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I picked up Fitness Boxing a few days ago. This game is AWESOME. My body is so sore from all the punches and workouts. I can't wait to use this game long term to help me lose weight! Alex Olney you should play this game long term and tell us if you think it helped you lose weight. xD

I'm honestly just glad the developers removed the microtransactions in favor of a premium experience. Even if the game has its flaws, a premium experience like this keeps RCT alive and I'm sure that when people see this game go live on the eShop it will garner lots of sales.

For those of you not sure if Snake Pass is worth it for not, here are some other opinions I have that the reviewer didn't touch upon:

• The controls are easy to learn, but difficult to master. You will find yourself falling off bamboo sticks, sliding off platforms, or misusing the "tense" button to progress in levels. Once you get used to it, however, the controls become a breeze.
• The collectables don't really do anything to help Noodle or Doodle. Besides the three Gate Keeper stones, I feel the collectables serve more as a personal achievement.
• The level selection screen is kind of boring. I would've preferred to see a screenshot of the level or something to differentiate between which level is which. Instead, it's just a simple level selector with a basic premise of what you've collected so far.
• The camera can be so annoying, but that could just be a nostalgic blast from the past of old school 3D platformers.

Overall, Snake Pass is a good game that gives a fresh take to the 3D platformer era.

There isn't a lot of open world simulation survival games like this on the Nintendo 3DS. The graphics may not look the best, but in my opinion it adds to the overall tone of the game.
It seems like we're not just standing around shooting zombies either. We'll be taking care of needs, collecting supplies, playing with friends.
This game looks really fun! I can't wait!

That sure is the nail on the coffin for this game. Nintendo needs to realize that Wifi play online is dominating the market. I can easily start a 3g game of doodle jump or fruit ninja on my iphone in seconds. Unless there's gonna be a starfox online for Project Cafe, then it sucks to hear about this.

Well Nintendo did release this game at around the same time that Halo Reach came out. And another thing, Nintendo never offers demos for their games like xbox 360 does. Normally, demos for games is usually what makes me convinced or not to actually get the game. I don't want to watch videos of the gameplay, I want to be the one trying the game out! Nintendo needs to rethink their advertisement schemes. Maybe release a wii game demo category on the shop channel?