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Dedicated superfans have been keeping the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U servers alive long past their expiration date, but those days are now over. The online servers for the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U ...

Other than that Nintendo really knows their audience and the cartridge based games versus the disk based games on the PS Vita, allows for faster loading times, yielding more game time precious game ...

It's a sad day for fans of the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, as their online modes are finally gone. It’s the end of a gaming era, as the final player still using the Nintendo Network has been kicked ...

TechTuber MetraByte recently managed to get Windows 95 to run on the new Nintendo 3DS. The modder encountered several setbacks during the process, including slow boot times, which can be ...

Tomodachi Life is one of Nintendo’s weirder creations. It never got a sequel but provided an odd new style of game for those with a 3DS. Featuring a simulation playstyle, you create your own Mii’s as ...

It mainly showcased Nintendo 3DS titles. Although the the Nintendo Direct Mini debuted before the Nintendo Direct Micro, the Micro has since been replaced by the Mini. Nintendo 3DS Direct 30-50 ...

You can help confirm this entry by contributing facts, media, and other evidence of notability and mutation. The earliest available remix of the Mii Channel song was posted by YouTuber [5] on July 6th ...

It’d be great to see that energy extended to its UI as well, bringing back the Nintendo 3DS’ themes and adding new ways to customize the current Switch’s barebones menu screen. And please ...

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Only a few Nintendo home consoles have ever been direct continuations – the NES to the SNES and Wii to Wii U, for example – but its handhelds have largely stuck to similar naming conventions. Think ...

Historically, Nintendo has struggled to follow its most popular formats: the Wii and the DS were followed by the flop of the Wii U and the relative disappointment (in sales terms) of the 3DS.