Upcoming RPG "Fire Emblem 3DS" will be the first game published by Nintendo to offer such content, the report said, though Nintendo has not officially commented on the matter. The announcement, which came during an online video presentation from Nintendo president Satoru Iwata, came a day after Japan's Nikkei news service reported Nintendo would also be making its first steps into the downloadable add-on content market. There's no word yet on whether North American and European 3DS owners will also be getting downloadable demos. Japanese 3DS owners will be able to download and try limited versions of musical fantasy game "Theatrhythm Final Fantasy," stealth-action re-release "Metal Gear Solid Snake Eater 3D," rhythm title "Rhythm Thief & The Emperor's Theater," dating simulation "New Love Plus," and horror shooter "Resident Evil: Revelations" through a new Demos section of the 3DS eShop today. Nintendo's slow embrace of online gaming features is moving another inch forward today, as the company releases five high-profile, free game demos for its 3DS portable starting today - in Japan, that is.
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