One of the pre launch Nintendo 3DS games, is Dead or Alive Dimensions developed by Siliconera There still aren't a lot of Nintendo 3DS games available at the launch date, we are hearing about some great new tools and plenty to keep you busy while other titles are being released.

Yosuke Hayashi, Head of Team Ninja remarked about the use of the bottom screen, 'I remember playing the sparring mode for countless hours because I needed to memorize my favourite characters' techniques...Even so, a week later I would forget a few of those combos and would have to go through them again. Taking these experiences into consideration, the team decided to give players a chance to enjoy the beauty of 3D fighting games without having to work out too much to get to this level.'

'While thinking about this feature, we came to a sudden realization that the bottom screen of the 3DS is sitting there doing nothing, so we decided that displaying the tech list on the touchscreen is the only way to go!' Hayashi stated.

As an addition to the current crop of

Nintendo 3DS games, "Dead or Alive Dimensions" will be very popular. 'Dead or Alive Dimensions' tag fighting mode that lets players to move backwards and forwards for fight moves and you are able to attack at the same time (if you get the timing right!). The tag feature offers particular moves that are only available to certain combinations of players. Unusually for the ds fighting style, Dead or Alive Dimensions, lets as many as four players in the pair attack mode.

Nintendo recently released a group of 18 games that can be played on the Nintendo 3D console. Other games are set for release and will be coming out later in 2011.

There are several different Nintendogs & Cats titles for variety.

Games includes titles you all know like NFL Football as well as Super Street Fighter iv and Dead or Alive Dimensions..

The Clone Wars - Star Wars Lego is also available pre launch.

Nintendo 3DS will release 18 games at launch with more to come and has introduced a great console for attack move combinations. By using the bottom screen on the new 3D system, Nintendo will now show the combos of pair plays so you won't have to remember every combination any more.