You don't actually need the AR cards that come with the 3DS. You can print copies, or even use copies that appear on your computer screen or mobile phone, as long as ...

>The Louvre in the comfort of your home! Nintendo 3DS Guide: Louvre is a piece of software designed for visitors to the Louvre Museum in France. This piece of downloadable software allows you to enjoy ...

3DS supports MP3s! Nintendo finally learned. Your 3DS came with a 2GB SD card—it's in the system already so put some music on it. StreetPass - In order to StreetPass with Nintendo 3DS Sound, you've ...

One of the questions asked more and more as video games expand and change as a medium is “what qualifies as a game”? There are arguments to disqualify software with too little user initiative, or that ...

Nintendo is the undisputed king of handheld gaming consoles. For decades, the company has released multiple portable systems that have gone on to become legendary with gamers who love their ensemble ...

You've waited six years since Brawl. Don't mess up your latest Super Smash Bros. adventure by being ill-informed. After a six-year wait, a new version of Super Smash ...

Super Smash Bros. birthed the brawler in 1999. The Smash series games can be classed as fighters, but they bear few similarities with traditional fighting games such as Mortal Kombat and Street ...

Nintendo 3DS Guide: Louvre is the first region-free 3DS title from Nintendo. Users can zoom in on select paintings to view them up close, or they can take a three-dimensional look at sculptures like ...

Nintendo is now making its Nintendo 3DS guide of the famed Louvre museum available on its eShop, it was revealed during its recent Nintendo Direct presentation. The guide, designed in part by Shigeru ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Nintendo 3DS Guide: Louvre Educational software available for Nintendo 3DS. This is an enhanced standalone version of the audio guide visitors of the Louvre ...

The last month of 2013 was a loud, dreary affair. Amidst all the sturm und drang of year-end Best Ever lists, not to mention the rumble of next-generation consoles still bustling out of their ...