Zero’s Escape: Virtue’s Last Reward
Price: $40
Aksys Games had us trippin’ two years ago with its incredibly addictive adventure title: 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors. Catching on quick with US gamers, developer Chunsoft has gone on to release a stellar sequel in the form of Zero Escape. Following the events of the first title, gamers are now submerged into a 3D-rendered universe where theie actions impact the story—deciding whether they will ally or betray. Insane puzzles, simplistic control mechanics, and a captivating storyline make the text-inspired follow-up a worthy addition to your 3DS lineup.
Disney Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion
Price: $35
The next chapter in the Epic Mickey franchise pays homage to the Genesis classic, Castle of Illusion, transporting Mizrabel and her haunted castle into the realm of Wasteland. Power of Illusion combines the side-scrolling action of its 16-bit predecessor with the paint mechanics of the next-gen title. And no Disney game is official without special cameos. So expect to encounter several characters from the Disney universe ranging from DuckTales to Tangled.
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