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Nintendo Download Update – VectorRacing, Metal Slug X, Abyss

The Month of Mario has ended and we assume that most Nintendo fans are working on their coin rush in New Super Mario Bros. 2.

There are still a few releases that might be worth a look though, including VectorRacing for the 3DS and Metal Slug X as a Virtual Console NEOGEO release.

Anyway, here’s the line up for this week.

Nintendo eShop

  • VectorRacing ? Enjoy a new, high-speed racing game that recalls the video games of yore. Use one of six different machines to race across 12 courses ? some easy, some insane ? in four different modes. (For Nintendo 3DS / Nintendo 3DS XL)

Virtual Console

  • METAL SLUG X ? This game is based on Metal Slug 2, but adds the new ?Iron Lizard? and ?Drop Shot? weapons. It also adds many new enemies and allows players to adjust the game?s difficulty level by changing the position of bosses and other things. (For Wii)

Also new this week:

  • Abyss (Nintendo DSiWare)
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