Fri, Jan 21, 2011 | 22:51 GMT
Nintendo: eShop and browser hitting at 3DS launch with firmware update
Nintendo has confirmed that its eShop 3DS’s digital download store, as well as the system’s internet browser will be ready to go at launch.
According to a Nintendo spokesperson, neither the eShop or the web browser will be included with the system’s “initial firmware”, but both will be integrated via a day-one firmware update.
The eShop sounds like a rather exciting place, and you’ll be able to purchase not only DSiWare goodies and Game Boy titles but 3DS-exclusive digital titles as well.
3DS is out March 25 in Europe and March 27 in the US.
Thanks, Eurogamer.
4 comments
#1
Callum
21/01/11, 10:42 pm
…Really? Nintendo did this?
If this is any good…then I’m actually quite excited! lol
#2
Wesker
21/01/11, 11:00 pm
I just hope that the 3DS supports my router, unlike the DSi …
#3
A4-F8
22/01/11, 12:38 am
i hope 3ds supports flash player
#4
Lightmanone
22/01/11, 2:24 am
Sounds very interesting. I wonder what the prices of the GB titles will be. I own Super Mario Land myself and I am not gonna buy that one. The first time I played it, I played half of it out in a mere 2 hours. The game is quite small. I think people will feel cheated on if they will sell this game for £8 or more.