Puzzle Labyrinth (Â£4.29) is the weekâ€™s only other 3DS release. Thatâ€™s joined by Map 6 – Royal Royale (Â£2.29), a battle to determine whoâ€™s the strongest sovereign of all. Here, youâ€™re prompted to choose a side while taking in the storyline from different perspectives. Those who have played through Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright and Conquest will no doubt be eager to download Fire Emblem Fates: Revelation (Â£17.99) – the third full campaign. It was at least on par with Putt and Putter on the Master System, anyway. We recall this one putting a pleasing enough spin on the crazy golf genre back in the day.

One new Kirby game clearly isnâ€™t enough – Kirby’s Dream Course (Â£7.19) is also due on New 3DS VC this Thursday. Â€œPlanet Robobot is entertaining, flows well, and never overstays its new mechanicsâ€ said GameInformer, meanwhile. Â€œOnce you spend time sampling the large selection of powers in each stage, taking in the detailed visuals, the catchy soundtrack, and exploring the wealth of extra modes on hand, you are so focused on the game’s pervasive charm that you’re looking forward to the next delightful surprise, rather than praying for a grueling test of skillâ€ said GameSpot. Kirby: Planet Robobot – due on the eShop this Friday for Â£34.99 with a free theme – is easily one of the better outings for the pink hued dude however, with the majority of review scores coming in at around the 8/10 mark. Kirby’s adventures tend to be hit and miss due the relaxed difficulty level the series is known for. Four new Wii U games, three Virtual console releases, more Fire Emblem Fates stuff and the arrival of Kirby: Planet Robobot on 3DS – itâ€™s a pretty busy week for the UK Nintendo eShop.

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