At $1.99, Teyon’s Bird Mania 3D is one of the cheapest eShop games out there and hopes to answer all your bird migration questions in 3D! While this game goes on forever letting you crank up your score, the other eShop title tests your patience for real time strategy games and an amoeba’s meiosis rate. Oh, and you also get another Virtual Console game this week!

3DS eShop
Bird Mania 3D (Teyon, $1.99)

After his friends leave him behind, Mojo needs to catch up to them if he wants to join them in Africa. Collecting 20 achievements along the way, it’s your job to guide the little blue bird past obstacles as long as you can to beat your best scores. The game will go on for as long as you can keep Mojo safe, so be sure to steer him carefully.

DSiWare
Amoebattle (Grab LLC, $4.99/500 pts)

After a mysterious infection threatens their microscopic world, a group of amoebas have teamed up to fight for its safety. Implementing real time strategy elements, Amoebattle lets you control six different types of unicellular organisms and wage war against the evil bacteria. Battle for “Primordial Soup-remacy!”

Wii Virtual Console
Super Hang-On (Sega, 900 pts)

Super Hang-On will take you back to the arcades of 1987 when the game, not to mention leg warmers, was all the rage. Be sure to hang on and not fall off your bike as you race through 48 tracks and different four continents.

Motorbike racing sims have been a staple of video gaming culture for years. From Road Rash to MotoGP to Super Hang-On — heck, Excitebike — the motorcycle is fun to virtually race.

Enter Ducati Moto from Bethesda Softworks. In the 1960s, the Ducati bike became the fastest 250 cc bike in the world. They are sick bikes, indeed worthy of their own video game.

And Ducati Moto goes the legend some justice. First, it’s a relatively simple game, but there’s a lot packed into the small DS package including 11 bikes and five play styles including time trials and stunt challenges. Really though, especially with WiFi multiplayer, this is a game you can just pick up and play.

The game has basic graphics with some bells and whistles like street and dessert scenes (see screen shots). It does kinda feel like an old arcade racer. Simple controls let you push the gas and go without worrying as much about turns and braking.

Overall, Ducati is a good little game. It doesn’t try to do too much, but it does just enough to keep players occupied.