Nintendo is making a sequel to Steel Diver as its first experiment in the waters (har!) of free-to-play. Nintendo announced last week that it would be trying its hand at a free-to-play game sometime ...
Nintendo trivia buffs might recall that Steel Diver began as a tech demo for the Nintendo DS, to show off the system's unique touch screen functionality. Six years later, the game's commercial 3DS ...
Recent 3DS release Steel Diver has had a long, long road to release: starting out as a DS demo back in 2004, the title eventually wound up on 3DS, but it could have been released much earlier if its ...
Steel Diver, a newly announced game for the Nintendo 3DS, isn’t so new. This game began its life as a tech demo shown at E3 six years ago. “Development of that project [Steel Diver] is moving along ...
We may earn a commission from links on this page. I threw a verbal elbow at some Nintendo people this past E3 and asked them to tell me which game I needed to play among the ones I might have easily ...
Steel Diver is more than a side-scrolling submarine piloting simulation. A retail leak from AmiAmi outlines a periscope mode feature. After you track enemy ships using sonar the game switches into ...
Is 3D better down where it's wetter? When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. After spending some time with Steel Diver at the Nintendo ...
This page contains a list of cheats, codes, Easter eggs, tips, and other secrets for Steel Diver for Nintendo 3DS. If you've discovered a cheat you'd like to add to the page, or have a correction, ...
For those who aren't aware, Steel Diver began life as a demo for Nintendo DS and almost became a full game before being moved over to the 3DS. Combining simulation aspects of submarine driving with ...
Nintendo may not be making smartphone and tablet games, but the company is experimenting with the free-to-play business model that has become so popular on those devices. It has released its first ...
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