Loved Gunman Clive, so I'll be supporting Horberg's next game.

I appreciate the review. Saved me $7.

This game was packaged with the N64 I got way back when. I played it so much. It blew my mind.

@Gameday Ha, I was just kidding. I don't think you can spoil a 25 year old game.

And if people are playing Mario games for the story, I feel bad for them. Spoil away!

@Shiryu "And it shall forever be know in European history as "T-Day"."

I think you mean "A-Day".

Pyramids is like a baby version of Solomon's Key. I enjoyed it, but Pyramids isn't nearly as difficult as Solomon's Key.

Solomon's Key requires much more thought and skill. That's why I think it's the better game. I hope they release this on the 3DS eShop.

@Gameday Spoiler alert!

I was hoping to get this on the 3DS soon. The title got me all excited until I read "Wii U".

I appreciate you pointing out different kickstarter campaigns. I don't frequent many video game-related sites, so I wouldn't be aware of any of them if not for this site.

It's also nice to hear that people are developing games for the Wii U and 3DS...not sure what the downside is. It's so easy to ignore the articles you have no interest in.

It's too bad that the 3D is not used better. This had the potential to have some good 3D visuals. Oh well. I always get my money's worth out of the other entries to the series, so I'll be downloading this tomorrow anyway.

I love those Genesis Sonics so much. I'd download this instantly.

The addition of a spin dash retrofits one of the weaknesses of the first. I'd love to play it again and see how it makes a difference on certain levels.

Doesn't a movie at least have to be released to be considered a "blockbuster"?

I'm guessing this game will suck.

I had never even played a Mega Man game until the first one was released on the 3DS VC a couple of months back. I know, I was such a deprived child! (and I don't do the emulation thing).

I say that because I see people saying even a 7 out of 10 is overrated for this game. It's not. I really enjoyed it, and that's without seeing it through the lens of nostalgia. I think it's a solid 8 game. It's a challenging platformer that gives you a sense of gaming accomplishment after beating it. After I finally beat it (without save states) I felt satisfied that I had conquered a fairly well-designed, difficult game.

From my Mega Man newb point of view, it's not overrated at all.

This is the one that interested me the most, and I'm glad to see it will be available so soon. I definitely thought I would have to wait longer.

Looks like it could really immerse the player into the game if the 3D is done well.

I love the game and have bought all the DLC. I do think the maps are a touch over-priced for the rewards you get out of them, but I've still enjoyed them all. I'm glad they've included how many turns it has taken you to beat the map--that adds replay value trying to beat it faster.

I do wish I could replay some of the in-game maps though, with enemies in their original places. I thought Reeking Box did that, but all it does is throw some Risen on a map.

@Morphtorok Nope, it's even mentioned in this article.

It's obviously fan service.

@Harrison_Peter "I don't agree that it's the 'what you don't see' that makes the NA image racier... as pointed out by people all over the web, it's the fact that it looks like a cape, as if someone is watching her undress and she's just realised."

And that's exactly what is happening. She's changing into a bathing suit when Anna walks in on here and then a conversation about Tharja's body commences.

I've played the DLC, and it's more funny than anything. The conversations are silly in a fun way.

I always find it hilarious that this country freaks out over a little skin or the f-bomb, but is perfectly fine allowing TV shows and games show heads getting ripped off and endless blood and killing. Aw well.

This is an awesome day. I already have so many of these discounted games, but there are a few I can now download. I'm really digging all these sales.

@sinalefa Sakura already had a discount a couple months ago.

I'm glad to hear it came out well. From the video and description, it seemed like it was a fun twist on the genre, but I was waiting for a review to see if it played well. I'm definitely buying this when I get home. I love having puzzlers like this on my 3DS.

Excited to hear your next project will be on the 3DS, Hugo.

I was waiting for a Nano Assault EX drop in price. I will buy it now.

Art of Balance is also worth it. I bought it at full price and have no regrets.

@PinkSpider LOL, I've never heard anyone complain that British actors are "taking our jobs". We fully understand why Britain produces the best actors. From birth they constantly pretend they're somewhere else besides the UK, and who can blame them? This continuous practice of pretending they're someone else and somewhere, anywhere but in the UK gives them the opportunity to obtain hours upon hours of expertise to become top-notch actors.

Yeah, I'm glad they included both options so more people could play the game. Nothing wrong with more options.

After finishing my current Lunatic+/Classic playthrough (using soft resets), I'm going to replay it on Lunatic/Classic with no soft resets. I know the maps well enough now where I can anticipate where reinforcements will show up and what strategies work for each map. I am sure I will lose several people along the way, but I'm interested to see how far I can get.

I like the recap video idea. Would definitely appreciate more of these in the future.

Crimson Shroud is a steal at that price.

The only one I don't have is Aero Porter, and $3 is probably low enough to get me to download it.

Looking forward to this, and I'm glad they hit all their stretch goals. I backed it and will be getting the 3DS version. Too bad that likely won't have Battle mode but I don't play much multiplayer on my 3DS unless it's wifi anyway.

