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The Nintendo DS in its various versions has sold so many units (more than 130 million worldwide) that it can be hard to remember that when it was first released in 2004, it was met with bafflement and skepticism.

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Nintendo offers glasses-free 3D

Both Sony’s console and its portable hardware beat Nintendo’s in Japan for the first year ever during 2010, according to new figures released by Famitsu publisher Enterbrain that see the PSP claim the spot of top-selling hardware platform in the country for the year. PSP was the best-selling hardware, and beat the DS by just over 100,000 units, according to the full report translated by …

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Sony Hardware Beat Nintendo During 2010 As Japan’s Market Declines 14%

The Nintendo DS is great and all, but there are some things that you can’t find anywhere but the Game Boy Advance (like Mother 3).

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Editorial: Why I’m Still Playing the Game Boy Advance

Much ado has been made about the new Nintendo 3DS, a portable handheld video game system capable of displaying three-dimensional special effects without the need for goofy glasses.

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The best games for the Nintendo 3DS

Grabbing a 3DS on the U.S. launch day will put around $150 directly back in Nintendo’s pockets, according to one analyst.

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3DS Breakdown: Pricier than DSi

The Nintendo 3DS is nearly here, a two-screen flip-top handheld that lets you play games in true 3D without bulky glasses or other odd-fitting headgear. Nintendo’s handheld already went on sale February 26 in Japan, then on Friday March 25 in Europe, and it finally celebrates its U.S. launch this Sunday, March 27.

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Almost Here: The Nintendo 3DS Arrives Sunday March 27

GameStop Corporation is all set to unleash its much awaited Nintendo 3DS on March 27, 2011 at over 3,000 of its U.S. stores.

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GameStop to Launch Nintendo 3DS

Face it, the Nintendo 3DS stinks for battery life. Let’s not pretend it doesn’t matter, or that it’s okay because we’re getting nifty no-glasses 3D, or, you know, put lipstick on a Tepig. The 3DS is a power suck, and speaking strictly in those terms, a big step backwards for Nintendo.

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About the Nintendo 3DS’s Battery Troubles

After waiting for Nintendo’s 3DS for over half a year (which isn’t actually too long when it comes to a major hardware release), it’s been a great week having it around. I’ve used the handheld for hours but keep in mind that I’ve still only spent a about a week with it, so I’ve yet

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Nintendo 3DS: One week in

Last week when I noticed a prominent and unexpected parcel on my front porch I was excited. When I realized that the label indicated it was from Nintendo I was elated. And when I opened it to discover a shiny new 3DS and a treasure trove of games I was… well, briefly rendered unconscious. After playing

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Ten Tiny Tidbits of Nintendo 3DS Ephemera