The Nintendo 2DS Transparent Red and Nintendo 2DS Transparent Blue boast semi-transparent shells which reveal the handheld's innards. Both will ship on November 28 to mark the release of Pokémon ...

The new Crystal Red Nintendo 2DS, in stores November 21 The new Crystal Red and Crystal Blue semi-transparent systems will be available on November 21 for $100, a markdown of $30 from the system's ...

Nintendo Unveils Retro-Looking Clear Red, Blue 2DS Systems The vintage-looking handhelds are launching Nov. 21 for $99.99 each. By Angela Moscaritolo ...

Nintendo revealed two new color schemes for ... The new scheme swaps the traditional color setup of the 2DS — black on the front, blue or red on the sides — putting the primary color front and ...

The Crystal Red and Crystal Blue Nintendo 2DS systems feature semi-transparent plastic that shows off the device’s circuitry. Both systems will be available in retail stores for $99.99, while ...

Nintendo announced two new color schemes for its 2DS system, Crystal Red and Crystal Blue. They'll both launch on November 21 for $99.99 apiece. Each has a semi-transparent design to let you see ...

Nintendo tries to mitigate this by offering a separate carrying case in red or blue for $12.99. The other problem with 2DS the slate design hampers the device's portability.

Nintendo Announces 2DS ... The 2DS will launch in red and blue models to start and will be sold alongside the standard 3DS (still available for $169.99) and 3DS XL ($199.99).

Two new Nintendo 2DS colours will be available to buy in the UK from 7th November, named Transparent Red and Transparent Blue. The colouring ties in with the upcoming Pokémon Omega Ruby and ...

The New Nintendo 2DS XL came as a surprise to the tech world. In the lead-up to the release of the Switch, Nintendo said its new portable hardware and its old handhelds would coexist. But as the ...

And as you may know, the Japanese gaming giant released a trio of Limited Edition Nintendo 2DS consoles to mark the occasion. The consoles feature a see-through coloured design to match the pre ...

All kidding aside, it's an admittedly comic way of introducing what is practically a non-event: new color models for the 2DS. The old N2DS had black front and backs, with blue or red side edges.