This week on the 3DS eShop - Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity, Swords & Soldiers 3D, and The Starship Damrey

There aren't a huge number of new games available on the eShop this week.

Mind you, the stuff that is new is fairly noteworthy.

If you're a Pokemon fan - in particular, a fan of the Mystery Dungeon series - and based in Europe, then this week is your lucky week.

Let's go, go, go...

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity is the latest in the Mystery Dungeon series, and it's the first for the Nintendo 3DS.

I've been playing it for the last few days for a Pocket Gamer review. Up to now, it seems in line with the rest of the series. In other words, expect an above-average review score.

Retro Pocket is, essentially, a collection of Game & Watch-like mini-games. It's alright if you're into that kind of thing. £4.49 for that.

Mega Man 5 has been added to the Virtual Console as part of Capcom's Mega Man push. It costs £4.49, in case you've never played it before.

And Planet Crashers 3D is on sale at £6.29, down from £8.99. It wasn't worth the original price, and it isn't worth this sale price. Read my review above to find out why.

Swords & Soldiers was fantastic on PC, so hopefully Swords & Soldiers 3D will be lovely, too. It's a 2D strategy game where you send vikings off to destroy the enemy along a single plane.

Well worth checking out whether you like strategy games or not. That'll set you back $6.99.

Bowling Bonanza 3D looks slightly less interesting. As you might have guessed, it's a ten-pin bowling game. $5.99 for those of you who you like rolling pretend balls.

American 3DS owners can download Level-5's latest RPG The Starship Damrey this week. I've still not managed to get around to trying this one out, but it's bound to be more than decent. $7.99 is its RRP.

If you've got young kids, Dress To Play: Magic Bubbles! might be right up their alley. $3.99 is the asking price for this dressing-up / Bust-a-Move mash-up.

On the Virtual Console, there are a couple of new releases this week...

Mega Man 5 is $4.99, while Harvest Moon for the Game Boy is $4.99. Make sure you read our review of the latter. Why? Because it's a great game, chap.

Back again next week!