The original Bayonetta remains the crazy, unique action title from a few years ago. There are newly added controls and some Nintendo related costumes, but the same content is still here in full force.

Darts Up is straight up better on the Nintendo 3DS. While you can play Darts on the big screen, you will be mostly looking to the little screen anyway.

The second version of Disney Infinity has refined half of the experience into something even better than before.

KickBeat is a game I could’ve enjoyed a lot more if the soundtrack had more varying genres.

Hyrule Warriors wasn’t a game I expected to fall in love with, but thanks to its oodles of Zelda fan service and shockingly engrossing gameplay, upgrades, and modes, it turned into something very special that lives up to the Zelda legacy.

The main story may seem to end right as it starts getting good, but the jobs are worth staying around for, making Fantasy Life a lengthy and interesting simulation RPG.

Still, these are fairly minor quibbles. Cubemen 2 is a competent real-time strategy tower defense game. It’s not terribly exciting, but it is probably the best in the genre on Nintendo platforms.

Teslagrad may have been a long time coming on Wii U, but it was worth the wait.

Tappingo 2 should not be missed by 3DS puzzle game fans, especially those who like Picross. This is an excellent choice for those looking for something to add a little variety to their 3DS library.

Kirby Fighters Deluxe is a nice standalone version of a fun bonus mode from Kirby: Triple Deluxe that I can only really recommend if you ever see yourself playing local multiplayer.

There are certainly better rhythm games out on 3DS, but it is fun while it lasts.

The Fall is a relatively short game, just a few hours long depending on how many puzzles stump you. The story is the most engaging thing, providing a unique take on the Three Laws of Robotics (although the laws themselves have been changed).

All you need to know is that it is a great action platformer that introduces awesome new ideas while oozing with style, personality, and fun.

In the end, there’s nothing in this game that isn’t done better by other games in the genre.

SteamWorld Dig is a highly recommended game for those who enjoy platformers with an interesting and unique experience.

Soon Shine is a fun game, but it seems more appropriate on a mobile device, where you could play a few rounds while on the train or bus or on your lunch break.

XType Plus is a fun, cheap shoot 'em up that will both challenge and excite players.

Midtown Crazy Race is an overly disappointing game. With controls that a majority won’t enjoy and game modes that are not very inspiring, it is hard sell for any Wii U owner.

It is sad that online leaderboards were not included as it would have rounded out the experience nicely. Bugs aside, the creativity of the title does shine through.

It’s a shame as the game isn’t terrible, but its good ideas are poorly executed–making a potentially great game feel unsatisfactory in the end.

All in all, it’s a decent game. To the dedicated gamers out there who love a hard challenge, Wooden Sen’SeY might be for you. It’s lovely to see the atmosphere that Upper Byte Studio has created, but is only lovely until you start dying more times than you can count.

Super Toy Cars ends up being a mediocre outing. For some, it might be enough to play through the content it offers and bust it out when friends are over.

From fighting your favorite enemies to building a town from nothing, there’s plenty to do in One Piece Unlimited World Red.

Siesta Fiesta is a surprisingly neat game for the Nintendo 3DS eShop. The levels can be played in chunks and can be easily selected thanks to a world map.

It's nothing more complicated than some good old-fashioned arcade-driven action, so if you're looking for a fun and challenging action game on your 3DS this summer, Strike Force Foxx is something to keep an eye on.

It is a boring, unpolished piece of software that does nothing to thrill the player.

Bombing Bastards has its moments, primarily in its single-player, but the failure of its multiplayer really drags the entire experience down. It's a noble attempt at recapturing the Bomberman spirit, but it just misses the mark.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal: World Duel Carnival is emaciated and borderline offensive to loyal fans who just want the full 3DS trading card experience.