3DS News

Toon Link is setting course for a Super Smash Bros return, as Nintendo has confirmed him for both the Wii U and 3DS versions of the upcoming brawler.

Sonic Lost World on Wii U and 3DS continues to look like a much more solid 3D Sonic effort by introducing a new parkour system, organically using nostalgic environments, and taking advantage of both the Wii U and 3DS hardware.

Pokemon X&Y game director Junichi Masuda explains why the company is hesitant to jump into the MMO space, and how he feels handhelds are still the proper home for major Pokemon releases.

Vicarious Visions explains how it started on Skylanders Swap Force years ago, with the goal of shaking up a series that hadn't even gotten off the ground yet.

One Piece: Romance Dawn for Nintendo 3DS turns the popular anime series into an RPG for the first time.

Nintendo showed off the Mega Evolved forms for the Pokemon X and Y starters today, along with an alternate version of Mewtwo based on the game version.

Let's just get the Mario characters out of the way.

Square Enix has announced Theatrhythm: Curtain Call for 3DS, a follow-up to its Final-Fantasy-themed music game. It's due out in Japan in spring.

Qubic Games has announced AiRace Speed, the next downloadable jet-racing game in the series. It's coming to the 3DS eShop for $4.99.

Everything old is new again. The starters for Pokemon X & Y will be from the original Red & Blue generation: Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle.

The launch of a new generation of Pokemon is always a big deal. So big, it needs TWO special edition XL systems.

The North American release of the 3DS RPG Bravely Default will be based on the Japanese "For the Sequel" enhanced version, packing some improvements and the ability to choose between English and Japanese sound.

Square Enix has registered a trademark for Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy Curtain Call, implying something else is in the works for the RPG-music hybrid.

Skylanders: Swap Force is due for a variety of platforms again, but this time around Activision has made sure you can get the console and 3DS versions without redundant stages or figures.

There's actually two Batman: Arkham games coming out this year. If you forgot about Blackgate for 3DS and Vita, a new trailer from Warner Bros will...