It is going to be tough to predict first week sales though with all the digital copies. A decent amount of people in the AC:NL thread state they are going digital. I don't even like digital copies that much and I'm going digital!

If Sony fans did then Nintendo fans can! However, how the hell are you going to have time to play video games if you have two full time jobs?

Don't know if it was posted but Dream Team has a release date, 12th July

I know what I'm playing over the summer!

we have to wait intill august 11th i beleive! its weird cuz nintendo bunched all good games in august for US>>>?

thankz>>> sucks cuz my absence kinda threw off this thread but kaizar kept it alive in my absence. But im hear a little to help! Keep the post going i say! Nintendo should have an amazing second half of 2013! especially for 3DS

You get pay for being a vidja gamez "journalist" and play on the job.

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2013/06/monster_hunter_details_revealed_during_capcom_event

Monster Hunter Details Revealed During Capcom Event

Posted Tue 4th Jun 2013 05:30 by Thomas Whitehead

A monstrous amount of content
Monster Hunter4

Monster Hunter 4 finally has a firm release date for Japan, which now prompts franchise fans in the West to start counting the days to a localisation reveal. Japan is truly the series' homeland, however, with handheld entries in particular being a major boon to Nintendo; Monster Hunter 3 G played a notable role in the 3DS revival of late 2011.

Ahead of its release on 14th September, Capcom's engaging its hype machine to build up to the big day. A recent event gave producer Ryozo Tsujimoto and director Kaname Fujioka an opportunity to talk about some new features in the latest entry, covering weapons, touch screen functionality and online play.

In terms of online play, this is set to be called "Play With Everyone", and rather like Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate on Wii U will allow the host to select targets, descriptions and passwords for the room, while Recruit Hunter may be the equivalent of checking on those on your friend list or guild card equivalent. We'd hope that a reveal to come later in the year — of which Capcom is promising plenty — will be voice chat using the built-in 3DS microphone; we like to dream.

It was revealed that the touch screen will show villages that can be visited — as the player's hub is now a movable caravan — while a village called Barubare was shown. The Charge Axe, new for this game, was also shown off — attacks in the sword mode charge up energy, and when the weapon glows it's a good time to switch to the axe and unleash powerful attacks with that accumulated energy.

At the end of the event, Kaname Fujioka said the following in a short interview, promising more information ahead of the game's arrival.

    There’s still plenty more content compared to past Monster Hunter titles. Not only the number of monsters, but it’s also packed with new communication features and more, that will allow you to enjoy even the game longer. There’s much more new content we’ve yet to reveal that we’ll be showing off by the bulk, so please look forward to it.

We look forward to hearing all about it, and a Western release date, of course. Do you like what you've heard so far about this new entry in the series? If you missed it last week, the latest extended trailer is below for your viewing pleasure.

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=153373

Check out some predictions of software here... or make predictions yourselves

im not gonna lie.. Pokemon x/y and MH4 look like they will improve so much compared to their predecessors!  Its f**king scary o.O  lmao

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2013/06/rumour_third_sonic_game_in_nintendo_deal_not_actually_coming_in_2013

Rumour: Third Sonic Game in Nintendo Deal Not Actually Coming in 2013

Posted Tue 4th Jun 2013 05:00 by Thomas Whitehead
Sonic hears the news

Sonic hears the news

3DS version of Winter Olympics title is also very likely

Yesterday we reported on a translated press release from Nintendo Germany, which seemed to suggest that all three Nintendo-exclusive Sonic games would arrive in 2013. Admittedly, that would cause a fair bit of release congestion as the year wears on, and Rich George of IGN has tweeted to state that he's spoken to someone within SEGA who's debunked that idea.

Rich @RichIGN

Been busy but just re-confirmed with SEGA that the 'third' Sonic game in Nintendo's three-game deal will not arrive in 2013.
5:52 PM - 3 Jun 2013

If this is correct than the German press release was either incorrect or mis-interpreted, but either way it seems more likely that one of these titles would arrive next year. In other far less surprising revelations, George states that Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games will also be released on 3DS. Though Nintendo only showed the Wii U version in its recent Nintendo Direct, it's inevitable that the Olympic tie-in will once again grace the handheld, especially as both versions typically sell so well.

Rich @RichIGN

Yes, SEGA confirmed that Sonic Lost World and Mario & Sonic Olympics are coming to 3DS and Wii U.

So there you have it, another dose of Sonic news to enjoy. It's nice to be talking about the blue blur again, and hopefully Sonic Lost World won't disappoint when it arrives.