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In the Nintendo 3DS built-in app AR Games, a red, yellow, and blue Pikmin appear on an AR card. | In the Nintendo 3DS built-in app AR Games, a red, yellow, and blue Pikmin appear on an AR card. | ||
When transfering downloadable content from DSi to 3DS or [[Wii]] to [[Wii U]], various types of Pikmin are seen | When transfering downloadable content from DSi to 3DS or [[Wii]] to [[Wii U]], various types of Pikmin are seen "carrying" the data over. | ||
''[[Pikmin 3]]'' was originally made for [[Game Boy Advance]], and later Nintendo 3DS, but [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] wasn't happy that either of these consoles allowed for the type of game he wanted to produce. Eventually, he settled on the Wii U.<ref>[http://www.officialnintendomagazine.co.uk/50893/miyamoto-we-created-pikmin-on-3ds-and-gba/ Miyamoto: 'We created Pikmin on 3DS and GBA' - Official Nintendo Magazine]</ref> | ''[[Pikmin 3]]'' was originally made for [[Game Boy Advance]], and later Nintendo 3DS, but [[Shigeru Miyamoto]] wasn't happy that either of these consoles allowed for the type of game he wanted to produce. Eventually, he settled on the Wii U.<ref>[http://www.officialnintendomagazine.co.uk/50893/miyamoto-we-created-pikmin-on-3ds-and-gba/ Miyamoto: 'We created Pikmin on 3DS and GBA' - Official Nintendo Magazine]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 09:16, June 25, 2013
The Nintendo 3DS is a handheld console developed by Nintendo, released in early 2011.
In the Nintendo 3DS built-in app AR Games, a red, yellow, and blue Pikmin appear on an AR card.
When transfering downloadable content from DSi to 3DS or Wii to Wii U, various types of Pikmin are seen "carrying" the data over.
Pikmin 3 was originally made for Game Boy Advance, and later Nintendo 3DS, but Shigeru Miyamoto wasn't happy that either of these consoles allowed for the type of game he wanted to produce. Eventually, he settled on the Wii U.[1]