This week on Eshop February 16, 2012

Today on Eshop. And it's a good to bad?

NES: Super Mario Bros.

It may look like a waste to people that's got this for free, but it's not entirely true here! You see, we also had an update for this game and you all remember that there was only resume and reset for this game right? Well they added few things for this! We can now have creating save point and loading our save point where we left off of Super Mario Bros. and I think it's actually about time of doing so!

Also, once your done with the update of Super Mario Bros., look at it's cover picture and it will be different then the other 9 NES games we have. It looks awesome! It is $4.99 to buy this game and it may be better by a bit than the Wii itself I kid you not.

If I want to wish which NES release they would do next, it would have to be Legend of Zelda for a definitely good reason. Keep track of where you would go next and see how low your health bar meter is before fighting monsters again. That would be great!

So try to be honest with this game and tell us if you enjoyed it so far or don't care much at all. I however do care and I think it is one of the best I've seen so far to my own age!

I love this game. I noticed the extra features. Not much but nice to have. I do like having this on 3DS. I never took the time to beat it a second time through when the Goombas are replaced with Buzzy Beetles and the enemeies walk faster but now with the suspend feature I'm on 8-1 in the second go-round.

I thought when the updated versions of these NES games come out, we get them for free. Didn't they say that? They said later versions would come out with the save points and such and we'd get those when they come available. I really want that for Zelda II. Yes, I want to cheat. Well, not so much cheat as simply not spend an insane amount of time redoing huge portions of the game.

The update is free. When you enter the eShop it directs you to the page where you can download the free update. I guess they'll be updated as they are released to the general public.

This is the only one updated so far?

For North America I believe so.