That might be sad news for owners of the 3DS and its cheaper two-dimensional sibling, the 2DS, but for those who haven’t ever owned one of these fantastic handhelds, it also offers opportunities for deals on one of them, like this high-value bundle offer from Target which gives you a Nintendo 2DS handheld system, a copy of New Super Mario Bros. The Nintendo 3DS looks to be entering the twilight of its life now as the iconic Japanese game maker has shifted focus to its wildly popular Switch console. The most common Nintendo 3DS problems, and how to fix them Grab these Nintendo 3DS games before the eShop closes
The answer is to sell those games at more affordable rates and through as many distribution channels, retail and digital, as possible.Īs the 3DS eShop closes, devs reflect on a golden age of Nintendo indies That’s no reason to stop funding original projects like DreamRift’s, though. Publishers understand that hackers will toy with devices no matter what. Nintendo invested significant resources into protecting the 3DS from piracy that’s the other reason people look to hack Nintendo’s handhelds. The homebrew community, tinkerers and hackers that tinker with commercial electronics in order to get them running unsigned applications, celebrated the new year with news that the Nintendo 3DS had finally been cracked. As of this writing, both Henry Hatsworth and Monster Tale can be downloaded for nothing after a simple Google search. Both of Ong’s Nintendo DS originals are shockingly easy to pirate. It’s also easy to see publishers’ perspective, though. DreamRift was forced to retreat to the safety of established IP rather than make another original, just as Ong said. Since then, though, his only output was Epic Mickey: The Power of Illusion for 3DS, a rushed game based on an existing license. After failing to make a sales impact with the brilliant Nintendo DS original Henry Hatsworth and the Puzzling Adventure, Ong founded DreamRift and created Monster Tale which was published by Majesco. Ong’s statements certainly ring true when looking at his output over the past five years, first at EA and later at DreamRift. Nintendo is ending Wii U and 3DS eShop service
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