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In addition to unveiling its next-generation Wii U console , Nintendo on Tuesday also showed off a handful of high-profile games that are coming to the Nintendo 3DS later this year.

Nintendo America president Reggie Fils-Aime highlighted five upcoming games, including "Mario Kart," "Starfox 3D," "Super Mario," "Kid Icarus Uprising," and "Luigi's Mansion 2."

"A new world of content opened up overnight," for the 3DS with the launch of the eShop and Web browser for 3DS, Fils-Aime said during the company's E3 press conference.

First up is "Mario Kart," which Fils-Aime described as "a tricked-out version you haven't driven before." The demo featured varied tracks, karts that grew hang gliders for huge jumps, underwater racing with propellers at the back of the kart, and kart customization. It will be available by the holiday season.

In September, however, U.S. users can get their hands on "Starfox 3D," a reboot of a game that debuted in 1993. "When Fox jumps back into the cockpit, you can use buttons for traditional control or turn the hardware itself into the controller," Fils-Aime said. The 3DS cameras, meanwhile, will focus in on your face and reaction, so you can keep tabs on your opponent during group play.

"Super Mario 3D," meanwhile, will be the first 3D Mario adventure created from scratch for a portable system, Fils-Aime said. It will hit stores "before the year is over." Also coming later this year is "Kid Icarus Uprising," which will utilize augmented reality cards to conduct battles.

Finally, Fils-Aime showed off "Luigi's Mansion 2," which he said is "not a simple revision [but] an entirely new game making extraordinary use of 3D and featuring several new mansions." A release date was not mentioned.

Nintendo also showed off some upcoming 3DS games from its third-party partners, including: "Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D"; "Ace Combat 3D"; "Tetris"; "Cave Story 3D"; "Resident Evil: Revelations"; "Driver Renegade"; "Pac-Man and Galaga Dimensions"; "Tekken 3D"; and "Metal Geard Solid Snake Eater 3D."

This year also marks the 25th anniversary of the "Legend of Zelda," and in celebration, Nintendo will release a different Zelda game for each hardware system.

First, Nintendo will add "Link's Awakening" to the eShop by day's end. "This is a game that we created with the most unbridled creativity of any game in the series, [and it's] great for people playing Zelda for the first time because they can learn the basics," said Shigeru Miyamoto, senior managing director of Nintendo.

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Hidden loop of music in Mario Kart 64! To play the music in game, you've got to wait 50 minutes (approx.) on the results screen after a race. Crazy, huh? That's what I told my brother when he told me about this! (Credit for finding the tune goes to him) ******** EDIT 2: ******** (early edit is below) Alright, now I'm pretty sure this was stuck in there on purpose. It plays after exactly 64 loops of the "normal" tune. That is just too darned significant to be coincidental, don't you think? That Nintendo! They're just so canny, aren't they? ****** EDIT: ******* Hey, notice a lot of people coming on in, "NintendoEverything"? Cool~ I like little doodads like this as much as the next guy, but I got to thinking it's probably a coding error of some sort. Take a listen to how it goes: in this video I play the regular loop once, it lasts around 50 seconds, the hidden loop seems to last a lot longer, but it's really just repeating itself twice - at about 50 seconds each. That may be neat and all, but so what, right? Well, consider the official CD release which for this piece plays the normal loop (A) twice, and the then the hidden loop (B), twice. So, in-game, it likely was supposed to be a "AABBAABB..." affair and for whatever reason, the second loop got messed up and only did it's "BB" bit about 50 minutes down the line. Still, just conjecture and open to speculation, but I think it's a little too complex and fits in perfectly as a complement to the regular loop making it great ... Mario Kart Ds-Download The Mario Kart Ds games from Game Station Bay

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