3DS XL is just eight days away — at the time of writing — in Europe, so it goes without saying that we can all look forward to plenty of accessories and extras flooding stores and online retailers. We ...

The Nintendo 3DS has enjoyed a long lifespan and it's still very much relevant in gaming today. It has a vast library of amazing games at this point and the system itself has had a few iterations. So, ...

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Will launch alongside the game’s Japanese release. Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate won't be arriving in the US until some time in 2015, but Japan will be getting their fix on October 11. And since Monster ...

Nintendo is releasing the New Nintendo 3DS XL without an AC adapter in the box in North America and Europe, so buyers who don't already own a DSi or 3DS (and their associated charger) will have to ...

The 3DS XL is bigger. That's its main selling point and the main reason it's $30 more than the 3DS. It measures a full 3.6 by 6.2 inches (HW) and weighs 11.8 ounces, dwarfing the 2.9 by 5.3-inch 3DS ...

A brand new version of Nintendo's DS handheld console launches next month, with its new 2DS XL that offers players a cheaper alternative to the company's range-topping 3DS XL. Nintendo 2DS XL: First ...

While the Nintendo Switch is quickly becoming the handheld of choice—thanks in part to the likes of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey—the 3DS still has some life left in ...

Everybody who tried the Nintendo 3DS probably remembers the first time they saw the flat image on the screen extend into three dimensions, receding into the apparent depths of the system without using ...

When we saw the glasses-free 3D of the original Nintendo 3DS back in 2011, we were suitably impressed, and then promptly disappointed when the effect kept breaking and left us suffering headaches. Now ...

Nintendo’s handheld console refreshes have followed a predictable pattern over the years, firmly centred around Nintendo’s ‘bigger is better’ philosophy. The Nintendo 3DS XL – successor to the ...