3DS Launch Details Released

Nintendo announced today that the 3DS will launch on September 29 and could possibly ship out before 2011.

As for the other details, there wasn't much except the 3DS will have a much larger screen, an analog control pad and a gyroscope for tilt-sensitive game play.�� It will also be able to access the internet through the built in Wi-Fi connection.

As usual, Nintendo is pretty tight lipped on all the details.� I am actually surprised they said as much as they did regarding the 3DS.

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Launch Primer: Crackdown 2

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OnLive to Launch with 23 Games

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The OnLive gaming service will give both Mac and PC gamers access to twenty three different games in their browser, with popular titles such as Asassin’s Creed II, Dragon Age: Origins, and Just Cause 2.

The OnLive experience is unlike anything that has existed before. Just click on a hot new game and typically within a few seconds the game is playing.

You will be able to start a new game or even pick up where you left off, even if you’ve changed locations or are using a different computer.  There are no discs, no downloads, no patches or updates, and no high performance computer needed.

The OnLive gaming service will have a limited-time offer of a FREE 1st-year OnLive membership, with an optional 2nd year at $4.95/month, month-to-month!  The deal is on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability, so go sign up today.

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