Nintendo 3DS Circle Pad Pro review Nintendo has retrofitted the 3DS with some extra buttons and an additional analog stick, but will they make you a better Monster Hunter?

Nintendo has unveiled two new 3DS designs. The same size as existing 3DS models, the revamped systems feature the additional buttons seen in the 3DS Circle Pad accessory, alongside a small second ...

The latest issue of Famitsu shows a new Nintendo 3DS expansion that tacks on a second "Circle Pad" onto the side of the handheld as well as more shoulder buttons. But is it a good idea?

The New Nintendo 3DS — out now in Japan, next month in Australia and New Zealand, and next year elsewhere — has a faster processor than its predecessor. It has customizable faceplates.

Nintendo's new designs will be roughly the same size as existing models but also squeeze in the extra technology, which incorporates the buttons found on the 3DS Circle Pad Pro accessory.

It's called the New Nintendo 3DS. It's faster with bigger screens and better battery life. It also has a new analog pad called the "C-stick." Wow! This sounds great.

Here are my impressions. What’s new? The New Nintendo 3DS XL doesn’t look much different from the 3DS XL at first glance, save for its glossy outer finish.

Gizmag recently spent a week with the awkwardly-named New Nintendo 3DS XL to see if its promise of super-stable 3D, a bit more grunt under to the hood, and a new button setup can keep the 3DS ...

Nintendo's new 3D handheld delivers authentic no-glasses 3D, adds a library of lifestyle features in the bargain.

Nintendo has revealed redesigned models of the 3DS and 3DS XL, along with a handful of new faceplates to customize the device.

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Today in Japan, Nintendo released a new Nintendo 3DS—er, make that, the New Nintendo 3DS. I bought one for Kotaku, so let's see how it sizes up to its predecessor.