Nintendo unveils the 2DS Gaming console that plays 3DS games in 2D
Nintendo unveils the 2DS Gaming console that plays 3DS games in 2D.
Nintendo has unveiled the 2DS gaming console. The Nintendo 2DS is a new
entry-level handheld system and is fashioned to be a more affordable
entry point for the 3DS family of handhelds. Like its predecessor is a
compatible device with original DS games, and offers full wireless
connectivity for eShop, StreetPass and multiplayer features. WiFi can
still be turned off, though it’s done via controls in the software
rather than with a physical switch. At the core, it has the same
hardware features as the 3DS: dual screens with the lower a touch-screen
operated by additional stylus.
The 2DS will also comprise a 4GB
SD card and uses the same power source as 3DS and DSi. Other features
include two cameras on the back side, one speaker, which plays mono
sound.
The 2DS gaming console system will launch on 12th
October, the same day as Pokémon X and Pokémon Y. the system plays the
entire library of packaged and downloadable games for Nintendo 3DS –
only in 2D and is a slate-type form factor and will made available in
Red or Blue.
The Nintendo 2DS will be available in North America
with the price tag of $129.99. The 2DS will be available in Europe with
the cost of £109.99 and Australia (AUD$149.95/NZD$179.95) at the same
day.
The Nintendo 2DS gaming console is also aimed at children
just entering the video game market, and for parents who don’t want to
drop $200 on a gaming system for them.
Nintendo has also cut down
the price of the Wii U Deluxe version by $50. The new suggested retail
price of $299.99. The slashed price will be applied from 20th September.
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