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While the game doesn't do much with the unique features of the 3DS, it brings the popular home console experience to players' pockets.

With the launch of the 3DS, EA is finally able to bring The Sims franchise to the handheld space in its complete form. Offering a complete life simulation in stereoscopic 3D, The Sims 3 will allow players to perform the functions formerly seen in only the console or PC equivalents.

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If you thought Ridge Racer 3D was going to be your only opportunity to get your 3DS racing fix, you were wrong.

Ubisoft will be delivering stereoscopic 3D arcade racing as well with Asphalt 3D. While not quite as storied a series as Ridge Racer, the series has been through multiple iterations, and purportedly, the latest 3D iteration from Gameloft is the best.

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Konami seeks to provide an authentic and feature-rich soccer experience in handheld form.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 3D is yet another iteration in the PES series (also known as International Super Star Soccer and Winning 11), but given the advanced capabilities of the 3DS, it is sure to offer one of the most robust handheld soccer experiences to date. While stereoscopic 3D will be included, giving players a sense of depth on the field, it will also offer a wide variety of other features.

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Thousands of enemies await you in this fully-voiced, stereoscopic 3D Warriors title.

It’s safe to say that by this point you’ve at least heard of the Warriors series. It has been around for years and has seen countless iterations, each only slightly altering the core hack-and-slash gameplay. The upcoming 3DS title, Samurai Warriors: Chronicles doesn’t appear to be an exception; however, players will be able to experience the most complete Warriors game on a handheld console to date, thanks in large part to the capabilities of the 3DS system and the large 2GB ROM size of the 3DS game cards.

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