Nintendo can't repair your New 3DS because it ran out of parts

Nintendo has officially stopped offering repairs for the New Nintendo 3DS due to a lack of replacement parts, marking the end of an era for the handheld.

Nintendo recently announced their inability to provide repairs for the New Nintendo 3DS after depleting their stock of replacement parts, reflecting its decade-long hardware lifecycle.

As Nintendo phases out repairs for the 2DS and New 3DS LL, players are encouraged to be cautious with their aging hardware and explore third-party repair options.

With over 75 million units sold by 2020, the 3DS line had a significant impact on the handheld gaming market, but official support is now coming to an end.

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