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Testseek.com have collected 155 expert reviews of the Nintendo 3DS and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Nintendo 3DS.
Award: Highest Rated March 2011
March 2011
 
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The editors liked

  • 3D screen doesn't require glasses
  • Bright
  • Clear color
  • Online game downloads
  • Two cameras (one in 3D)
  • Compatible with previous Nintendo DS games
  • Circle pad
  • Immense options
  • Increased durability
  • 3D effects/screen options
  • Sensor gameplay incorporation
  • Continuous play through “suspended” feature
  • Augmented reality game
  • And high discovery experience even without online features
  • 3D gaming experience is surprisingly good
  • - Sound build quality
  • - Ability to turn 3D off
  • - Large games selection
  • - Can play DSi & DSLite games
  • - Can create your own and keep others Miis
  • - Nintendo eShop
  • - Parental controls
  • This video game unit allows you to play games
  • Take and edit photos in 3D and has a 2.4GHz processor
  • Glasses-free 3D here today
  • Backward-compatible to DS/DSi games and DSiWare
  • Bonus
  • Built-in 3D camera for sweet stills and more
  • Solid
  • Sleek hardware design
  • Impressive 3D effects
  • High quality graphics
  • Improved speaker system
  • Circle Pad works like a charm.
  • Fun
  • Adjustable 3D effect
  • Much improved graphics that expand gameplay types
  • A few good launch titles
  • Good hardware controls
  • Easy interface beyond games
  • StreetPass and SpotPass good for getting outside
  • Clever and intrepid social networking features
  • Dual cameras can capture 3D pictures and video
  • Portable 3D without special glasses
  • 3D works surprisingly well. Bright
  • Beautiful screen. Analog thumb pad is comfortable. Compatible with DS game titles.
  • 3D effects look great
  • Outstanding extras and preloaded software
  • Wellrounded experience provides fun even when not playing games
  • Compelling 3D screen
  • Interesting AR game demos
  • Analog controls
  • 3D works well
  • Much more powerful than the DS
  • Incredible amount of potential
  • Cool 3D effects
  • Plays normal DSi games
  • 3D visuals are true gamechanger. Variety of fun
  • Preloaded apps. Lots of reasons to carry it around in sleep mode
  • Widescreen display
  • Better graphics capabilities
  • Analog control
  • Improved WiFi
  • Built-in social apps and capabilities
  • Recharging dock included.

The editors didn't like

  • 3D requires viewing from a particular angle
  • Not compatible with GameBoy Advance titles
  • Shorter battery life than predecessors
  • Not many games take advantage of 3D yet
  • Cameras are low resolution
  • High price
  • Flash/zoom camera functions
  • Short battery life
  • And “update” fatigue – the Nintendo DSi was released only two years ago
  • Games are expensive
  • - Picture quality is poor
  • - Advised not to use 3D more than an hour
  • - Advised not to let anyone under 7 use device in 3D mode
  • - Have to get just the right distance & angle for 3D to look correct
  • The Nintendo 3DS is not Bluetooth enabled.
  • Expect some eye fatigue over long stretches
  • Limited titles at launch
  • Expensive
  • 3D effect can cause some eyestrain
  • Terrible battery life
  • Constantly having to readjust your viewing angle isn't practical for road trips and crowded areas. First Prev 1 2 Next Last
  • Much costlier than an iPod touch
  • Not as flexible as the iPod or other multirole handhelds
  • No browser or online game store on launch.
  • Narrow "sweet spot" viewing field for 3D effect
  • Low 0.3-megapixel cameras
  • Only 5 hours battery life playing 3DS games
  • 3D can be hit or miss
  • Requires watching the screen at just the right angle. Mediocre battery life.
  • Poor battery life
  • Weak launch line up
  • Steep price point
  • Costly
  • Screen requires exacting precision
  • Very short battery life
  • Low-resolution camera
  • Missing a lot of software
  • No overly compelling games are available
  • Camera images are lowquality. Chews through battery in the blink of an eye. Games start at $40.
  • Pricey
  • Less comfortable to hold
  • Awkward support for DS games
  • Short battery life.

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  Published: 2011-03-24, review by: Geek.com

  • Abstract:  After waiting for Nintendo’s 3DS for over half a year (which isn’t actually too long when it comes to a major hardware release), it’s been a great week having it around. I’ve used the handheld for hours but keep in mind that I’ve still only spent a ab...

 
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  Published: 2011-03-24, review by: cheatcc.com

  • Abstract:  Ever since it was unveiled last year, there's been a lot of talk about the 3DS. Would it really deliver on its promise of bringing 3D gaming to the masses? In short, yes. The 3DS is certainly a technological marvel, if only for its unique pixel-overlay...

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  Published: 2011-03-23, review by: destructoid.com

  • Abstract:  When Nintendo of America's President and COO, Reggie Fils-Aime, says that the company's latest handheld, the Nintendo 3DS, is in a "category of one," he's not kidding.When it ships on March 27, Nintendo's handheld will be the only gaming device on th...

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  Published: 2011-03-22, review by: thereviewcrew.com

  • I was skeptical about Nintendo’s latest handheld until I picked it up and played it. It’s simply a blast. The glasses-free 3D effect is quite dramatic, even if it does place some stress on your eyes. You just have to limit how much you play in a single...

 
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  Published: 2011-03-22, review by: Digitaltrends.com

  • 3D works well, Much more powerful than the DS, Incredible amount of potential
  • Very short battery life, Low-resolution camera, Missing a lot of software
  • The Nintendo 3DS is a powerful and unique gaming device that will enthrall gamers, despite its poor battery life and weak camera. ...

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  Published: 2011-03-22, review by: wired.com

  • 3D visuals are true gamechanger. Variety of fun, preloaded apps. Lots of reasons to carry it around in sleep mode,
  • Camera images are lowquality. Chews through battery in the blink of an eye. Games start at $40.

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  Published: 2011-03-21, review by: tomsguide.com

  • Abstract:  The Nintendo 3DS launches in North America on March 27th. Is this new glasses-free 3D goodness worth your hard-earned $250? Regarding the above question, there are a few major factors to consider: Price, Games, 3D and Battery Life. Starting with the ...

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  Published: 2011-03-21, Author: Matt , review by: techworld.com

  • The system still exhibits signs of a work in progress. Some of its features like the Friend List and 3DS Sound app feel underdeveloped and over-simplistic, while others like Face Raiders and the "augmented reality" card games too often spotlight the f...

 
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  Published: 2011-03-21, review by: Theinquirer.net

  • Abstract:  We were sent a selection of demo 3D titles that will be available for the console including Super Street Fighter IV, Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 (PES2011), Pilot Wings Resort, and Nintendogs and Cats. The game play and 3D effect varied across the titl...

 
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  Published: 2011-03-21, Author: Tim , review by: engadget.com

  • Compelling 3D screen, Interesting AR game demos, Analog controls
  • Costly, Poor battery life, Screen requires exacting precision
  • Now it's time for the big question: is the 3DS worth the $249.99 that Nintendo is currently offering? That's a tough sell, especially knowing that in roughly 18 months we'll probably be looking at a thinner, lighter, prettier 3DS that offers better batter...

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