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Demos Available and To Be Available on the Nintendo 3DS eShop

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Wanna Cook with Mama in Cooking Mama 4? Try it out now!

Nintendo of Australia today sent around a press release detailing a number of games that are now available or will be available in the near future for demoing through the Nintendo 3DS eShop. Two of the games which have just been made available are Resident Evil Revelations developed by the team at Capcom and Cooking Mama 4 which from experience is a rather odd but quite enjoyable game series. Below I have included the official blurbs on the titles as taken from the press releases:

Developed by Capcom specifically to take advantage of the Nintendo 3DS features, Resident Evil Revelations delivers a true return to classicResident Evil survival horror gameplay.  The full game launches in Australia and New Zealand on 2nd February, but if you fancy getting your hands on, and test driving this ultimate horror experience before it hits the stores then head over to the Nintendo eShop now to download the Nintendo 3DS demo.

If cooking is your passion, then you must also try out the Nintendo 3DS demo for Cooking Mama 4 from 505 Games. Join Mama as she cooks up a storm and for the first time ever – in full 3D. Decorate Mama’s kitchen and customise your utensils as you tilt your Nintendo 3DS to cook in a whole new way like never before.

Perhaps neither of these games take your fancy or perhaps you are after even more titles to demo? Either way over the next few weeks and months, the Nintendo eShop will be periodically updated with new demos for titles including Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D and Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic games from Konami and SEGA respectively.

Of course, this is also on top of the original Nintendo 3DS Download Software, 3D Classics, Virtual Console and DSIWare games which are also added on a periodical basis. Some of the current applications they have available for free are Nintendo Letterbox (Think of the Nintendo Wii’s mailing system on the 3DS), Nintendo Video (Self explanatory) and Pokedex 3D.

 

Sam
Sam
Founder of The Otaku's Study. I have been exploring this labyrinth of fandom these last fifteen years, and still nowhere close to the exit yet. Probably searching for a long time to come.

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