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Nintendo has announced that Shaun the Sheep will be launched to all European 3DS’s with Nintendo Video.
First episode will launch at March 7th.

Laurent Fischer, Managing Director, Marketing and PR, Nintendo of Europe, said: “We are proud we can work together with Aardman Animations to launch the first 3D episodes to SpotPass for Nintendo 3DS. So check Nintendo Video often for new video content.”

Aardman’s co-founder and Executive Chairman, David Sproxton, said, “As a company we always look for ‘the next big thing’, the technological evolution so we can enhance the experience for our clients. As a studio we already work with the 3D technology for our next cinema movie, but when we tried it at the Nintendo 3DS for the first time, we were all impressed. To immediately contribute to such an innovative device like Nintendo 3DS, that’s an incredible experience, and we look forward to have Shaun the Sheep on the Nintendo 3DS, and our further partnership with Nintendo.”

SEGA released yet another Mario and Sonic Trailer.

That’s right, Capcom (or at least, the ones that prints the boxes) now just noted a massive spelling error on their Resident Evil: Revelations box arts in North-America.
All of the boxes from the first shipment read “Revelaitons”, instead of “Revelations”.
Capcom asks their users to return their game to Capcom as soon as possible, although it’s unknown the fans actually want to return them.
Capcom said the following thing:

The initial shipment of Resident Evil Revelations had been sent to retailers in North America with the spelling error. Subsequent shipments of the title are being repackaged and will have the corrected spelling. Customers who have been affected by the misspelling on the Resident Evil Revelations packaging can contact Capcom Customer Service at 650-350-6700 or accounts@capcom.com and a new insert for the front of box will be sent.

Source: Gameliner

Nintendo of Europe announced a new agreement with free-hotspot.com, worlds biggest international network of exclusive free WiFi Hotspots.

Thanks to the agreement Nintendo 3DS owners get access to more than 5000 WiFi hotspots in 21 European countries. Your 3DS will automatically make connection with the network of free-hotspot.com in multiple huge fastfood restaurants and hotels in Europe, like McDonald’s, Burger King, KFC, Subway, Ibis Hotels and Etap Hotels.

It’s easier than before to make internet connection with a 3DS. The 3DS will make connection as soon as there is a hotspot of free-hotspot.com available.

While the 3DS is region locked in Multiplayer, it’s still not fully region locked.
As you can see on the video below, you can simply bypass it by doing a (private) Online match.