Gaming Last 3DS game you finished?

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Pokemon gates to infinity, it got horrible ratings but I loved it.
The soundtrack was really nice to listen to on proper headphones while playing.
 
yu gi oh is done
preordered pokemon new release :) due to gateway i have bought only 5 3ds games and now this is the 6th :P
reason is the online part
 
I think Paper Mario Sticker Star.
I've been playing other games off and on, but never settling on one long enough to finish it :P
I'm well on the way to finishing Mario & Luigi Dream Team Bros though.

Pokemon gates to infinity, it got horrible ratings but I loved it.
The soundtrack was really nice to listen to on proper headphones while playing.
Agreed, the soundtrack is pretty nice. Just wish there was more variety to it as I get bored of listening to the same track after a while.
 
Kid Icarus and ALBW. Both excellent games. Kid Icarus's final 1/3 was phenomenal.

I thought ALBW was good but I found finding the dungeons a bit of a pain and had to use a walkthrough which detracted from my enjoyment. Otherwise really fun journey. Preferred OOT.

Hoping to start Bravely Default once I inject a header or two.
 
Well, I've played through Pokemon X, but I don't know if I could consider Pokemon "finished". Can you really finish Pokemon?

Last one I tried to finish was Paper Mario: Sticker Star... I don't think it'll be finished anytime soon. That game is BORING.
 
Shantae and the Pirate's Curse. I beat it with a 100% completion rating. :D

Unless you count unlocking all the stages and characters in Super Smash Bros. for 3DS as "finishing" it, since I did that later. I still have much to do in that game, though.
 
Not actually a 3DS game, but while I'm on a roll with Picross, I finished Mario's Picross last night. The original, classic, but I missed some of the refinement from the newer games.
 
pulled an all nighter to finish pokemon x yesterday. Champion battle was pretty epic. Now ready for ORAS!
 
Shin Megami Tensei IV, not really the game I expected to finish, or even buy in the first place.

I saw it on sale in the eshop for $20 or so, the pictures looked interesting so I thought I'd give it a try. It was quite fun to start, samurai world, somewhat interesting story, decent graphics and the possibilities of fusing stuff to make new monsters. But after a while, 40 hours or so, the gloomy graphics, depressing environment and the hard-to-believe-superstition-demon-story kind of sucked the fun out of it. But I decided to stick with it, not to be defeated by the game. So after 80-90 hours or so, I finished the game, late at night. So as a change of pace I decided to play fantasy life(had not yet given it a try), the difference was quite refreshing, so colourful and cheerful. And tragically in the half an hour that I played it, I smiled more than the last 20 hours of shin megami tensei. Don't get me wrong, smt4 is a good game, but all a bit too dark/gloomy for me.
 
Where would I buy one of those?

This is the one I use, and there are many other similar ones you can get for cheap on eBay, DealeXtreme, or Amazon, if you want a different color or style. Just fasten it to your thumb, set all aiming options to the highest sensitivity, and hold the 3DS like you would normally, and you're good to go! :yaynds:

I also recommend mapping the R button to using powers, and left/right on the dpad to switching them. It's kind of hard to reach into the lower left corner of the screen with the thumb stylus on your right thumb.

I don't use the thumb stylus anymore because I've gotten more used to the stylus controls, and find them just a tad more accurate. But for the first year and a half I played the game with this thumb stylus, and it worked great.
 
This is the one I use, and there are many other similar ones you can get for cheap on eBay, DealeXtreme, or Amazon, if you want a different color or style. Just fasten it to your thumb, set all aiming options to the highest sensitivity, and hold the 3DS like you would normally, and you're good to go! :yaynds:

I also recommend mapping the R button to using powers, and left/right on the dpad to switching them. It's kind of hard to reach into the lower left corner of the screen with the thumb stylus on your right thumb.

I don't use the thumb stylus anymore because I've gotten more used to the stylus controls, and find them just a tad more accurate. But for the first year and a half I played the game with this thumb stylus, and it worked great.

I'll pick this up, thanks? BTW do you use 3DS or XL or 2DS?
 

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