Nintendo 3DS

A launch hit that proved the 3D effect on a handheld console wasn't just a gimmick.

The first Mario Kart where you race in the air on a glider and underwater too.

Link can turn into a painting on a wall; a bold sequel to the 1991 classic.

A faithful remaster of one of the most epic games in history, brought from the Nintendo 64 to the 3DS.

The first full-fledged Smash Bros. in your pocket; a free-for-all brawl on the go.

You become mayor by mistake after getting off the train; a relaxing sim that absorbed millions of players.

It was supposed to be the last entry in a series on the brink of cancellation; instead, it literally revived it.

A tactical strategy game with the dilemma of a divided family; the story splits into several paths.

The first main Pokémon entry fully in 3D and the first to release worldwide simultaneously.

For the brand's twentieth anniversary came a bold rewrite of the formula; traditional gyms disappeared.

A full-fledged remake of Ruby and Sapphire in polygonal beauty, a return to the Hoenn region.

Pit's return after more than twenty years; an ambitious project by Masahiro Sakurai.

A trembling Luigi with the Poltergust vacuum hunts ghosts; the return of a long-awaited hit.

A meticulous remaster of the legendary Nintendo 64 rail shooter with stereoscopic 3D.

A remake of Metroid II by studio MercurySteam; a lonely hunt in the form fans love.

The title that finally made the West understand why Monster Hunter is a phenomenon in Japan.

A celebration of the series; it proves that the depth of the hunt doesn't need a new console's power.

A classic JRPG structure in the style of early Final Fantasy with a clever Brave and Default system.

A dark, uncompromising JRPG with moral choices and the famous Press Turn battle system.

A dungeon crawler where you draw the maze maps yourself by hand on the bottom screen.

A crossover of two of the smartest video game detectives; puzzles and courtroom trials in one.

The darkest and most dramatic chapter in the series about attorney Phoenix Wright. Objection!

A chilling survival horror on an abandoned cruise ship that has nothing to be ashamed of next to its console siblings.

Disney characters and a dreamlike story that sets the stage for the series' grand finale.

A JRPG about a cursed king and a jester trapped in a frog's body; the first fully three-dimensional entry in the famous series.

Luigi sleeps like a log and his dreams turn into a battlefield; a bizarre and inventive chapter in the series.

A bold experiment that built the battle system around stickers; it still divides fans to this day.

A demanding, precisely tuned platformer with Kong against the hypnotizing Tikis.

A direct sequel to the beloved Yoshi's Island; the green dinosaur once again carries a crying baby.

A compilation of the best minigames from the series, plus new ones; pure, infectious rhythmic joy.

Programmed by one person in their spare time; one of the most influential indie titles ever.

A knight with a shovel instead of a sword; a loving tribute to Nintendo's golden age, now a modern classic.

The first full-fledged Street Fighter in your pocket, part of the console's launch lineup.

The famous Iron Fist saga on a Nintendo handheld with stereoscopic depth to the fights.

Five sports in one package, from soccer to horse racing; a festive mix for the whole family.

A return to the strangest and darkest Zelda entry; a doom-bringing moon looms over Clock Town.

Kirby takes the wheel of the Robobot Armor mech suit; a sharp, well-tuned platformer.

An expanded version of Sun with island trials instead of gyms; plus Ultra Wormholes.

Sister version to Ultra Sun; the same Alola, just with its own take on the Ultra Wormholes.

Expanded version of Monster Hunter Tri from Wii; monster hunting, gathering materials and crafting gear.

An unusual life simulation with Mii characters; the player just watches their absurd stories unfold.

A port of Snake Eater to 3DS with stereoscopic 3D and camera control via the Circle Pad Pro.

2D Mario obsessed with gold; the Coin Rush mode measures coin collecting, with StreetPass comparing results.

For the first time, Kirby uses the depth of the 3D display - moving between the foreground and background of the scene.

A 3DS launch title: a rework of Rayman 2: The Great Escape into stereoscopic 3D.

A celebration of 20 years of Sonic with a standalone handheld version - classic and modern Sonic in one.

Sonic gains the ability to run along walls and ceilings of tube-like tracks, plus Wisp powers.

A dark tale of three generations of Belmonts, set between Lords of Shadow 1 and 2, in 2.5D.

A portable collection of the first six NES Mega Man games, with faithful emulation and bonus extras.

A metroidvania: Shantae loses her animal transformations and relies on a pirate arsenal instead.

Robot miner Rusty digs through ever-deeper layers of earth and reinvests his profits into gear.

A fast-paced puzzle platformer: one button press swaps blocks between foreground and background.

A short western platformer with distinctive black-and-white graphics resembling a pencil drawing.

A remake of the second Fire Emblem from 1992, with free movement on the world map between battles.

A sequel to Bravely Default with the same Brave/Default system and a rich job system.

A remake of the first Etrian Odyssey adds a story mode with ready-made heroes.

A reworked RPG from PlayStation with faster pacing; each island is its own story.

A farming sim in the spirit of Harvest Moon combined with action RPG and dungeon battles.

Oasis-building tied to action combat in dungeons; from the makers of the Ocarina remake.

Traveling between two timelines reshapes history; an expanded remake of a DS classic.

A crossover of Persona 3 and 4 in dungeon crawling; characters share abilities via Sub-Persona.

Adds Persona 5 to the crossover and traps the heroes in movie-themed labyrinths full of puzzles.

The fifth entry in the puzzle series; flashbacks reveal how Layton became a puzzle hunter.

The sixth entry in the courtroom visual novel series; Phoenix Wright pursues justice through mystical rituals.

Light tennis for instant fun; a custom Mii character with a selectable playstyle.

One of the most comprehensive golf games on 3DS; it blends realistic and fantasy courses full of power-ups.

