KAMI is a fun little puzzler and gets a solid recommendation out of me.

If you haven't played Assault Horizon Legacy and you have a New 3DS, this is the version to get. The additions aren’t major, but this version is the definitive one, as long as you own a New 3DS.

But for what it is, Breezeblox is a fun little game and definitely worth a shot for anybody who likes special reasoning puzzles.

IronFall: Invasion is a solid game, but one with problems in its opening act. You will have to get used to the controls and toy around with the options to make it all work for you.

In the end, Sumico is novel and intriguing, but far more serious than one would expect.

Even with the occasionally crushing difficulty, it’s hard not to love 3D Fantasy Zone. It’s not only an interesting footnote in Sega history and a fantastic port, but a unique and charming shooter that still holds up today.

Midnight it a fun little puzzler and it will do the job for the people in search of one.

Even with the occasional bout of frustration, Blek is mostly a marvel in how it’s designed. The organic way that it unfolds is amazing. While the Wii U version might not be the ideal way to experience it, Blek is still something worth looking at, even if it’s just as a curiosity.

For newcomers, Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is the ideal starting place, with more accessible combat than ever, a vastly improved single-player experience, and some endlessly gentle tutorials. For veterans, the game’s less difficult introduction may prove less enjoyable at the outset, but some extremely fresh evolutionary steps ensure that those feelings are fleeting at best.

This is the kind of game services like the eShop are built for. It has a simple concept and equally simple gameplay, but to someone who enjoys old-school high score-based game design it could eat up a lot of time.

Monster Combine TD has a lot of cool mechanics going for it, but what it lacks is balance.

Quell Memento, with it's unique story and presence along with solid gameplay, manages to achieve it's own identity in the Nintendo eShop market.

The game has sound ideas, but doesn't know how to back it up with a desirable journey.

Majora’s Mask was and still is a fresh departure from the Zelda norm. Majora’s Mask 3D improves greatly on a few of the original’s deficiencies, though some of the bold choices inherent to the game still have a negative effect on the experience.

Unless uWordsmith is updated to add more puzzles and possibly other content, I cannot recommend the game.

Gunman Clive 2 is a fantastic 2D platformer that improves upon the original in just about every single way.

Rock 'N Racing Off Road is quite a disappointing game. With just four real tracks and little space to fully take control, this game never really takes off.

All in all though, this game deserves at least a consideration!

Family Tennis SP could also have benefitted from some online interactivity and the minigames won't last you for long.

The stunted, load time-induced pace of Citizens of Earth is hard to tolerate at times, but the overall adventure, gameplay, and world make this RPG a worthwhile experience on 3DS.

The most recent to hit the eShop is Painting Workshop. While offering a wide variety of tools at your disposal, it also manages to be clunky in its menus and operations.

If you are even remotely interested in Sega and/or arcade history, or just wanting a quick and colorful action fix on your 3DS, you can’t go wrong with this affordable labor of love from Sega and M2.

If you can deal with repetitiveness and some really forgettable music, then perhaps you might want to look into this one.

After you learn the controls, this is a puzzle game worth spending some serious time with on your Wii U.

While the overt focus on co-op might make it less appealing to the solo gamer, it's still a worthy adventure to embark on even if you're all alone.

With over 50 levels to unlock, Blok Drop X Twisted Fusion is a game that will keep players busy for a while, not only because of the amount of levels, but the high learning curve as well.

If you can deal with the length and some repetitive sounds, you can have a good time with this weird little adventure.

Spy Chameleon is one of those games that never stops being novel and for the right reasons!