This is why I have an Japanese EmuNAND.
1st off: The games from Americas are crap (Except the Mario, Zelda, and some english-translation games, to name a few), because mostly 3rd Party games appear in the 3DS scene except for games like "Puyo Puyo", River City Ransom, and possibly EARTHBOUND.
2nd: The American developers for Video Games are pretty stupid. Not to be rude or anything. Like Reggie, president of NOA, he is trying to prevent EarthBound to be released. EarthBound is a pretty great game, actually. It showcases Ness trying to save the world from Giygas. Puyo Puyo's translations are pretty stupid as well. Like Dr. Robotics Mean Bean Machine replaces Puyo Puyo 1 from the Game Gear. I mean, why does Sega replace such a blue-puddled character with BEANS?!
And also, River City Ransom hasn't been in the works in YEARS, except for in 2006 for GBA, and in the NES days. In Japan, it's different. They got a whole COLLECTION full of games. Petty dumb that not much of NOA didn't want this game released anyway. Or perhaps the ol' company closed down, not sure.
3rd: The Japanese develop everything. Name it: Anime, Video Games, possibly some everyday objects (China is the usual one who does this), and some more. While us Americans just find it hard to develop video games because we don't have the skill to do SO. Much rather than Iwata, which died... but the English needs SOMETHING to do about this!
I am terribly sorry if I insulted everybody in this post. Just telling my true thoughts about this. I may check the Japanese eShop more, but I also missed the USA eShop as well. The last time I checked on the USA eShop was on (Maybe) March or April. But I checked it again on a friends 3DS a few weeks ago. Not much except for that Project Mirai game that's gonna come out internationally which is surprising.
My USA New 3DS will arrive on my house estimated tomorrow maybe 1:00 PM Central Time (I live in Kentucky so yeah). I got big plans for it when it arrives (DS Profile Exploit, unlink Japanese EmuNAND, relink my old EmuNAND, system transfer, etc.).