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Go Nintendo reported today that Netflix will be arriving on the Nintendo 3DS tomorrow. The app is free to download, and will be available through the eShop. Users can also look forward to downloading Game & Watch Gallery, a port of the NES classic Baseball, and several new DSiWare titles tomorrow.
For all you 3DS owners out there, are you interested in downloading this app and using Netflix on your 3DS, or does the recent changes to the payment plans turn you off from the service?
In this episode of The Wrap-Up, Spencer and Diego talk about Netflix’s adaptation of Cuphead, The Cuphead Show!
Gosh, I love Cuphead. It’s a hard-as-nails run-and-gun game that emulates the rubber hose era of animation with excellence, partially thanks to its incredible...
Oxenfree was an amazing indie game marrying a coming of age story with a puzzle box story and a healthy dose of cosmic horror....
Namco Bandai took to Anime Expo this weekend to announce The Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of Britannia, a new game based on the Netflix-exclusive anime...
You read that right. A new 3DS design called the 2DS which plays all Nintendo 3DS games in 2D only.
