Columns, Ninjas, an RPG and two Sonics!

Sure the 3DS can do glasses-free 3D gaming on the go, but it can also do a lot more. While most games are going to opt in to the devices dimension0shattering capabilities, Cubic Ninja developer fff has decided its game will actually play better without it.
Citing difficulty to read text in the game, Cubic Ninja will be completely 3D free. Instead, the game uses the other fancy new feature on the hadheld: the gyroscope.
Aside from these motion-based controls, the game will also feature a level editor for players to craft …

The company behind all those Excitebots games steered the yolk on Nintendo’s latest flight sim.

SEGA’s little handheld-that-could never really did. While it touted some superbly bright and colorful graphics that were ahead of its time, it lacked the wide-spread appeal already cemented by its competitor, the Game Boy. It also killed six AA batteries in the blink of an eye and probably shouldn’t have tried to be a TV.
But it wasn’t all just Shaq Fus and TV Tuners. The system was home to a number of pleasant experiments in established SEGA franchises, and also housed some incredibly impressive ports of Sega Master System Games, …

The feature hinted earlier in an Iwata Asks interview hath been confirmed…eth

Little Link is all grown up!

Online video streaming hits the 3DS.

…as well as Turbo-Grafx 16 games!

In a recent interview with Destructoid, High Voltage’s Eric Nofsinger cryptically hints that he is working on a new Conduit game for the Nintendo 3DS.

While the general consensus around this tidbit of news should be a chorus of “duh,” it is nice to get the news from the man himself, Miyamoto.