multiplayer with friends.
Kid Icarus: Uprising is surprisingly one of the best games to ever grace on the system. At first, the controls may seem to be a bit tricky to get your most comfortable posture by holding the system with two hands and a stylus hanging on either your left or right hand. Both single-player and multiplayer content did not disappoint for a lot of gamers out there, and it even has the sense of humor.
Craving for some Final Fantasy experience from the past two decades? Look no further than Bravely Default. It has the quality that Square Enix was renowned for back in the 90s and early 00s, while having a brand new battle system. You can even alter the game's pacing. Stuck on a boss? Just lower down the difficulty level. Found the game too easy? Raise it. Don't like having to encounter a lot of enemies on your way back? Reduce your encounter rate. Need some exp quicker? Raise encounter rate.
If you never played The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time before, then there's the 3D remake available for the system. This adventure game that was initially released on N64 in 1998 revolutionized the gaming industry when it comes to 3D gaming. If you want an even more unique spin on the genre, you could always get the sublime The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D instead. You get the same gameplay as its predecessor, but you get more character development and an innovative 3 days cycle system that will have you hurry up on getting things done before you travel back in time and save.
If you don't have a Wii U and won't plan on owning one, then Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS is a good choice. It's a fun and intricate brawler that you can bring with you anywhere, anytime. You'll get more mileage if you go online or even play multiplayer with friends.
Kid Icarus: Uprising is surprisingly one of the best games to ever grace on the system. At first, the controls may seem to be a bit tricky to get your most comfortable posture by holding the system with two hands and a stylus hanging on either your left or right hand. Both single-player and multiplayer content did not disappoint for a lot of gamers out there, and it even has the sense of humor.
Craving for some Final Fantasy experience from the past two decades? Look no further than Bravely Default. It has the quality that Square Enix was renowned for back in the 90s and early 00s, while having a brand new battle system. You can even alter the game's pacing. Stuck on a boss? Just lower down the difficulty level. Found the game too easy? Raise it. Don't like having to encounter a lot of enemies on your way back? Reduce your encounter rate. Need some exp quicker? Raise encounter rate.
If you never played The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time before, then there's the 3D remake available for the system. This adventure game that was initially released on N64 in 1998 revolutionized the gaming industry when it comes to 3D gaming. If you want an even more unique spin on the genre, you could always get the sublime The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D instead. You get the same gameplay as its predecessor, but you get more character development and an innovative 3 days cycle system that will have you hurry up on getting things done before you travel back in time and save.
These are the games I have and that I have enjoyed:
-Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D
-Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D
-Zelda: A Link between Worlds
-Super Smash Bros. for the 3DS
-Pok?mon ORAS
-Mario Kart 7
-Super Mario 3D Land
-Fire Emblem Awakening
-Kid Icarus Uprising
-Pok?mon Rumble Blast
-Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D
-Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D
-Zelda: A Link between Worlds
-Super Smash Bros. for the 3DS
-Pok?mon ORAS
-Mario Kart 7
-Super Mario 3D Land
-Fire Emblem Awakening
-Kid Icarus Uprising
-Pok?mon Rumble Blast
RangerTalion
Member
Almost everyone has said Fire Emblem, so I went ahead and bought that one
RangerTalion
Member
Alot of people are saying good things about Story of Seasons here too, so I bought that as well
reminds me of the old harvest moon games
reminds me of the old harvest moon games
EndlessElements
Senior Member
excellent choice
RangerTalion
Member
i like it so far though it has a lot of tutorial things
havent quite gotten to do anything yet without having my hand held lol
meriwether
a poo
RangerTalion
Member
after you get through the tutorial it's much better
I hope so lol
im on day 5 training right now
a friend at work recommended that I get Tetris Ultimate can anyone here also recommende it?
RebeccaShay
Hyrule's Princess
Mario 3D land
Luigis Mansion
Link between Worlds
Majoras Mask
Mario Kart 7
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