Namco Bandai Publishing Double Pen Sports For Nintendo 3DS

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Amidst Namco Bandai’s 3DS line-up, we also spotted an original game: Double Pen Sports, a game that requires you to use the stylus for control. The catch is that you’ll have to play Double Pen with your 3DS resting on a table, as the game requires you to make use of both hands.

 

So far, screenshots of soccer and archery events have been released. While there’s only screenshots of the 3DS top screen below, you can find the UI touchscreen shots at 4Gamer.

 

Double Pen Sports is developed by Indies Zero, who also produced Electroplankton and Retro Game Challenge.

 

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