Excitebike 3D Classic t' be offered free with 3DS eShop update
1 When Nintendo finally flips the switch on the 3DS eShop, it be got a pretty solid plan for enticing crew into the service. During an investor briefing, president Satoru Iwata announced that Nintendo plans t' offer a free downloadable version a Excitebike through the eShop, for a limited time starting at launch.
It won't just be Excitebike -- it'll be 3D Excitebike. This freebie will be 3DS owners' first experience with the "3D Classics" line, in which classic games be updated with new 3D effects. So when some anonymous racer knocks ye off yer bike, it'll be more ... exciting. Iwata didn't specify a region for this release, so there be a possibility that it might be restricted t' Japan.
It won't just be Excitebike -- it'll be 3D Excitebike. This freebie will be 3DS owners' first experience with the "3D Classics" line, in which classic games be updated with new 3D effects. So when some anonymous racer knocks ye off yer bike, it'll be more ... exciting. Iwata didn't specify a region for this release, so there be a possibility that it might be restricted t' Japan.
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free be always good :)
This be almost as good as that.
yeyeye
actually from what i've heard their taking a more demo friendly approach since this shop channle will be more indepth content rich like that a PSN or XBLA
What.