Resident Evil: Mercenaries

Resident Evil: Revelations

Metal Gears Solid 3: Snake Eater 3D

Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

Super Mario Bros.

That's enough to justify purchasing the system for me.

Cosmo Black and probably SSFIV. All of the games so far I've seen looked like they'll have as much content as an iPhone game, so I'll just wait for DoA, OoT, MGS3, RE: Merc, and RE: Rev.

I've been hearing people say the resolution and graphics are better than hat of the GCN. Is this true?

[QUOTE="SirFatalChaos"]Honestly, to me it looks and sounds like it'll be something no more worth than $10. Kind of feels like they pulled this game out of their rears at the last second to have more first party games at launch.Cruse34

Its devolpment started in 2005...

I think it looks really cool, and I will get it on the 27th with my 3DS

PRO TIP: Use the 3D slider. Full 3D hurt my eyes, but right in the middle was perfect for me.

[QUOTE="SirFatalChaos"]

I just hope the games feel like console games on a handheld rather than cheap handheld games.

BrunoBRS

Gauntlet: Dark Legacy (it would be the PERFECT game)

Metroid Prime: Hunters 2 (it probably will happen within the new 2 years)

MGO on Snake Eater 3d (I'd never put it down)

A good Pokemon game :|

Phantasy Star Ep. 1-3

Saint's Row :)

A good tower defense game like Orcs Must Die or the one that has multi-platform play (PC, XBLA, PSN, iPad)

HYDROOOOOOOOO THUNDEEEEEERRRRRRRR

I just played the 3DS at my local Best Buy and I was impressed.

It was a lot smaller than I imagined, but it's not smaller than the DS Lite.

The 3D depth was pretty awesome. Making it look like you're looking into the screen was a good idea. The 3D slider worked perfectly as intended and I found myself using it halfway (fit to my eyes the best that way)

As for the "sweet spot" I think people over exaggerate how hard it is to stay with it. Unless you have mad Parkinsons, you'll have an easy time keeping the 3D effect going. Honestly, do you move your head around while playing games? No.

I was very happy about the buttons having a definite click to it and repsonding well, especially since I got one of the DS Lites that had a messed up d-pad.

The analog stick felt great and doesn't feel like a cheap piece of plastic, but I wouldn't go nuts on it (if you intend to buy SSFIV) and the rubber was a nice touch.

I just hope the games feel like console games on a handheld rather than cheap handheld games.

I saw some cool little attachment that goes on the bottom of your 3DS that gives it little controller-like "arms" so it'll be more comfortable to hold. I've only seen it in Japan, so hopefully it comes to the States.