Metroid II

@True_Hero: Denpa Men!!! I love NightSky, but Denpa Men has loads more to do than any other "3DSWare" game.

@Ideal_Hero: I'd go for Metroid II. It's one of the best games on the 3DS VC. I can't give opinions on the NSMB2 DLC though, as I don't have the game.

Dude there's nothing wrong with Marvel Pinball, I prefer using the Angle No.7 and there is multiple camera angles from which to choose from. There is definitely online leaderboards and what I love about this game is that it will automatically notify you on the Touch screen if you've beaten somebody elses highscore while playing. You can also find out what people on your friends list scores are and where they are. @Tech_101 is actually No.1 on the Fantasic Four pinball table at the moment and i've got him on my friends list.
Defintely a good choice out of both Marvel and Zen Pinball titles, plus they're both made by the same dev, so you can choose you what Marvel or just the Zen Tables, depending on which game you buy. Also bonus reason, get Marvel Pinball because they should both be the same price at the moment, Marvel is usually more expensive of the two, but is has more entertainment value.

I've got $21.03 to spend on the eShop. What should I get?
(I already have Colors! 3D, 3D Classics Kirby's Adventure, and SMB)

(I also want to get one NSMB2 DLC pack, so which one is the best?)

@Gioku, Denpa Men, Link's Awakening DX, & the Sword of Hope II.

All top tier eShop games, & you'll get at least around 60 hrs total playtime altogether (at least 30 from Denpa Men, 15 from LADX, & 15 from tSoHII).

Are there any really good games for $1.99/$2.99?

^The only $1.99 games I've played are DSiWare. I know you said you weren't interested in DSiWare, but I'll mention them just in case.

• 10 Second Run - Amazing! Tight controls with a very hard difficulty (50 levels, with 10 more unlockable). The graphics are simple, but I think that helps it look good even on the 3DS.
• iSpot Japan - Great (certainly better than the 6/10 NL gave it)! for only $1.99, you get a little over 160 levels across 3 difficulties. after beating a level, you get to look at the image in the gallery, with interesting info about the location, as well as a simple map that shows where it's at. "Spot the difference" type games aren't the most exciting, true, but this game does what it does, very well (also, I don't know if it's because it's held book style, but the images still look great on 3DS).
• Paul's Shooting Adventure - Great! It's nothing revolutionary, but it is a fun & quirky little shump, that serves it's purpose for $1.99. It has 6 or 7 levels, with 3 difficulty settings, and it keeps your high score.

@RR529: I think you're confusing me with someone else; I've got no problems with DSiWare.

Also, is Photo Dojo any good? I'm thinking about that one.

Personally, I haven't played Photo Dojo.

Also, as for iSpot Japan, it DOESN'T have 160 levels. It has 150 (sorry I got that mixed up before. 50 levels per difficulty level (easy, medium, and hard).

Besides the 3 I mentioned, I also have:

• Anonymous Notes Chapter One - It's also $1.99, but I found it really boring. It's a RPG, so it is long, but it's the most repetitive game I've ever played. They reuse the same 10 or so enemies, one (very easy) boss, and one theme throughout the entire game (I got so bored of it, that I haven't finished it).
• Escape Trick: the Secret of Rock City Prison - This one's a bit more expensive ($4.99, I believe?). I got it because Nintendo Power recommended it. It's a pretty decent point & click, text, escape game. Although, the final couple of levels had time limits, which were really annoying, IMO.
• Art Style: PictoBits - Not sure how much it costs (got it through CN). I personally didn't care for it, but I'm not a puzzle guy, so that's probably it (although the classic Nintendo theme throughout was cool). Others say it's amazing though, so if you like puzzlers, I guess it's worth a look.
• Four Swords Anniversary - Love it! It was free for awhile, now it's off eShop.

You should definitely get SpeedX 3D, for $2,99, it's truly amazing!

IGN's November eShop roundup is in.

Get It:

• Crashmo
• Pokédex 3D Pro
• Zelda II: the Adventure of Link

Consider It:

• Aero Porter
• Pac Man
• 2 Fast 4 Gnomz

Don't Get:

• Johnny Hotshot
• Dress to Play: Cute Witches

Not Mentioned:

• 3D Mahjongg
• Monster Shooter

speedx3d is like 3,99 i think. i like it. very cool for small bursts. later levels get really hard and it has endless modes

Bird Mania 3D.

Bird Mania and SpeedX both suck IMO.

If you don't mind DSiWare, try Escapee GO, Aura- climber, or save up till you got $8 and get X-Scape

One the eshop there isnt but there are lots of good games on the dsiware service

Okay I been on the fence on Dillions Rolling Western ever since it was released.
I thought it looked pretty good when I first saw the trailer but it didnt get the best reviews.....

I personally love it, but it's a mixed opinion (as much as Zelda II)
It gets pretty repetitive after a while, but that's to be expected of a Tower Defense, and the concept is really fresh with a lot of content packed in.
If you're a lefty, stay away. This game should've had CPP support for both lefties and dual-analog.

@gamecubeman i thought Dillons Rolling Western was pretty fun and im a lefty theonly thing is it starts getting really difficult and repepitive at around mission 6.

Really? I thought that was one of the better features of the game. You know, the long, repetitive sections. It sounds weird, I know, but knowing that you're on a timer you can't see in gathering materials, and trying to strategize for the upcoming night raids, and then the omnipresent "Oh crap! I'm doomed!" feeling created this unique (at least to me, I don't play strategy games a lot so I'm not sure if that feeling's exclusive to DRW) mood unlike anything else I've ever felt in a game for such sustained periods of time. I thought that was really good about it.

I have 10 euros so should I get denpa men and a 2 euro game or Twinbee and Dot runner/Aero Porter. Any suggestions for the 2 euro game???