3DS News

Nintendo released a new video showing off how the upcoming service works, and it's a great way to see some older Legendary Pokemon appear in X&Y's new 3D engine.

Nintendo has declared December 14-15 "National StreetPass Weekend," when it will mix the StreetPasses from relay points to let you snag some from faraway lands.

The 3DS game Kaio: King of Pirates has been delayed again, this time into 2014.

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy isn't out on American shores just yet, but a sequel for the 3DS RPG is already in development, called Bravely Second.

Black Friday is coming again, and if you want to shop for a good deal on a gift for that special gaming someone (or treat yourself), you need to know what to look for.

Nintendo is planning to release its Louvre tour app, which has been available to rent for visitors of the famous Paris museum, on the eShop on December 2.

Nintendo appears to have one more bundle up its sleeve for this holiday season: a special edition 3DS XL with Mario & Luigi: Dream Team pre-installed, along with art of the brothers running along the system's cover.

EA Sports will end the FIFA Manager series with FIFA Manager 14, citing increasing technological demands and indirectly ceding to the dominance of competitor Football Manager.

Lego: The Hobbit has been confirmed, after being outed by a toy set last week. It will cover the first two films in the trilogy and release in spring 2014.

Atlus announced a boatload of new Persona games this weekend: Persona 5 for PS3, a 3DS dungeon crawler, a PS3 fighting game, and a Vita rhythm game.

A Lego: The Hobbit video game teaser was reportedly spotted inside recent toy building sets, teasing a 2014 release.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies is getting an extra case today. "Turnabout Reclaimed" tells the story of Sasha Buckler and her whale... her killer whale.

One Piece: Romance Dawn will release on February 11 for $39.99, Namco Bandai has announced.

The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds adds a new item rental system that shakes up the formula, and that's partly thanks to one of producer Eiji Aonuma's latest hobbies.