A number of new titles have been confirmed for the 3D-enabled portable, and they are all (for the most part) strong evidence that shows just how dedicated Nintendo is to the eShop's success. Games like Pushmo and Dillion's Rolling Western have proven to be two 3DS exclusives in particular that are worth logging onto the eShop for, and it doesn't appear that there are any plans to stop producing original content for the handheld anytime in the near future. Thus far, Ninty has offered up a few downloadable titles that have been worth purchasing. This is all a great start for the Big N, but they recently hosted a Nintendo Direct conference announcing a plethora of brand new and (more importantly) exclusive games that'll be arriving on the Nintendo 3DS' eShop between now and early 2013. 2 had gone gold (all three are now officially available on the Nintendo eShop), and that the Wii U will offer full retail games for download right at launch.
The company recently announced that the first ever DLC packages for New Super Mario Bros.
Nintendo is trying incredibly hard to stay competitive with other console manufacturers, and they've recently made vast improvements to their digital storefront to do just that.
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