It shows the guy going back and forth in the video, so I assume you use the d-pad.

Looks like some of the other smartphone platformers I have, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. If the price is right, I'd probably get it.

LOL. The reading comprehension of the some of the people posting in this comment section is fascinating.

Sad news. He was a great critic because even if I didn't agree with his opinion, I could always tell from his review if I would enjoy the film or not. That's rare from most reviewers. He will be missed.

I thought they might explain the odd-looking feet in future DLC--they are all descendants of minotaurs.

Yes, please.

I bought the physical copy, though I did toy with the idea of downloading this one since I knew I wouldn't resell it and it would be convenient to have right on my system. I wound up going with the physical copy because of the pre-order bonus I got.

It's also the best 3DS game I've played so far. I've put in a lot of hours into the game already and with all the additional content still coming I don't see my play time slowing down any time soon. Love everything about the game.

I'm buying the three that I don't already own: Bit.Trip (downloaded it for $10 last night), Ketzal's, and Fractured Soul. They all were on my Wishlist already, and the only reason I hadn't taken the plunge was because of their prices. Good move on Nintendo's part. I'm a little surprised to see Crashmo in this, since it came out fairly recently and seems to have sold well.

Still waiting for the black one.

I foresee this as my most played game of 2013 on my 3DS Activity Log. This is the game I've been looking forward to the most over the last year.

I'm a fan of the Madden games, though I haven't bought any in recent years. If I had a Wii U I'd probably get this. That's only because I don't own a PS3 or 360 though. Sad that the graphics and frame rate on this Wii U version don't even match those older consoles.

I would love a legit port to the 3DS though. The bare-bones one they released at launch actually looked and played pretty well, it just didn't have the additions we were so used to: franchise mode, trades, and, oh I dunno...stats.

I just signed onto the eShop and the update was available for me in North America.

I'm enjoying finding out the behind-the-scenes aspects to getting a game released on the eShop. There have been a lot of Gunman Clive stories in the nintendolife news lately, but I've enjoyed them all. Really cool to hear the experiences of the small developers. I hope Horberg's success continues.

Mega Man, Contra, and Super Mario Bros. 2 (female floating ability) were the three biggest influences I noticed on my first playthrough.

I experienced a glitch once, and I've played it 12+ hours. I had the 3D on during the Stage 10 boss fight, and I think it's because there was too much going on on the screen at the time. I had fired the spread gun a couple times, oil was shooting at me, etc. That happened within the first hour of me playing the game, but since then I play that boss battle with the 3D off and I haven't encountered a glitch.

Love the game, and I look forward to what the designer does next.

Will be picking up Super C. Loved Contra, but hardly played Super C.

I would definitely recommend Ghost Recon, but as others have said, that price point is silly. You can get the retail version for around half that cost.

@Nareva I am waiting for a black XL before I make the upgrade. If I felt the XL was a must-have, I'd obviously get one with the color choices available now, though I don't particularly like the red or blue. I figure a black version will come out eventually (already available in Japan) so I can wait until then.

So to answer your question--yes, color choice can affect the sales of a device, though it's probably not a huge factor.

I love this game, and I'm glad a lot of other people do, too. I've spent more time on this game then I expected. It's the most fun I've had with a $2 game on the eShop, and even though it's a quick game I've spent several hours on it trying to get all the speed badges.

I'm very happy for the developer's success, and I hope it leads to more great games. I would love a sequel, too.

That said, what do the numbers on the x-axis of that graph mean? It's not days or weeks. How much time does each segment represent?

This would look amazing on the 3DS. Wish it were slated for both Wii U and the handheld.

I always thought Marble Madness would be a great 3D Classics type of game (yes, I know it's not made by Nintendo so it wouldn't happen), but this would definitely fit the bill.

Sacred Stones is my second-most played game on my 3DS. I had never played a Fire Emblem game before that, so I'm glad it was included as an ambassador game. Love it.

I was going to buy this even without a demo, but I'm glad more people will get a chance to check it out. I hope the demo is done well and not too confusing.

@KnightRider666 I'm in the same boat. A few times I've decided against getting a game simply because of the size and I would then have to move stuff off my 3DS menu onto a SD card. I know it's not a big deal in the grand scheme of things, but I generally only get 10-15 minutes of time to play in one sitting so the notion of copy/deleting games from my SD card to system memory turns me off. I would have purchased several more DSiWare games if I simply had the room.

That said, Jump Trials Extreme is only 20-25 blocks (can't remember exactly) so I went ahead and got it. I'm a fan of platforming in general, and I enjoyed 10 Second Run. This review plus the trailer on the eShop convinced me to give it a shot. I'm glad I got this as it's better than I expected. It's better than 10 Second Run, in my opinion, and has a ton more replay value. 100 levels, and then Time Attack and then the "medal" modes...lots of playing to max those out and I'm enjoying trying. Perfect game to play when you don't have a lot of time.

@EvisceratorX Hinting at a sequel in a previous game is hardly "confirming".