Nintendo has revealed two new 3DS StreetPass games are coming to 3DS this month.
On April 16, 3DS gamers will be able to purchase two new StreetPass games – StreetPass Fishing and StreetPass Zombies.
The first, StreetPass Fishing, is a fishing game that takes place on the StreetPass Islands.
You must catch fish using bait earned by passing other StreetPass players. With over 150 fish available, as well as some legendary monsters, you better get collecting that bait.
StreetPass Zombies on the other hand is an action game for StreetPass. It pits your Miis against hordes of zombies.
Your Mii will get items related to their hobby, and there are 26 makeshift weapons you can use to fight the zombie hordes.
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Nintendo also revealed a new StreetPass Mii Plaza Premium, which gives you Miis a posh house in which you can store up to 100 of your friends’ Miis.
If you do purchase this Premium pad, you will also be able to exchange birthday details with anyone you StreetPass with.
The Mii Plaza Premium, StreetPass Zombies and StreetPass Fishing games can be bought separately for £4.49 each when they go on sale on April 16.
Or you can purchase StreetPass Zombies and StreetPass Fishing as a bundle for £7.49 from that date too.
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