Thanks for the memories.
After eight years, the 3DS is on life-support. First-party releases for the system have seemingly dried up and during Nintendo’s
If it wasn’t already evident Nintendo is ready to move on, Kotaku reached out to the company after the briefing and received the following response:
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, there was no mention of future games support for the device.If it wasn’t already evident Nintendo is ready to move on, Kotaku reached out to the company after the briefing and received the following response:
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