News & Reviews:   Nintendo 3DS

If you are a Nintendo fan, you would probably know that the 3DS console was discontinued in 2020. But it does not end there, Nintendo also announced that its Wii and 3DS servers are shutting down next April. That said, what should you know about it?

Nintendo has announced that it will no longer be supporting account logins or creations via Facebook and Twitter starting from 25 October 2022. Instead, users can only log in via their Nintendo account username and password or through their Apple or Google account.

If you still play on your old Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, you probably have heard the news that Nintendo is planning to shut down the eShop in March 2023. You may have a lot of questions too if you can still play your games or not. Well, here's everything you need to know.

As mentioned from our previous post, Pokémon Masters was announced at the Pokémon Press Conference and it's set to be released this year. On top of that, Pokémon Home and Pokémon Sleep are coming on iOS and Android devices in early 2020. But just so you know, these aren't games but as services.

News are spreading online that the upcoming Nintento NX console will not just be a console designed for the home – it will be a portable gaming device as well.

Quite recently, Nintendo announced the Nintendo 2DS, a handheld gaming system that can run Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS titles but doesn't show the 3D effect that plays when you use the Nintendo 3DS. Another major difference is that rather than flip up or down for easier portability, it is actually one piece with the normal 2 screens and controls you'd normally associate with a Nintendo DS. The screens on the Nintendo 2DS are the same size and have the same tech specs as the Nintendo 3DS but the 2DS system also builds in WiFi connectivity. According to Nintendo the Nintendo 2DS will be released in the United States on 12 October 2013. It will be priced at $129.99 (RM427).