But if you hurry, you can save $50 and snag one for $149.99! The NES Classic Edition and SNES Classic are cool retro consoles, but this retro-style 3DS XL has them beat by a mile.

A pair of special edition 3DS XL bundles were announced today, and they are quite different. The first is a NES-inspired system that will launch exclusively at GameStop on October 10.

The last Amazon-exclusive 3DS was this lime green model that came packaged with Super Mario World, another classic Super NES game. Assuming that exclusivity deal is real, then you may want to get ...

Nintendo has also confirmed a special NES Edition of the 3DS XL, which will be available on October 10th. The system will sell for $199.99, and features a hardware design similar to that of an ...

Super NES New Nintendo 3DS XL for $149 Look at that thing. It's so beautiful! The Super Nintendo is one of my personal favorite video game systems. If I didn't already have 3 different 3DS/2DS ...

Two special edition Nintendo 3DS XL s, one carrying a Persona Q theme and the other resembling a NES controller, will not launch in Europe, Nintendo has confirmed to GameSpot.

The New Nintendo 3DS XL launched in North America in February 2015. The regular-sized New Nintendo 3DS hit US shores a few months later in September of the same year. And yet, while you can go ...

My own previous ‘old’ 3DS XL units felt more cheaply made, and the special edition NES controller version I picked up recently had the bottom case creak issue that tends to afflict the older ...

If you’re wanting to get your hands on this retro NES 3DS XL, you’ll have to bite the bullet and shop at GameStop. At the GameStop Expo 2014, the video game retailer unveiled three new flavors ...

The company has just revealed an NES-themed version of the 3DS XL, which will be available on October 10th for $199.99, though the device will be exclusive to Gamestop.

The announcement was made at the GameStop Expo 2014. The first GameStop exclusive 3DS will be available on October 10, this one modeled on the console that started it all for Nintendo, the NES.