The “new” 3DS is not a revolution, but it has a number of upgrades and tweaks to make your gaming experience better. Perhaps the the most radical in terms of technology is the 3D upgrade.

The New 3DS, which offers a number of improvements to the way you play games - from its faster processor, control options with a right analogue nub and extra shoulder buttons, Amiibo support and ...

Update: To accompany the reveal of the New 3DS and 3DS XL, Nintendo has also announced 38 new faceplates for the smaller version. The prices range from 1,000 - 3,000 yen, roughly $10 - $30 USD ...

I never upgraded to the larger 3DS XL, and my wife got the 2DS, so I've been ready for a change. Enter the New 3DS XL, Nintendo’s “half step” toward a new gaming system. It’s not just ...

The New 3DS XL also includes support for Nintendo's Amiibo toy line, which may be a consideration for some consumers. Certainly if you are deciding between the two, the New 3DS is the way to go.

For those keeping track, the New 2DS XL (the "New" is important) is the sixth revision of the 3DS hardware, which started with the original (and smallest) 3DS. That was followed by the 3DS XL ...

Nintendo is releasing the New Nintendo 3DS XL without an AC adapter in the box in North America and Europe, so buyers who don’t already own a DSi or 3DS (and their associated charger ...

Though New 3DS XL has only slightly better battery life than 3DS XL, roughly 30 minutes more per charge, this should also help curb the number of times you need to recharge your battery over time ...

Thankfully, the New 3DS XL’s 3D goes to greater lengths to prevent such an experience. The system tracks the movement of the player’s eyes and head while also keeping the 3D effect working ...

I wrote an article about my experience upgrading from the first 3DS to the New Nintendo 3DS XL. As far as I’m concerned, the New 3DS XL was and still is the quintessential model of the 3DS ...