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Nintendo Selects highlights a variety of great games at a great price, including this one. The Super Mario 3D Land game reinvents everything fans love about Mario gaming with a platforming environment in true 3D. Players can experience an exhilarating sense of depth, distance and speed while running, jumping and stomping on enemies throughout the levels. The fan-favorite Tanooki suit also makes its return; you can use the Tanooki Suit’s tail to attack enemies or float gently down from great heights. These abilities help players move through the 3D environments with more confidence. Use Parental Controls to restrict 3D mode for children 6 and under.

Naruto has finally returned home to the Hidden Leaf Village after spending two and a half years training with one of the Legendary Sannin, Jiraiya. Armed with more ninja skills than ever before, Naruto comes to find out the friends he left behind have also become more powerful. Unbeknownst to them, their skills are about to be put to the test. Covering the first two story arcs of the new NARUTO Shippuden series, players will fight head-to-head matches as Naruto and his friends continue their quest to save what’s most important to them: their friendships.

The highly popular LEGO Ninjago videogame franchise is back with high-kicking action and adventure! LEGO Ninjago: Nindroids comes to the Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita this summer. Based on the first five new episodes of the animated TV series, “LEGO Ninjago Rebooted,” players will battle and defend the New Ninjago City where the Ninjas face a technological threat by the evil Overlord and his robotic army of Nindroids. Using swift combo attacks, unique fighting moves, special weapons and new vehicles, the Ninjas must fight with all their might to save Ninjago.

Stuart Little 3: Big Photo Adventure is an action-packed escapade following another episode in the life of Stuart Little, the much-loved Columbia TriStar Hollywood hero. Stuart, the tiny mouse adopted by the Little family, has charmed everyone with his cheerful personality and heroic exploits, and is back in this game with a new mission. With the help of his friends Snowbell and Margalo, Stuart will have to overcome the biggest of challenges in order to complete his desperate assignment.

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The first next-gen edition of Take-2’s motocross racing series, formerly a budget series for the PS one. Mania has spread across the land as people have turned traditional motocross racing into an intense blood sport. Furious combat mixes with fast paced racing through deadly courses that range from populated city street to harsh open environments. Mania is here and ready to fight. The winner is the one to make it across the finish line still in one piece. Bikers fight hand-to-hand using a variety of weapons, while racing at high speeds on more than 20 unique circuits. Large and distinct environments create an ever-expanding race, aided by a third-generation physics engine that makes every move, fight and crash different and fresh. Riders can also unleash air mania allowing for bigger tricks and increased combat maneuvers.

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Mania has spread across the land as people have turned traditional motocross racing into an intense blood sport. Furious combat mixes with fast-paced racing through over 20 deadly courses that range from populated city streets to harsh open environments. Mania is here and ready to fight, the winner is the one to make it across the finish line still in one piece! The motocross racing essence of the Mania franchise is heavily present, demonstrating arcade-style bike handling, huge jumps, amazing undulating courses, and dynamic stunts/poses; but now with an extensive combat mode allowing the player to take out other riders on the ground and in the air with spectacular results. Riding was never this much fun. Game features 10 characters, 20+ unique circuits, multiplayer mode, deathmatch mode, and much more!

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The third installment of the pioneering Doom series takes you into a horrifying, spine-chilling world where you’ll battle for your very survival. Doom III features an enhanced storyline and some award-winning graphics, sound, and bloodcurdling action. the Union Aerospace Corporations’ Mars Research Facility has been overtaken by a massive and demonic invasion and you are one of a handful of survivors. Your frightening journey will lead you through intensely realistic and visually stunning environments as you clash head-to-head with evil. Music by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails.

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The wait is over. After five years of development, Lead Programmer John Carmack and the id Software team have put together a revolutionary visual experience. Although Doom 3 is not perfect, the 3D graphics engine upon which it is built sets a new, jaw-dropping standard that makes this game a must-have. In addition to adding multi-player action via xBox live, or via networked consoles, the Xbox version of Doom 3 also adds a great two-player cooperative mode.

