Nintendo has a history of designing some of the most creative and memorable features for its consoles, many of which need to return with the Switch 2.

This applies to both the 3DS and the 2DS. Nintendo has made the official statement that it will no longer accept repair orders for the Nintendo 3DS LL and Nintendo 2DS due to a lack of required parts.

It’s similar to a Nintendo 2DS in design, but the budget chipset won’t run most 3DS games. The device is expected to be available in mid-April and retail for $75. Nintendo DS emulation has ...

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 ...

With that, the only 3DS family console that the company is still seemingly offering repairs for in Japan is the New Nintendo 2DS LL, the infinitely more stylish 2DS model that has a far more ...

Earlier this year, Nintendo announced that when replacement parts for the Nintendo 2DS, Nintendo 2DS XL, and the New Nintendo 3DS were gone, its repair services would end. You may like The 'Switch ...

Time is also running out for official repairs of the Nintendo 2DS and New Nintendo 3DS LL (known as the XL model in the US). Nintendo said it will stop offering repairs on those handhelds when ...

Over the last few console generations, Nintendo hardware has lagged behind its rivals when it comes to raw power, and according to a new leak, that trend will continue with the Nintendo Switch 2.

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 from Nintendo's online shop to ...

The New Nintendo 2DS XL is the best (and most affordable) version of the 3DS gaming handheld we've seen yet, even if it pales in comparison with the Switch. The New 2DS XL is the best iteration of ...

The Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo 2DS may not be the juggernaut they once were, but this time of year always proves to be a good time to stock up on old handheld goodness. Shacknews is here to help ...

For those after a single-screen handheld that can truly play AAA games, head to our Nintendo Switch review. There was a time when the 2DS and 3DS were the best handheld devices from Nintendo.