The Nintendo DS library gave birth to a number of classics, and the best games that it has to offer remain every bit as ...

The 2DS, announced today, plays 3DS games in 2D. It's cheaper than its three-dimensional sibling and is out in the US in October.

The 2DS plays almost the entire library of Nintendo 3DS games, but of course without the 3D effect. The system's standout feature is its design. Unlike past models, this one does not have any hinges.

Our New Nintendo 2DS XL review will let you know. Skip to main content. ... The Switch is a considerably more powerful console, and will be home to the bulk of Nintendo’s new games going forward.

The New 2DS XL is very pretty in contrast, with a middle-of-the range $149.99 price – $50 cheaper than the full-fledged New Nintendo 3DS XL – creating a nifty little package that feels great ...

At $129.99, the Nintendo 2DS is positioned between the last-generation Nintendo DS — which Nintendo sells for $99.99, but on which game releases have slowed to a trickle of mostly movie and TV ...

With the release of the 2DS, Nintendo is yet again indulging its habit of putting out new iterations of its popular handheld consoles. We all know how it goes: Sometimes its a great and necessary ...

With the Switch now available, the New 2DS XL reminds me of the Game Boy Micro. Nintendo’s swan song for the Game Boy Advanced line had incredible hardware, and was ultimately eclipsed by the DS.

The New Nintendo 2DS XL isn’t just an update to the ugly old 2DS that looked more like a bargain bin knock off than a system from the company that created mobile gaming. With the new device ...

And it seems like Nintendo has also learned from another of the mistakes it made when launching the Wii U by supporting the 2DS with the simultaneous launch of its next core "Pokémon" game, a ...

Nintendo will introduce the Nintendo 2DS, an entry-level dedicated portable gaming system that plays all Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo DS games in 2D in October. A "surprise" announcement.

News from Nintendo today, as the company announced that the Nintendo 2DS will drop in price to $80 starting on May 20. The system launched in 2013, priced at $130. The first price cut, in August ...