March 15
Dead or Alive Dimensions $49.99
Samurai Warriors Chronicles $49.99
March 22
Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars $39.99
March 27
Madden NFL Football $39.99
Sims 3 $39.99
Nintendogs & Cats $39.99
Steel Diver $39.99
Pilotwings Resort $39.99
Super Street Fighter IV $39.99
April 2
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Shadow $39.99
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell $39.99
Asphalt $39.99
Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs $39.99
Rabbids Travel in Time $39.99
June 1
Cartoon Network SuperToon Rumble $39.99
June 2
Animal Crossing 3D $39.99
Mario Kart 3D $39.99
Paper Mario 3D $39.99
Dream Trigger $39.99
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D $39.99
Kid Icarus: Uprising $39.99
Star Fox 64 3D $39.99
Super Monkey Ball $39.99
July 6
Resident Evil: Mercenaries $39.99
Sept. 2
Face Kart: Photo Finish $39.99
Pet Zombies in 3D $39.99
So you are trying to tell me that while Nintendo keeps it's flagship titles at $39.99, and two of the more anticipated titles from Capcom (Resident Evil, Street Fighter) do the same that Dead or Alive, and Samurai Warriors are 10 bucks more!? Dead or Alive hasn't had a relevant entry in it's series in a while, not to mention it's lead creator left the company years ago. Samurai Warriors while fun I would NOT pay 50 bucks for a handheld version in 3D. It also really disappoints me that the one title they initially used to start the hype train for this system (Kid Icarus) isn't even a launch title. Though I'm sure Madden more then makes up for it >.>
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