As expected, Nintendo announced the final launch lineup for next month’s Japanese release of the 3DS at this weekend’s Nintendo World 2011 summit. The list of eight games is, and their expect retail price:

  • Winning Eleven 3DSoccer (5,800 yen/$70)
  • Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition (4,800 yen/$58)
  • Samurai Warriors Chronicle (6,090 yen/$73)
  • Tobidasu! Puzzle Bobble 3D (4,980 yen/$60)
  • Nintendogs + Cats (Toy Poodle & New Friends, French Bulldog & New Friends, Shiba & New Friends, 4,800 yen each)
  • Ridge Racer 3D (6,090 yen/$73)
  • Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs 3D (5,040 yen/$61)
  • Professor Layton and the Mask of Miracle (5,980 yen/$72)

Nintendo also announced a few games that will be coming out within 2011 including BlazBlue Continuum Shift 2, ports of Tales of the Abyss and Raving Rabbids Travel in Time, and a third game in the DS’s Tank Beatseries.

It was also confirmed that the 3DS battery will last 3-5 hours depending on the setting used.

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  1. shadownin

    Considering that the battery for the 3DS is better then the one for the DSi and DS games on the 3DS will run from 5 to 8 hours It would be impossible for that to be the lowest brightness setting considering the lowest brightness setting on the DSi runs from 9 to 14 hours and I don’t see why DS games would use up more power on the 3DS then they did on the DS. You also have to consider that Nintendo said that the battery of the 3DS will be close to the DSi whose battery length on the max brightness is 3 to 4 hours which is close to the 3 to 5 hour stated for the 3DS. If 3 to 5 hours really was the lowest brightness setting considering that the DSi had 5 brightness levels the highest brightness setting would be close to zero and that would be ridiculous or the 3DS only has one brightness setting like the original DS.

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