Topic: Left 4 Dead 3Ds

Who else would love/like a Left 4 Dead for the 3Ds!
It would be so amazing

no

Make another Operation...Trust me, it'll work.

No

Well Left 4 Dead is a pretty easy 'pick up and play' game. If they can make a quick matchmaking system for online matches I can see it work out great. The only problem would be the controls.

Left 4 dead on the 3DS would be pretty good but Portal and its sequel would be even better.

Ultimately, it would be up to Valve to develop something like this; knowing Valve, even if they started working on it right now, the earliest we'd probably see it would be 2014.

I don't see it happening. To my knowledge, Valve hasn't shown any support or interest in supporting Nintendo consoles, and that's not even considering the fact that they still have yet to make a portable game. Lastly, judging by how long their average development time is, it would probably take until the NEXT system after 3ds to make it happen.

It's a great game, but I'd hate to play it on such a small screen.

I'd rather have it on the Vita because it has 2 joysticks. And the screen is bigger.

But I have it on my laptop sooo whatever

Let's make [insert game name here that has no relevance to Nintendo]

@irken004 That's a point. It really needs duel analog.

It's one of the reasons why Valve see the Wii U as a viable platform for their games as opposed to the 3DS, which they've yet to show interest in.

Partly because it's an underpowered (by their demanding standards) handheld.

No thanks lol

@Aviator

I thought this section was for all games even if they aren't made by Nintendo?

@Irken004

Yah, i don't think I could play it without another analog stick lol

@edhe

Guess I'll wait for the WiiU

@mariofanatic128

Never played Portal 1/2, but it looks interesting!

@19Robb92

Agreed
It would be pretty cool with online play on the go!

@irken004 & @edhe : There's a perfectly good touch screen, which would be better to use and far more accurate than dual-analog sticks. Seriously, #$&%! dual-analog sticks for 1 ^st/3 ^rd person shooters.

OT: I'm going to say it's not happening. While it would be awesome, most of us have absolutely no idea if the 3DS can even run the Source engine, much less run it at acceptable speeds. And besides, a game like Left 4 Dead requires lightning reflexes, something that the 3DS' tiny screen can't quite encourage.

I'm not gonna say no, but I'm gonna say very unlikely. Valve has mostly been on the PC and Xbox 360. Barely now with Portal 2 did they move to the PS3 as well, and they did it late. But I wouldn't buy it. Small screen, graphic downgrade. There would be too much stuff on-screen. Unless they made it top-down, Pixelforce style...

@SimmerE15 I haven't played any of valves either and the L4D games do look really good but I think Portal and its sequel look better.

@V8_Ninja

The touchscreen is hardly suitable for first person shooters. Would you tap the screen to shoot?

Alternately, the analog could be used for movement, the face buttons for shooting and other functions, and the gyroscope (à la LOZ Ocarina of Time 3D) could be used for the camera.

You'd probably have to sit in a swivel chair to play it though.

It would be great. If the 3DS really wants to get creditability as a "next gen handheld" it is really going to need some good online gaming options.

I'd imagine that would look good until the swarms of zombies came after you and then the 3DS might freeze.

EDIT: @SimmerE: It's 3DS