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So, here we bring you our collection of the top 50 games for 3DS - or more accurately, your collection of the top 50 games for 3DS. If your 3DS is collecting dust in some forgotten cupboard, you owe it to yourself to get reacquainted with the little portable if you somehow skipped it completely, it's time to snap up some great hardware and software deals while you still can. Streetpass provided a genuine reason to keep the console on your person at all times and backwards compatibility with original DS carts opened an avenue to another whole console’s worth of fabulous games. Sure, glasses-free stereoscopic 3D turned out to be a bit of a non-starter, but the best games made great use of the feature and the ‘New’ hardware variant (which arrived in 2014) improved its ease of use considerably. The yummy food you'll create will definitely make you hungry Let's Cook Cook food by playing fun mini games.It may have had a slow start at launch back in 2011, but Nintendo 3DS steadily went from strength to strength and amassed a huge library of quality titles - enough to rival the company's finest. I saw that HMV Online had black DS Lites in stock, so I wasted no time in grabbing one. More than 30 kinds of recipes are waiting for you. I really liked the first two DS ones, moreso Cooking Mama 2. Do your best, Special Chef Happy Village Serve your cooking to everyone at your restaurant. I think Cooking Mama 2 is the best one, so I recommend that one. Success! :D Anyway, it should be here in a few weeks, but what games should I get? Create a big and wonderful restaurant that's all your own.

I'm pretty set on getting Pokemon Pearl (everyone else I know has Diamond so I can get the exclusive Pokemon that way), and I'm also looking into New SMB or Final Fantasy III. NSMB also looks like the same Mario games I've been playing for years, and I think something different would be nice :) I'm not too sure about FFIII though, if I'm getting Pearl I might get a bit sick of RPGs (I like variety), and I love FF for it's story, something I'm not sure FFIII has too much of. My sister has a pink DSL and we agreed to share games. Cooking Mama is a cooking simulation video game that compiles a lot of mini-game into one cookery setting.

Currently, she has both Brain Trainings, Animal Crossing, MySims, Nintendogs and Cooking Mama. Released back in 2006 for the Nintendo DS (NDS) handheld gaming console, the game tasks the player with cooking various meals and dishes using the device's touchscreen. For each activity is a corresponding mini-game - mastering one mini-game will improve the dish quality, and acing all of the mini-games will result in a perfectly delicious dish. Out of all of them I like Cooking Mama the most for it's innovative use of the DS and it's originality.