A launch title showing off the 3DS's 3D screen; short missions with a small plane over Wuhu Island.

Arcade drifting as a craft; exaggerated physics and readable tracks work even on a handheld.

Vehicles transform into boats and planes; one of the best kart racers outside of Nintendo.

Gameloft's mobile racing series on 3DS; emphasis on destruction and drifting rather than pure speed.

Football with RPG elements and over-the-top hissatsu techniques; a new generation of heroes around Raimon.

Konami's launch football title for the handheld; the ball behaves more elaborately than in arcade-style FIFA.

Simplified version of FIFA for the 3DS launch; touchscreen for quick tactical instructions.

Licensed Formula 1 simulation from Codemasters; career mode with real teams and weather.

Portable offshoot of the 2K Sports basketball series; presentation mimics NBA TV broadcasts.

Metroid turned inside out: four Federation soldiers in mechs on co-op missions instead of Samus.

Side-view submarine control; depth, tilt, and torpedo aiming all at once.

Free-to-play Steel Diver sequel focused on online submarine battles instead of a campaign.

Twin-stick shmup by Shin'en Multimedia; spherical arenas inside giant organisms.

A reworked early entry in Ace Combat; aerial dogfights with bosses, controllable with the 3DS gyroscope too.

An accessible arcade flight shooter; short missions with no need for experience flying planes.

An episodic sci-fi shooter from Renegade Kid; an expanded remake of Moon from the Nintendo DS.

A spiritual successor to Mega Man Zero; instead of gunfire you tag enemies and finish them with a discharge.

The second entry adds Copen, who copies boss abilities and plays quite differently from Gunvolt.

An 8-bit-styled run-and-gun spin-off from the Gunvolt universe with a choice of characters.

Lighthearted arcade tank battles from Nintendo; fast matches rather than tactical depth.

A sequel to the spatial puzzle where chipping cubes out of a block reveals a 3D model.

You pull and push blocks in and out to build a staircase to the top of a puzzle tower.

Pushmo with added gravity; unsupported blocks come crashing down and the puzzles get trickier.

Wraps up Layton's second trilogy and the search for the frozen tombs of the Azran civilization.

A packed version of Tetris for the 3DS, including Field Climber, where pieces fall from the side instead of from above.

An unexpected crossover combines Puzzle & Dragons mechanics with the Super Mario universe.

Mental workouts devised by neuroscientist Ryuta Kawashima, this time focused on concentration.

You type a word and the game conjures up the object; only your imagination limits the puzzles.

The first Mario Party designed purely for a handheld; smaller routes instead of one big board.

All players move at the same time instead of taking turns, which noticeably speeds up the series.

A sprawling action JRPG from the Wii as a New 3DS flagship exclusive; a world resting on the bodies of two giants.

A life-sim RPG from Level-5 with twelve jobs you can switch between at any time.

A steampunk tactics game from the makers of Fire Emblem, with characters like Tin Man and Captain Nemo.

Escape-room puzzles and the prisoner's dilemma; a branching story with dozens of endings via a flow chart.

A Sega rhythm-action treasure hunt beneath Paris with the thief Raphael.

Instead of paying off a debt to Tom Nook, the player here designs houses for animal neighbors as an architect.

Picks up a few weeks after Origins in Blackgate Prison, where three gangs converge at once.

A modern tribute to the NES classic – on foot with a pistol, or in a tank that climbs walls.

A classic puzzler: shoot colorful bubbles and match them in groups of three before they fill the screen.

One of the 3DS's first launch titles – short missions full of ramming and police chases.

Instead of turn-based battles, an action RPG close to monster hunting awaits, with your own party of friends.

The action series takes a turn toward turn-based tactics on a hexagonal grid and squad command.

Built from the 3D Rumble bonus minigame from Planet Robobot, expanded into an eShop title.

A port of the wool-and-yarn Wii game with added content and its own extra challenge mode.

A detour from action hunting into turn-based RPG – instead of weapons made from monsters, the player raises Monsties.

Collecting and commanding Pikmin reworked into a side-scrolling platformer with jumping and throwing.

Another roguelike adventure where the player turns into a Pokemon in generated dungeons.

Wandering through caves as a transformed Pokemon; a roguelike with a JRPG story.

A score-attack spin-off of the popular Mercenaries mode from the Resident Evil series.

A loose sequel set in the same devastated Tokyo, but with a more cynical third faction.

A chilling first-person exploration of the Antarctic anomaly Schwarzwelt.

The handheld counterpart to Rise of Lyric; its own story, a 2.5D platformer.

The second handheld Sonic Boom entry; fixes the ailments of Shattered Crystal.

A return to the analog stick and the first stereoscopic 3D in the Monkey Ball series.

A three-player co-op Zelda spin-off; stacking characters into a totem.

A celebration of the 15th anniversary with three hundred microgames; full voice acting for the first time.

Celá historie bojovnic Dead or Alive se poprvé vešla do kapesní 3D konzole.

Zeldovské bitvy s sebou na cesty: nová postava Linkle a oblast Terminy jen na 3DS.

Remake pro 3DS přidává gyroskopické ovládání a dva zbrusu nové kooperativní režimy.

Kapesní Minecraft, který běží jen na modelech New Nintendo 3DS.

Kreslený Rayman v kapse, se stereoskopickým 3D a levely na pár minut.

Kapesní Maker bez online komunity, ale se sto levely od Nintenda.

Tales of s temným příběhem o identitě; jedno z nejlepších v sérii.

Pletený Yoshi v kapse, s Poochym a pohodovým režimem Mellow.

Diorama úrovně se vejdou do kapesní konzole a stereoskopické 3D jim dodá skutečnou hloubku.

Cel-shaded svět podle Akiry Toriyamy; klasické tahové JRPG naplno.