It seems like yesterday that the Nintendo 3DS debuted. It was 2011 and the Japanese company was ready to take the leap with a new generation of its innovative dual-screen concept with touch technology, but this time spiced up with a 3D effect and new technologies. The start was complicated, but the console got back on track, selling more than 75 million units. This year saw the closure of their servers, but there are still units and it is certainly worth having one.
Nintendo 2DS ― Available from $4500 MXN
During its life cycle, the Nintendo 3DS received a new member in the family as it opted for a more accessible model and with an important design change. He Nintendo 2DS It came in one piece, it doesn’t fold like the original console, but it shares most of the features making it a great portable system. Currently, it is possible to get 2DS units, some reconditioned, others new for a higher price, but ultimately it is a collector’s item because Nintendo decided to change its business with Switch, a hybrid system that meant the end of its offer. of portable consoles such as the Game Boy and the 2DS.
Nintendo 3DS ― Available from $2899 MXN
The original model of Nintendo 3DS It’s a period piece of technology with an impressive library. Although it is not possible to purchase games in the eShop, it is a good option to go on an adventure in search of second-hand games in physical format or to find some gems that still exist in stock in some online stores. This portable system has an impressive lineup of Nintendo games, such as remasters of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Zelda: Majora’s Mask.
Reviewing the prices of the available units, we consider that the FOMO due to the end of its cycle with the closure of servers has already passed and the cost is trending downward along with accessories, cartridges and related products.
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