The recently New Nintendo 2DS XL might not seem all that special on the surface, but that latest revision to Nintendo’s flagship handheld has some good improvements. For a relatively low $149.99 ...

Dimensions (Open) 5 in. x 5.66 in. x 0.8 in. 6.4 in. x 6.3 in. x 0.8 in. 6.78 in. x 6.3 in. x 0.8 in. Dimensions (Closed)-3.4 in. x 6.3 in. x 0.8 in. 3.7 in. x 6.3 in ...

The company is also heavily invested in the traditional handheld market with its 2DS and New 3DS XL. And despite fears that the Switch’s portability would give Nintendo reason to kill its ...

As its name implies, the New Nintendo 2DS XL is essentially a mashup of the New Nintendo 3DS XL and the Nintendo 2DS. Like the New 3DS XL, this latest machine sports a clamshell design ...

For those keeping track, the New 2DS XL (the "New" is important) is the sixth revision of the 3DS hardware, which started with the original (and smallest) 3DS. That was followed by the 3DS XL ...

Before Nintendo’s portable workhorse rides off into the sunset, however, it’s going to get another redesigned option in the form of the New Nintendo 2DS XL. Scheduled for release on July 28 ...

The New Nintendo 2DS XL is the latest and, in many ways, the best Nintendo portable yet. It retains the big twin screens of the earlier (and still available) New Nintendo 3DS XL, but loses the ...

Nintendo has once again graced us with a new handheld model no one knew they wanted with the New Nintendo 2DS XL. Confusingly enough, this is the sixth version of the 3DS family of systems, and ...

In fact, the New Nintendo 2DS XL is the smallest large-screen portable Nintendo has ever made. It still has the same 4.88-inch primary display as other XL models, but its footprint is a quarter ...

It’s been a long road, filled with far more success than failure, but with the New 2DS XL, Nintendo might have finally perfected the design of the clamshell console. Back in February 2015 ...

Late last night, Nintendo introduced the New 2DS XL, keeping with the confusing naming convention it's used for the 3DS. In order to dispel some of that confusion, here are five things you need to ...

There are a few small changes compared to the New 3DS XL. The 2DS XL’s stereo speakers are located at the bottom corners of the body, but at louder volumes, you’ll notice the sound rattle the ...