The Nintendo 2DS is the most affordable portable system for a younger gamer or for those not interested in 3D visuals. It packs in a 4GB SD card and gives players access to the 3DS' impressive library of cartridge-based and downloadable games. Best of all
The 2DS feels cheap and has only one speaker, which sounds a little lacking. Though it's designed for children, there are a few vulnerable spots on the 2DS, and it might not survive a bad fall. By today's standards, its screens feel too small
With a new low price, the 2DS offers a huge array of compelling games and makes for a great entry-level system for uninitiated first-time gamers...
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(70%)
Udgivet: 2013-10-14, Forfatter: Alex , anmeldelse af: fatducktech.com
I genuinely don't have a problem with the 2DS dropping 3D functionality, on the whole, because I so very rarely use it myself, but also because there are relatively few games that use 3D in an actually engaging way. Even titles like Pilotwings Resort work...
Affordable and durable, Perfect for kids, Plays all 3DS games
Mono speaker, 3D camera feels pointless, Still not sold on the wedge
We liked The 2DS is a great way of entering Nintendo's handheld family without spending too much money to do so, but we're really talking to kids and parents here. Come Christmas day there's sure to be a lot of these around trees and hopefully pack with s...
Cheap, Plays all 3DS and DS games, Child-friendly design, Comfortable to hold
No 3D, Mono speaker, Resistive touchscreen
The Nintendo 2DS might seem like an odd idea on paper, but in reality it's a far more attractive proposition than you may at first assume. It has its shortcomings - the mono speaker and the resistive screen, for example - but for the price, it's hard to...
The Nintendo 2DS is the most affordable portable system for a younger gamer or for those not interested in 3D visuals. It packs in a 4GB SD card and gives players access to the 3DS' impressive library of cartridge-based and downloadable games. Best of all
The 2DS feels cheap and has only one speaker, which sounds a little lacking. Though it's designed for children, there are a few vulnerable spots on the 2DS, and it might not survive a bad fall. By today's standards, its screens feel too small
With a new low price, the 2DS offers a huge array of compelling games and makes for a great entry-level system for uninitiated first-time gamers...
The 2DS may not have quite the same level of appeal as the DS Lite or other budget Nintendo handhelds before it, but it's nevertheless a great addition to the 3DS family. Its sturdy chassis makes it a great choice for younger gamers, and with the 3DS goin...
Udgivet: 2013-11-10, Forfatter: Will , anmeldelse af: itproportal.com
Inexpensive, Does everything the 3DS can, except 3D, Hinge, free design is more kid, friendly
A bit clunky compared to the 3DS
The 2DS is clearly Nintendo's attempt to make a more accessible handheld for kids. It succeeds in putting parents at ease with its lower price and hinge-free design (and 2D screen, if the effects of 3D are a concern). The 3DS and 3DS XL are still far sup...
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(80%)
Udgivet: 2013-10-22, Forfatter: Michael , anmeldelse af: trustedreviews.com
Comfortable shoulder buttons, 3D dropped, Bigger catalogue of games
Ugly design, Cheap, plasticky feel, Mono speaker
The Nintendo 2DS is is no danger of winning any design awards, but it's the cheapest way yet to get a Pokemon or Zelda fix. Next, read our round-up of the best games of 2013...
Udgivet: 2013-10-15, Forfatter: Mike , anmeldelse af: pocket-lint.com
Affordable, works with all 3DS and DS games, who used 3D playback anyway?, there are some great Nintendo games out there, perfect for Pokemon, ships with power adaptor, not uncomfortable in use (despite looks)
Won't fit in pocket, non-folding design, might not suit young kids' small hands, not exactly ergonomic brilliance, least attractive DS out there, no auto power saving mode, battery life should really be better
The Nintendo 2DS is a stroke of genius as much as it is a stroke of necessity. A 3DS minus the feature that anyone barely uses - great. A handheld that'll make buying Pokemon X & Y accessible to a wider audience - very shrewd. A more budget entry in...
