Nintendo announced that the company has run out of replacement parts in Japan for the Nintendo 2DS [FTR-001] model and the New Nintendo 3DS LL (XL) [RED-001] model handheld systems, and it is no ...

The holiday season is here and that means buying the latest and greatest gifts for your family and friends. But sometimes, you aren't necessarily looking for the new hotness. Sometimes, you're looking ...

Nintendo announced repairs for the Nintendo 2DS and the New Nintendo 3DS line will soon be no longer available in Japan. Nintendo announced that the time limit for the company to retain spare parts ...

Nintendo has formally discontinued its 3DS handheld gaming platform. Word spread early Thursday, with Twitter users in Japan noticing the remaining 3DS models on Nintendo’s Japanese-language website ...

The era of the Nintendo 3DS has ended due to the rising success of the Switch in recent years, but that doesn't mean that you should pick one up if you're looking to play some of its amazing titles.

It's the end of an era for the 3DS line, Nintendo's last fully handheld consoles. After 14 glorious years, Nintendo has stopped providing repairs for any of the consoles in Japan, even the 2017 New ...

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The holidays are almost here, so it's time to start thinking about what to get everyone on your shopping list, whether it's a loved one or an acquaintance that you wish no particular harm. Of course, ...

Following an announcement last August that it had run out of replacement parts for the New 3DS, Nintendo Japan now says it has run out of parts for the New 3DS XL and the 2DS. As a result, it will no ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Inspired by the upcoming release of "Pokémon: Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl" later this year, I purchased a refurbished Nintendo 2DS for $50 ...

Looking for a cheap way to play all those DS and 3DS games you may have missed, but don't want to spring for a 3DS system? There's a simple solution: just get a 2DS! If you're not worried so much ...