I think Monkey Ball is going to price dive down to $20 within a year, so I'd hold out on it. It seems pretty much all third party games come down in price quite quickly these days.

What should I get? StarFox 64 3D, Super Mario Bros 3D(If it is coming out soon. When is it coming out?), OoT Zelda, or Luigi's Mansion 2? I plan On getting Mario Kart when it comes out but in the meantime what should I get.

I know neither of these games are out yet but I am trying to decide which one I should buy when they do come out. I am trying to decide between Zelda OoT and Resident Evil. I have played a really really old version of Zelda before like over 10 years ago and have never played any Resident Evil. I am getting really bored with the games I have so I want a new one soon but I want whichever will have more play time and will be more fun.

Well, my bday is tomorrow and my parents might get me a 3Ds
But I might be able to get only one game

So which should I get?
I REALLY want Animal Crossing, but it's not out yet, and if they preordered i would be gameless for a while...
So what should I do?

ah your other thread got closed huh? xD

as i said: what genres do you like?
racing: ridge racer 3D
fighting: SF4 or DoA
petsim: nintenndogs+cats
flying: pilotwings resort
action adventure: zelda OoT

That's what I'm waiting for.

I think I might get Dead or Alive

wtf is going on here?! xD

Epic quadruple post. In case you missed it the first 3 times.

sorry bout that lol

Super Mario 3D
Paper Mario
Mario Kart
Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Kid Icarus
Luigi's Mansion
StarFox
Animal Crossing

...oh wait.

@SimmerE15: There isn't a huge selection right now, especially if you're picky about genres. I love Samurai Warriors. It's got a lot of content and it'll probably last me until more games come out.

I'm not that picky about them, but Samurai Warriors, SuperMonkey Ball, Rabbits in Time, etc. I would never think I would like them lol

Well, those three are completely different from each other. For most of the games out now, you'll get mixed opinions. Someone will love it, and someone else will hate it. The only way to be sure is try one at a game store before you actually pay for it.

Oh, I know
I was just naming different kinds of game types.

I think I'm going to pass on Ridge Racer 3D based on the launch title line up and instead go with Super Monkey Ball 3D to go along with my copies of PilotWings Resort and Nintendog's + Cats.

I'm kind of kicking myself in the mega bunz that i got SSFIV 3D instead of Monkey Ball 3D during my Toys 'R us 3DS Order. I had never played SSFIV on the PS3 before hand, and I assumed it played almost the same as SSFII HD Remix(which i love) and while it does....sort of, it's just clunkier, not as quick and it feels a bit delayed when pulling off moves and doesn't flow as well. Playing as Ken just didn't feel right at all...It's hilarious how i usually schooled everybody online in SSFII HD Remix online, yet with SFIV i keep getting my handed to me.

And i keep repeating myself but those static people in the backgrounds make the game feel depressing and lifeless, and what in the hell is the deal with those ultra combo's? i can't get any of them to work. Are they broken or something?lol

But Yup! That aside, I recommend Pilot Wings Resort

Blazblue: Continuum Shift 2 is pretty good.
Punch Time Explosion, its not bad but I think it depends on taste.

I only have three 3DS games. Ghost Recon, Dead or Alive, and Ocarina of Time. So those are my recommendations.

I had SSFIV, Ridge Racer, and Nintendogs + cat at one point and ended up getting rid of all of them. SSFIV isn't bad but I prefer DoA. Ridge Racer is good but I am just going to wait for Mario Kart for my racing game. And Nintendogs just got boring.

I only have three 3DS games as well, Ghost Recon, Ocarina of Time, and Pilotwings Resort.

Will buy Star Fox, Mario Kart, Luigi's Mansion 2, Super Mario, and Kid Icarus upon release, without a doubt.

This was a surprise to me, but DoA: Dimensions turned out to be a far more polished, enjoyable, and replayable game than SSF4.

DoA comes with a multitude of modes, unlockables, and DLC content coming in daily, plus the graphics are way ahead of SSF4, with beautiful, multi-layered stages with all kinds of movement and changes in the background, plus smoother character models and animation. Also, everything just feels so much faster — you go from fight to fight in typically less than a second in most modes, without wasting time with a world map screen, and the action is nonstop.

I picked up SSF4 at launch, but just a couple days after adding DoA to my collection, I realized I'd never touch SSF4 again, so I traded it in. Believe me, that's a strong endorsement, because I always considered the fighting in Street Fighter to be superior. Now I'm learning to appreciate the countering and combo system in DoA, and it turns out to be far more enjoyable.