Arc System Works Jump Aboard The 3DS eShop With Othello And Soccer

Arc System Works hopped aboard the Nintendo 3DS eShop train fairly quickly. They had two games available at the launch of the eShop in Japan — Othello 3D and Arc Style: Soccer!! 3D. Both cost 500 yen.

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Othello 3D has 12 levels of CPU opponents challenging you. The game has a neat feature by which you can save replays of your games and also use them pick up in the middle of a session. Othello 3D also lets you swap the 3DS back and forth with a friend for a multiplayer mode.

 

 

Meanwhile, Arc Style: Soccer!! 3D is described as a simple soccer game. It comes with local wireless multiplayer.


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