20 best 3DS games you should not miss (Part 1)

While Nintendo’s Switch system has taken over most of the world in the past year, its “old but quality” 3DS system is still receiving a lot of attention from the gaming community.

Although it has been 6 years since its launch, it seems that this handheld gaming machine still shows no signs of cooling down, as the saying goes “the older the ginger, the spicier it is”. Along with that is a rich game treasure for players to choose from.

Despite being older than most of its consoles, it’s not surprising that Nintendo has insisted that it will still support the platform, even before the overwhelming success of the Switch system. With a total of more than 67 million units sold, and with Nintendo being the leader in mobile gaming with no competition, all they need to do is expand their network.

While Nintendo is trying to port some of its most iconic IPs to mobile platforms, only consoles are capable of giving players the ultimate experience.

It can be said that the vast game library of the 3DS will not let you down, no matter what genre of games you like, as well as providing an experience not possible on other platforms.

And the following will be a list of 20 best 3DS games today.

Ever Oasis is a rather strange game. In a way, it’s simultaneously an action game, a residential building game, as well as a dungeon-crawling title. Imagine bringing Animal Crossing together with The Legend of Zelda, and the result is this game.

You will control a tiny creature in a desert world full of dangers. With the help of the water spirits, your people were able to create a safe area called Oasis. A dark force called Chaos is raging and destroying everything in this land and to fight it you will have to build a powerful Oasis by attracting new residents through completing quests in the game’s vast world, and maintaining your Oasis at the same time.

Is a simple game but at the same time very interesting and something new compared to the usual residential construction titles. Although not perfect in every way, but with clever mechanics as well as exciting adventures, Oasis will keep you immersed in its world for hours.

While Mario has always been a symbol of courage, his older brother Luigi is quite shy. Luigi’s Masion: Dark Moon will take you on an adventure with the guy Luigi as he wanders the haunted mansions.

Dark Moon, the sequel to the Luigi Mansion game released on the Nintendo Gamecube, is an interesting adventure title. You will have to solve puzzles, collect coins as well as tremble before the scary ghosts in the game. If you’re looking for a fun Platforming title, Darkmoon is the adventure you’ve been craving.

We’ve never asked for a remake of Metroid 2 on the 3DS, but Nintendo has been kind enough to bring us one of its biggest blockbuster titles, packed into a tiny handheld. Metroid: Samus Returns is an action-adventure side-scrolling title with a design very similar to Metroid 2 released in 1991. However, the control mechanics, graphics and gameplay have been changed and improved.

This game marked a whole new and promising direction for 2D Metroid titles and showed us just how amazing the 3DS is for a gaming system.

Mario sports games have always been the most controversial topic in the gaming community. Whether you’ve scored in Super Mario Strikers, hit an ace in Super Mario Tennis or hit a perfect score in the previous Mario Golf title, most Nintendo sports titles feature a spin. by the plumber Mario, as well as being quite fun to play.

Mario Golf: World Tour will also be no exception. With easy-to-understand instructions, you can easily get used to a turf world filled with enemies like Lukitos and Chain Chomp, while local and online multiplayer will take your levels to the next level. new heights and more challenging.

Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon is the latest great addition to the legendary Pokémon series as well as a tribute to the franchise on the DS platform, making it a must-have. play.

After the 2016 Sun and Moon release, this game will take players back to the Aloha region (which was inspired by Hawaii), where they will encounter seventh-generation Pokémon, as well as explore this strange new land.

This time around, however, the title will feature an entirely new dark dimension that players can explore, a larger and more engaging storyline, a new Legendary Pokémon to catch, and a bad organization. far from new to prevent.

Although the two versions of Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon of this game will be almost identical, each version will have its own exclusive Pokémon, so to be able to catch them all, you will have to give them a gift. exchange with other players (online or offline). If conditions allow, you can easily perfect your Pokedex by buying 2 copies of the game at the same time, helping to bypass the cumbersome online exchange.

You might think that Pokémon Omega Ruby and Apha Sapphire are just a half-baked remake of the two fairly average games from this beast-catching franchise. There’s nothing to be ashamed of, as most of us think so. But after sitting down and playing this game, you will feel like you are meeting a friend again after 10 years of separation, bringing back memories that cannot be expressed in words.

The 3DS versions of Ruby and Sapphire have added some cool features such as Mega Evolutions from versions X and Y, and the Pokémon Box system that allows you to transfer your monsters from one version of Pokémon to another.

In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, you will be transformed into a village chief, which means you will have to help set new rules as well as help your town grow. However, do not be too stressed because the pace of this game is quite pleasant. You’ll still have time to fish, hunt for insects, design fashion, dig up fossils, decorate and expand your home, and hang out with your friends. The online feature of 3DS StreetPass is used in this game in a very clever way, allowing you to tour the town of your friends.

After being absent for many years, our monkey brother has finally “returned to Gypsy” with the game Donkey Kong Country Returns on the Wii, and this 3DS version is even better than the original. Includes everything fans love about the classic DKC title like enemies to jump on, bananas to collect, mine carts to ride, secrets to uncover and epic boss battles. quirky to pass. It sounds pretty simple, but don’t be fooled, as the game can make you mad with its challenging levels.

Although the Fire Emblem RPG strategy game series was released a long time ago, the 3DS version of this game can be considered one of the best in the series. With a variety of unique heroes to choose from, you will have to participate in fiery battles to bring peace to the land of Ylisse. In addition to fighting, you will have to help the relationships between the characters become stronger and better, making them not only coordinate well when fighting, but also to be able to get married and have children. , to then become one of the playable characters. There are quite a few missions that you can download, which add depth and longevity to this game.

Yoshi’s Wooly World is one of those games you’ll want to play if you own a Wii U, but if you can’t play the console version for some reason, you really won’t want to miss the version. Where is the port of this game?

Poochy and Yoshi’s Wooly World includes all of the levels of the Wii U version, along with some bonus rounds featuring Poochy, perhaps as a way of making up for the lack of co-op mode of the game. console version.

As a standard platformer, but with uniquely designed levels and lovely graphics, the game has become much more prominent than other competitors in the same genre.

Source: TechRadar