Satoru Iwata clears it up: the Nintendo 3DS eShop will go online in late May around the world.

MonkeyPaw, the company gutsy enough to bring untranslated Japanese PsOne games to North America, released their first original game on DSiWare. No, it’s not an auto-scrolling shooter or wacky fighting game with intergalactic giants.

Animal Boxing has a unique twist in that it requires you to turn the DSi upside down so the touchscreen is on the top.

You can expect the 3DS’ battery to last you between 3 and 5 hours while playing 3DS software.

Although, they’re not quite partying the same way…

Visit Nude York, Rome Laid Bare, and Full-Frontal Fuji with Chimaki from Guilty Gear 2.

The ESRB lets slip some details on WayForward’s next DSiWare game.

Omikoshi Wars on DSiWare has you amassing an army and battling portable enemy shrines.

G-Mode brought one of their mobile phone RPGs to DSiWare.

Along with laserdisc classic, Space Ace, on DSiWare and SonSon on Virtual Console.

Nicalis’ portable version of Cave Story is complete and now available on the DSiWare store in North America for 1,000 DSiWare points ($10).

ArtePiazza, developers of classic Dragon Quest games and Opoona, have a DSiWare tower defense game too.

Arc System Works dabbled in the defense genre with a DSiWare game called Castle Attackers. This isn’t tower defense though, it’s a real time defense game. Maybe it’s better described as a unit moving game?

The abridged version of Ivy the Kiwi? is now available on DSiWare in Europe.