This 2ds is very cheap however it is very fun to use. I was going to get the 3dsxl but it was too expensive. This is and excellent alternative. I would recommend this to anyone who wants a ds but does not want to spend $200 on one. This is a great console.

The 2DS has the dubious distinction of being the middle child in the 3DS line-up despite being its newest addition. I'm here to tell you that despite our subconscious desire to label it so as a result of the "3" counting back to "2", this is simply not the case.

I absolutely love this 2ds. The color is perfect and they have a lot of fun games for it. I love the mint color. Its great for long road trips like a car ride, or a plane ride. People looking for a cheep amazing product get this you wont be sorry I promise!!

This version of the DS is soooo cool! the way it plays 3d games in 2d means I would be allowed to get it (so my parents know I'm not sneaking on 3d). Even the design looks better, the controls fell more spread out and the colours have nicer selections with two colour choices.

I was a little apprehensive buying the 2 DS instead of the 3 . but my son loves it. the reason I went with the 2 was the prices QVC gave me a great deal and with the extended pay program is a huge benefit. I would and have recommend this product over the more expensive systems.

I've long been a fan of the Nintendo DS console due to the fact that it focuses more attention on family friendly content and mind stimulating puzzle games than it does on violence and gore.

Nintendo is making moves to remain relevant in the shifting landscape of handheld gaming. That is, to some degree, what the Nintendo 2DS handheld console is all about. Because this handheld is something of an oddity. Why?

Affordable; works with all 3DS and DS games; who used 3D playback anyway?; there are some great Nintendo games out there; perfect for Pokemon; ships with power adaptor; not uncomfortable in use (despite looks

Won't fit in pocket; non-folding design; might not suit young kids' small hands; not exactly ergonomic brilliance; least attractive DS out there; no auto power saving mode; battery life should really be better

When the Nintendo 3DS first came out, I thought it was just going to be a worthless, gimmicky handheld. However, after playing "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time" remake for the 3DS (a game I loved on the N64), I was hooked.

Purchased this because i did not care for the 3D feature that the other models have because i got a headache after 10 minutes of 3D gameplay when i used the demo at the store. I also have large hands so this design is very comfortable for me.

Affordable; Comfortable design for extended periods of use; Great battery life and a solid overall feel

to some the mono audio may be a con but for a handheld i have no issue with it

Design Shaped like a thin wedge of cheese, the Nintendo 2DS sports a slightly rounded top that's wider than the curved bottom. The face and back panel are mostly black, with a red or blue band around the edge. The wider top edge hosts the game card slot, the power ...