Nintendo offers a selection of consoles, in different shapes and sizes, all of which can play Nintendo 3DS games.The lineup, as you'll see on store shelves today:Nintendo 2DS ($79) вЂ” Not only is it the cheapest option, but it comes with a game pre-installed. Meanwhile, the cheapest member of the Nintendo 3DS family of systems costs $79.Wait, 'family' of systems? Stick with me here, because this is where it gets a little complicated. A smaller variant of 3DS XL, this console has 2 screens.The Nintendo Switch costs $299. At Target, youвЂ™ll find the latest Nintendo DS with your favorite games and cool accessories. With Nintendo 3DS, youвЂ™ll enter a whole new dimension. We think you will find the standards for Authentic Nintendo Refurbished Products are VERY high.Nintendo has always pushed the boundaries to provide the best gaming experience.

The only real trade-off is that you lose that same glasses-less 3D feature. It boasts a clamshell design, so you can fold it up and shove it in a pocket or backpack without worrying about damaging the screen. The drawbacks: It doesn't offer Nintendo's neat glasses-less 3D feature (if that's what you're into), you can't scan Nintendo's Amiibo figurines without a dongle, and it doesn't support buying and downloading classic Super Nintendo games like 'Super Mario World,' as the others do.New Nintendo 2DS XL ($150)В вЂ”В The most recent addition to the line, and probably the best balance between power and price on the menu.

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