With the end of 2011 now clearly in sight, Nintendo is looking to get gamers set for its early 2012 releases. A morning press release runs through a variety of Wii 3DS, DS and eShop release dates and windows for both first- and third-party games, including hotly anticipated titles like Kid Icarus: Uprising.
Pit will reclaim his bow and arrow in Uprising on March 23, 2012, bringing yet another classic Nintendo character to the 3DS platform. Also confirmed is a February 7 release date and $19.99 price tag for the Circle Pad, the 3DS attachment that adds a second analog nub and additional shoulder buttons. It's confirmed to be compatible with both Metal Gear Solid 3D: Snake Eater (Q1 release) and Resident Evil: Revelations (2/7 release).
On the Wii side, Nintendo notably confirmed release dates for Rhythm Heaven Fever and Mario Party 9, for 2/13 and 3/11, respectively. Those are the highlights; you can see the full list over on Nintendo's website. Bear in mind that dates and titles both are subject to change.
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DanteShindo
Tales of the Abyss! Finally I get to see Mieu-beatings and Jade Curtis being bad-ass
OzzyA
@Blue_Vortex,
Yes, you can use the touchscreen. The Circle Pad Pro is just an option if you want a second analog instead of the touchscreen.
Aaron82
I thought KId Icarus had come out already!
darkness3842
WTF. This is the first article about the 3DS in forever (not literally) there's been tons of thinga going on, why aren't you on it, it is your job. (excuse my language)
Capt Obvious789
Good, one more step towards the new smash bros development
Jax009
Does anyone else feel that any Wii game announcement after Skyward Sword is like they are telling a joke and leaving out the punchline? I can't take it seriously anymore.
Blue_Vortex
Can't I just use the touch screen as second analog stick like they did with pretty much every other first person shooter on the DS?
lilhotdude1313
For some reason I just thought of the Starcraft II trailer: "It's about time..."
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