The Nintendo 3DS, while visually similar to its predecessor, the DS, introduced significant technological advancements, such as glasses-free 3D and improved hardware. It maintained popularity through exclusive games, including titles like Pokemon X and Y, and was backward compatible with Nintendo DS games. Marketed alongside updated models like the "New" Nintendo 3DS and 2DS, the device sold 75.94 million units. Though it didn't reach the DS's sales heights, its legacy and unique gaming experiences solidified its status in gaming lore, especially as the successor Switch lacks backward compatibility.
The Nintendo 3DS, a successor to the DS, features significant hardware improvements including glasses-free 3D and camera support, enriching gameplay experiences.
Despite not matching the DS in sales, the 3DS achieved 75.94 million lifetime sales, supported by a robust library, including many exclusives.
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