3D After Burner II Coming To Nintendo 3DS eShop This Week

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The first of Sega’s latest round of 3D Classics is headed to the Nintendo eShop for 3DS this week. 3D After Burner II will be available this Thursday, January 15th.

 

The game will cost $5.99 / €4.99 / £4.49, and will come with new difficulty settings as well as visual adjustment options. The game also features a “moving cabinet” mode and a special mode you can unlock after defeating the game’s 23 stages.

 

Sega also plan to release 3D Fantasy Zone, 3D Outrun, 3D Fantasy Zone II and 3D Thunder Blade in North America and Europe via the 3DS eShop.


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