Nintendo's follow-up to their highly successful Nintendo DS & DS Lite comes their first real attempt at 3-dimensions in their latest handheld console, aptly named the 3DS. The 3DSs visuals and design are very much simiilar to its predecessor, retaining its dual screen approach, with the added nub...

It's been far too long since I last put pen to paper, or finger to keyboard as it would actually be in my case. To return with a bang, I have secured a Nintendo 3DS to review along with a handful of it's 3D-enabled launch titles.

Game & Watch, third-party licensing, Mode-7, Super Mario 64 , Game Boy, DS, Wii. The 3DS rightly deserves a place among the pantheon of iconic Nintendo innovations. Who better than the Grandmaster of Gaming to take us through our first tentative steps in the autostereoscopic realm.

The Nintendo 3DS is a fantastic piece of technology to own. The impact it's impressive 3D capabilities have on first viewing will live long in the memory. It really is one of those moments which will stand out as a defining one when reliving your gaming highlights.

The new 3ds is awesome. It's not a huge step up from the previous gen, it's what the previous gen should have been. Extreme butoden is great, best dragon ball game that has come out for many years

While others are only just getting their first "hands-on" previews of Nintendo's brand new 3DS handheld, ButtonMasher's Man in Japan 8-bit has got his hands on a hot launch console in Japan and kindly agreed to share his thoughts with us – the first Nintendo 3DS review published in New Zealand!