The Nintendo 3DS is the next big thing in video games. The new portable gaming system from Nintendo lets you play games in 3D, without the need for special glasses, but there's much more to it than that.
We've had two of the first North American 3DS systems for several days and we've discovered a host of mostly excellent surprises. Our favorite discovery made our desks come alive. (You'll see.) We're sharing as much about the 3DS with you as we can, in advance of the $250 system's North American launch on March 27.
IMPRESSIONS | What We Love And Hate About The 3DS, So Far
THE LITTLE THINGS | The Quirky Touches That Only Nintendo Would Hide In the 3DS
BUSTIN' OUT | The Simple Hack To Gain Full Control Over a Best Buy 3DS Demo Unit
SCREENGRAB | 3DS Arrives In New York, With Extras
THE FIRST GAMES
Pilotwings Resort | Pilotwings Resort Is More Than A Simple Nintendo Sequel
Super Street Fighter IV 3D | A New Perspective on Super Street Fighter IV
LEGO Star Wars III The Clone Wars | 3DS LEGO Star Wars Makes The Case Against 3D
Find Mii | They've Hidden A Free Role-Playing Game In Every Nintendo 3DS
Steel Diver | The 3DS's Submarine Side-Scroller Teases Us With A Pseudo-Submarine Advance Wars