Hell on Mars
Your character is a low ranking Marine on a routine rotation to the United Aerospace Corporation’s (UAC) Mars Research Facility. That’s pretty much all the back-story you need. Doom 3 is a bit skimpy in the story-line department, but rich plotting and character development have never been the focus of the Doom franchise. Action is the name of the game here, and we found plenty. After a few minutes of wandering through the facility, listening to rumors about impending catastrophe from the staff (remember Half-Life?) it was time to start shooting. We fought our way through dark, lavishly detailed environments until finally doing battle with pure evil in the depths of hell. Although the game offers no opportunities to explore the Martian setting apart from the linear corridors of the research facility, good level design and well crafted sound effects were successful at scaring the living heck out of us all the way through.

Fearsome monsters. Dimly-lit environments. The perfect recipe for horror.

Creature Discomforts
Groaning zombies and the sudden leaping attack of an eleven-eyed Imp are just the beginning of the horror and anxiety in Doom 3. Floating Cacodemons attack from above with a mouthful of teeth, ethereal Revenant fire flesh-seeking missiles with deadly accuracy, a swarm of spider-like Trites skitter down the corridor, hungry for blood. Although the enemy AI in Doom 3 is less crafty than we would have liked, the incredible variety of enemies–each with a unique style of attack–outweighs this shortcoming somewhat.

Guns, Guns, Guns
While there are many powerful weapons in the game, they are designed to force players to anticipate and plan for firefights. For instance, we liked wielding the chaingun to shred enemies at longer ranges, but the weapon devours ammo and using it on close-range targets was a waste of bullets. We quickly learned to switch to the shotgun or the chainsaw to dispatch foes at close range.

One piece of hardware, the flashlight, was a point of both salvation and frustration for us. Doom 3 is a dark game and many enemies know how to take advantage of it. You’ll find yourself switching back and forth between your weapons and your flashlight often just to see what’s lurking ahead. This problem might be easily solved by duct taping the flashlight to your equipped weapon, but, alas, we found no duct tape on Mars.

Multiplayer
While Doom 3 is no Halo 2 when it comes to multi-player action, there are some respectable multi-player arenas and modes including death match, team death match, last man standing and tournament. Five maps serve to keep things interesting, and you’ll want to look for special tricks in some arenas to give you a leg up on enemies. Cooperative multi-player proved to be a hoot as we teamed up with friends to try to make our way through the levels. The intensity of gameplay ramps up significantly in the cooperative mode, as the levels are designed to be harder. They’re also designed to force players to work together, so you’ll want to communicate with your partner as much as possible.

Looking Good
Doom 3 is incredible looking. Every room is exquisitely detailed, from the shimmer of the air near a heat source to the texture of a hamburger sitting on the counter of the company mess hall. Id obviously went all out designing every creature in the game and their realism makes them all the more horrifying. Get ready to jump out of your couch cushions!–Joshua Gunn

Pros

• Stunning display of graphics technology
• Strong level design with lots of spookiness
• Great cooperative mode
• Plenty of hours of single-player gameplay

Cons

• Thin storyline
• No headlamps or gun-mounted lighting in the 22nd century
• Fairly basic multi-player options

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DOOM 3–id Software’s terrifying battle with the forces of Hell. A massive demonic invasion has overwhelmed the Union Aerospace Corporations’ ( UAC) Mars Research Facility leaving only chaos and horror in its wake. As one o f only a few survivors, you struggle with shock and fear as you fight your way to Hell and back, in an epic clash against pure evil. Built on id’s revolutiona ry new 3D graphics engine, DOOM 3 draws you into the most frightening an d gripping 3D gaming experience ever created.

Features:

• The most intensely realistic and visually stunning game ever created with g raphic fidelity never before seen in video games outside pre-rendered CG movies .
• Dripping with atmosphere and changing the look of 3D games forever, DOOM 3 features realistic physics, six-channel surround-sound, and real-time dy namic lighting and shadows that create an environment of ever-changing fear and uncertainty.
• Compete in vicious multiplayer action where light, shadows, and a totally d ynamic world can be used to your advantage or peril.

Adventure Island 3 is a great 2D Platform game, developed and published by Hudson, which was released in 1992.