EA Shows Off Its First Nintendo 3DS Game, 'My Garden'
By Dr. Elara Vance | January 01, 0001
Electronic Arts revealed at its Tokyo Game [[link]] Show press conference today a new title for the forthcoming 
Nintendo 3DS, a gardening sim named My 
[[link]] Garden. Coming from the publisher’s EA Play label, My Garden is said to incorporate the “beauty and complexity of the natural world.” Your guide, and the adorable mascot of My [[link]] Garden, is Tanuki, a mythical Japanese creature that’s part raccoon, part dog. With Tanuki, you’ll manage your garden, take pictures and share them with other Nintendo 3DS owners. EA plans to release My Garden alongside the launch 
of the Nintendo 3DS—whenever that is—in North America and Europe. The publisher says it will release more information on My Garden next month.
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