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When choosing a game console, it’s essential to consider who will be using it and where it will be used. Nintendo has many different games consoles and handhelds that are not only suitable for adults but also children. Click here to read more.

Nintendo Steel Diver Game 3DS at 24.70 SGD from Nzgameshop — **Nintendo** Steel Diver Game 3DS

S$ 24.70

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Please Note: 3DS titles are not compatible with standard Nintendo DS consoles Steel Diver was originally a tech demo for Nintendo DS; it has since been redeveloped for Nintendo 3Ds. Steel Diver is a 3D action game in which the player takes control of a submarine and guides it through three different types of stages: Missions, in which the player navigates an obstacle course and must get the submarine to complete certain objectives; Periscope Strike, in which the player uses the motion sensors of the Nintendo 3DS to locate enemy ships and sink them; and Steel Commander, where the player must use strategy to locate enemy ships and try to sink them. The game uses the Touch Screen in novel ways for each mode; there is simulation of the inside of a submarine with levers and switches to control the vessel for Mission and Periscope Strike modes. The player can also share the game with another by using Download Play; this opens up Steel Commander into a 2- Player experience. Steel Diver is an action-packed submarine combat game from Nintendo that immerses players in amazing 3D environments. Branching paths, split-second decisions and attacks from enemy ships make for a thrilling undersea adventure. The mix of 3D game play and one-of-a-kind controls-using the gyroscope and touch screen of the Nintendo 3DS system-makes for an unique combination that must be experienced to be believed. Unique Touch Screen controls for each mode Control a submarine to fight sea battles in 3D Battle friends in Steel Commander mode using Download Play Use motion controls to find enemy ships via periscope The three modes in the game are: Missions: Players manipulate control panels on the touch screen to control the sub's speed, depth and pitch, and to fire torpedoes as they make their way toward the end of each level. If the sub takes damage and starts taking on water, players can use the stylus on the touch screen to stop the leak. There is also a time attack mode that challenges the player to get through levels as quickly as possible Periscope Strike: The gyroscope for the Nintendo 3DS system allows players to control the periscope view by rotating their bodies. Players use the touch screen to fire a well-placed torpedo and take enemies out Steel Commander: In this two-player strategy mode, a local wireless connection pits player against player. The game is a top-down, turn-based "chess-like" game that puts players in command of a fleet of ships and a sub. Once players locate a ship, they enter Periscope Mode and blast it out of the water There are three submarines in the game to correspond with three different difficulty levels
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*Prices updated on 26 Jul 2017

Nintendo Gaming Consoles to Consider for Your Child and Family

Nintendo has a large variety of gaming products produced since its first entry into the gaming industry. Its first-generation console ever made was the Color TV-Game that was released in 1977. Nintendo's consoles have a long-standing reputation of being very iconic; in a way that every iteration of its consoles has all become a very large source of nostalgia for a lot of people. Also, many of its consoles and handhelds are ideal for kids and family as their features are suited to different ages.

Switch

As one of the most recent creations of Nintendo, the Switch is a portable home console that also functions as a handheld device. It comes with a tablet-like screen and two wireless gaming controllers that slide into place on either side. There are three ways to play this top-of-the-line console. First, there is a TV mode that allows you to play games on a television. If you want to play on the go, you can go for the handheld mode. You have to attach the controllers at the sides of the console to provide you a traditional handheld gaming experience like on 3DS. Lastly, there’s also a tabletop mode in which you place the screen on any flat surface and remove the controllers so one to two players can enjoy playing games.

Wii

The Nintendo Wii is a gaming console which puts a strong focus into motion sensing controllers and games. The Wii Remote Control doubles as a motion controller which enabled players to play with motion sensing games such as Wii Sports, which emulate reality sports such as badminton and tennis. Accessories, such as a wrist strap, have been made for the controller to secure the remote to the wrist for safety purposes as well. Traditional controller-based games are also present; with a service that enabled playing past games via emulation from older Nintendo systems. Many other different types of controllers have been made for the Wii to work with different types of games.

Wii U

The Wii U is the first Nintendo console to feature high-definition graphics. It also has the unique Wii U GamePad with a built-in touchscreen from which players can use as a secondary screen to complement the main game on the primary display or act as a standalone primary display for the game when the TV is unavailable for use. It is also backward compatible with the Nintendo Wii's software and accessories. Internet connectivity has also been given more focus for the Wii U via the Nintendo Network.

Handheld Consoles

Nintendo's ever famous Gameboy line of handheld consoles has been seen at least once in every household. Its many successors and iterations have led to many different types of improvements over the lifespan of the line. Eventually, the GameBoy line would give way to the Nintendo DS line of handhelds, which would then become the Nintendo 3DS handheld consoles with 3D imaging capabilities.

Nintendo 3DS

The Nintendo 3DS portable handheld console features a clamshell design with dual screens. It is also able to produce 3D graphics through the use of a stereoscopic 3D slider on the right side of the top display. It has backward compatibility with previous DS handheld consoles as well.

Nintendo 3DS XL

The first hardware revision by Nintendo. Essentially an improved and larger version of the Nintendo 3DS with larger displays and battery life; it serves to complement the original 3DS.

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