Hey,

I bought a 3DS at launch, with Pilotwings and Street Fighter, but due to financial problems I had to sell it shortly after. I just purchased a 3DS again and got:

• Super Mario 3D Land
• Mario Kart 7
• Ocarina of Time

I also plan on picking up Pullblox (Pushmo) once my 3DS arrives.

Is there any essential games I may have missed out on?

Also, How essential is a bigger SD card?

Thanks!

so will i Aonoexorcist

I meant wii model of course

ZiggyStardust16

Yes, the new Wii models are designed to lie horizontally, I'm sure you could set it up vertically, but it might be bad for your disks.

Also, keep in mind that the new Wii model lacks all Gamecube support, both peripheral and disk.

I guess just make your judgement based on the fact if you need GameCube support or not.

[QUOTE="havokmaster"][QUOTE="hannify"]

#Gamespot Latest controversy goes in the form of Zelda. Tom McShea has in his review admitted that he played the game wrong from the start. When going into first person, it is in fact the Motionplus which is used to calibrate. This leads to him assuming a frustrating control scheme. When looking at the Metacritic score, it becomes obvious why some fans may feel disingenuous towards Tom and may turn into another Jeff Gertsmann which caused Gamespot integrity to be damaged

WreckEm711

lmao, money conspiracies, find proof, all you people in your tin hats are ridiculous :P

[QUOTE="havokmaster"][QUOTE="hannify"]

#Gamespot Latest controversy goes in the form of Zelda. Tom McShea has in his review admitted that he played the game wrong from the start. When going into first person, it is in fact the Motionplus which is used to calibrate. This leads to him assuming a frustrating control scheme. When looking at the Metacritic score, it becomes obvious why some fans may feel disingenuous towards Tom and may turn into another Jeff Gertsmann which caused Gamespot integrity to be damaged

hannify

Well if you do see the start of this, you will know its me :)

Gamespot has lashed a fatal blow against Zelda fans awaiting eagerly for the latest game in the franchise – Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword when the game scored a 7.5 /10. Tom McShea's (Associate Editor) main criticism of the game both in the video and written review correlate to the frustrating control scheme.