3D effect is subtle, not as good as Kirby's games but frame rate is better. No frames dropping at 60 fps (if you have the New 3DS). The main Yoshi Woolly game is still fun. Worth buying just for it. 0 ...

Yoshi also gets to use flutter wings in the game so he can fly. Yoshi's New Island game will launch on March 14 for $39.99. The game and the special edition console are sold separately.

They typically make good games. As for Yoshi 3DS, well; it's a shame but at least it's mediocre than flat-out bad. If I see it on the cheap later on, I might give it a shot.

There's new Yoshi Transformation mini-games that use the 3DS gyroscope and a gyroscope control option for throwing eggs (that works rather well), but if you're a veteran of Yoshi's Island, you've ...

The special Yoshi's New Island 3DS XL launches March 14 alongside the game, which will sell by itself for $40. For more on Yoshi's New Island, check out GameSpot's previous coverage . You need a ...

And the same Yoshi moves will be there, like his flutter jump and ground pound. But the improved graphics the 3DS can provide mean the game will appeal to new players who haven't tried the older ones.

Simon thinks Yoshi's New Island for the 3DS is one of the most uninspiring and unimaginative games that Nintendo has produced in a long time. Let's see.

The game will include 81 new mini-games that will test your speed, concentration and luck, and the game will also take advantage of the 3DS's various hardware features. Some of the mini-games use ...

Nintendo 3DS Games Yoshi's New Island (for Nintendo 3DS) Review Yoshi's New Island is a solid platformer that sadly lacks the child-like crayon drawing graphics that made the first game work so well.

Yoshi's Island for 3DS will be the first new entry in the series since 2006's Yoshi's Island for DS. No release date for the new game was given, as Nintendo said it would share more information ...

Nintendo 3DS Games Yoshi's New Island (for Nintendo 3DS) Review Yoshi's New Island is a solid platformer that sadly lacks the child-like crayon drawing graphics that made the first game work so well.