I'm concerned about the future of the 3ds shop.

When the other shops were released 3-4 games were released on each service for the first month or so,unfortunately however 3ds shop is only releases about 3 games between both of its services in the same period it predecessors would get 6 which has me concerned mates

Ja it is a wii bit worriedsome

First off, your statement is untrue. When the eShop opened, America got Pokédex 3D, Excitebike, Super Mario Land, Alleyway and Radar Mission with The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX a few days later (after the E3 show). Europe got the same things, instead of Radar Mission, we got Tennis. Not to mention almost all of the DSiWare games.

The next weeks we only get one or two games, but I don't know why this would be a concern. It's not like you can finish or buy 3-4 games in one week. So it's better when they spread it out over more weeks. This gives people more time to finish and buy the games instead of picking just one. If you release with a pace of five games a week, they will be out of good games very soon and then everyone is going to complain about the lack of game or the lack of good games.

So I have no reason the be concerned.

If this was a site with at least a hundred active members I would think you were trolling
That aside It does NOT worry me nintendo has just learned from thier past mistakes and are spreading out thier releases

Sneaker wrote:First off, your statement is untrue. When the eShop opened, America got Pokédex 3D, Excitebike, Super Mario Land, Alleyway and Radar Mission with The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX a few days later (after the E3 show). Europe got the same things, instead of Radar Mission, we got Tennis. Not to mention almost all of the DSiWare games.

The next weeks we only get one or two games, but I don't know why this would be a concern. It's not like you can finish or buy 3-4 games in one week. So it's better when they spread it out over more weeks. This gives people more time to finish and buy the games instead of picking just one. If you release with a pace of five games a week, they will be out of good games very soon and then everyone is going to complain about the lack of game or the lack of good games.

So I have no reason the be concerned.

My thoughts exactly