@RainbowCrasher, get the Denpa Men! Easily the best "3DSWare" game on the service.

PSN had tax, but since the hack, nobody has paid any tax (good for us!) so I can actually get a $20 card now and buy something that costs $19.99 on PSN. Wish Eshop was the same. Canadian taxes are awful. Ontario is 13%(!)

^^^This

yeah taxes for downloadable games will always be a "why does this exist" sort of thing for me

will hydroventure be good???

From when I last heard, time travel hadn't been invented yet... So, we don't know!

The Pushmo/Pullblox Crashmo/Fallblox games would like to have a talk with you but The Denpa Men is pretty addictive!

Oh, I've already had an extensive talking with Pushmo. It makes a good case, but can't beat Denpa Men (or Cave Story, or VVVVVV, or Mighty Switch Force!, or Sakura Samurai, or well you see where I'm going with this).

Seriously though, Pushmo is a great game, but I'm not that big a puzzle fan anyways, so you can understand if it's not my favorite (I still really enjoyed it though, which is a great credit towards it's quality).

Ok, I guess it's fair enough if you just prefer Denpa Men, VVVVVV, Mighty Switch Force etc. to Pushmo...
This then reminds us just how quickly this service has built such a great library of games!

Hmm... I'm thinking of getting either Crimson Shroud or Aeroporter. They both seem equally appealing, and I think the idea in Aeroporter is quite clever. Anyone who has both, which do you think I should get? And about how long is the story mode in Crimson Shroud?

Should I get Professor Layton, Paper Mario or Scribblenauts Unlimted

While I will recommend carts, I say Professor Layton is the best out of the 3, because it's the only one I played (lol) and it had the best critical reception. The 3DS version of Scribblenauts is a traditional counterpart to a retail title, watered down with lower-res graphics, so I can't recommend that unless you don't want have and don't want a Wii U (I can see the Wii U version dropping in price soon). Paper Mario is really hit-or-miss it seems. It's probably best you try it somewhere first.

I need an honest gamer's opinion on the following 3DS games, I've read review after review and I just don't know:

Code of Princess
Heroes of Ruin
Rabbids Rumble
Style Savvy Trendsetters
Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games

Heroes of Ruin - I'll give it a 6 for the effort. Way too many flaws to be worth $40. Try around $15.
M&S London - Go play the demo. Really bland.

Haven't tried the rest.

I will probably download professor layton tomroow

Code of Princess is easily the best game out of that list. By miles. Get it. Now. Why are you still reading this? Go buy it! Wait...why haven't I bou-I just blew 5 bucks on a preorder I never picked up!! UUUGH!!
/rushes to store.

I have these two:

Style Savvy Trendsetters
Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games

I can honestly say with out a doubt style savvy is worth every penny as far the game play goes. As far as Mario & Sonic at the 2012 Olympics goes I really liked it as well. The storyline is really interesting in the game & will keep you playing alot to follow the storyline. Both games have online function. Defently get both & try the demos for both gams in the e-shop. You'll like them there really interesting/great games.

Happy Gaming! (^_^)

Code of Princess
Not out here so can't help you on that one, but I'd imagine it'd be the best of the lot.

Heroes of Ruin
Ended up being a bit disappointing, more due to high expectations rather than anything else.
It was enjoyable enough, and I got a good 45 hours out of it in the end, so I guess I can't complain too much.
Worth getting for a cheap price.

Rabbids Rumble
Haven't played this either, because I haven't bought it, because it doesn't look that good.

Style Savvy: Trendsetters
I enjoy having a wide range of different games, so I quite enjoyed this.
Played it for about 14 hours over two days and really enjoyed it.
Haven't gone back to it since, but probably will at some stage.

Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games
Judging by the demo, this seems pretty crappy to me.
Once again, I haven't played the actual game though.

I've played the demos of both M&S and HOR. HOR was better, but they were both pretty bland overall.

Code of Princess seems to be by far the most interesting choice on that list to me.

I'm an honest gamer and I'd put off buying Code of Princess if I were you. It's a good looking game and the story mode is funny, but it's just too short. I think you might regret spending $40 on it.

You should try the demos for Style Savvy, Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games, and Heroes of Ruin if you haven't already.