Nintendo confirmed that 3DS submarine title Steel Driver will hit the Europe on 6th May. The wait for the game is almost finished; it will permit players to go under water using the handheld’s gyro sensor to locate the enemy ships. Steel commander requires the person to hide his ship and locate enemies’ ship on the grid map before sinking them.

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There is good news for the fans of Nintendo 3DS. The much awaited launch of Nintendo 3DS is expected to hit Europe and North America this weekend.

Known for its out of the box concept, the 3D magic created by Nintendo has sweeped the world over countries. As per the reports, the third-part publisher, Ubisoft, is going to be the potential partner this time also.

In an official press release, Nintendo recently revealed that it is partnering with retailer HMV for the official UK debut of the Nintendo 3DS, which will go on sale in the country at one minute past midnight on March 25 – the day when Apple is releasing its iPad 2!

According to rumors making rounds on the Internet these days, the E3 show – to be held in Los Angeles from June 7 to June 9 - will witness Nintendo announcing the details pertaining to its supposedly forthcoming Wii 2 game console.

During his opening keynote at the Game Developers Conference on March 2, Reggie Fils-Aime - Nintendo of America's corporate president – confirmed Nintendo’s partnership with Netflix, for the extension of the Netflix video streaming service to the new Nintendo 3DS, which will be launched in Europe and North America on March 25.

According to a recent vg247. com article, the excitement over the likelihood of a `Nintendo vs. Capcom' game coming up in the future was apparently short-lived, since Capcom's Yoshinori Ono has debunked the rumors about such a title.

The popular micro-blogging site Twitter is apparently contributing its bit in building hype for the forthcoming Nintendo 3DS, with UK television star and Twitter powerhouse Jonathan Ross ardently tweeting about the device.

According to a Eurogamer report, some of the UK stores - including WHSmith, Best Buy and Woolworths - have started taking preorders for the forthcoming Nintendo 3DS handheld, even though there appears to be no agreement on the price of the device.

Pictures claiming to feature the new and upcoming Nintendo 3DS have been circulating on the Internet today.