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# SpotPass & StreetPass wireless Dual 3D cameras 640x480 Glasses-free 3D gaming Nintendo 3DS Aqua Blue [video game]

**Price:** € 16.54
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## Summary

> 🎮 Dive into the future of handheld gaming—3D thrills, social chills, and endless adventures await!

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- **What is this?** Nintendo 3DS Aqua Blue [video game]
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## Key Features

- • **Capture Life in 3D:** Snap stunning 3D photos with dual outer cameras and relive moments like never before.
- • **Kid-Friendly Controls:** Parental Controls let you customize 3D settings, ensuring safe play for younger gamers.
- • **Seamless Social Gaming:** Connect effortlessly with other players via SpotPass and StreetPass for exclusive content and surprises.
- • **Immersive Glasses-Free 3D:** Adjust your 3D depth slider for personalized, eye-popping visuals without any extra gear.
- • **All-in-One Entertainment Hub:** Enjoy built-in apps like Face Raiders, Mii Maker, and Nintendo 3DS Sound for nonstop fun beyond gaming.

## Overview

The Nintendo 3DS Aqua Blue is a cutting-edge handheld console featuring glasses-free 3D gameplay with an adjustable depth slider, dual 3D cameras for immersive photo capture, and advanced wireless connectivity through SpotPass and StreetPass. It comes loaded with fun built-in software and parental controls, making it a versatile entertainment device for gamers of all ages.

## Description

Nintendo 3DS - Aqua Blue Modern handheld gaming has long been dominated by Nintendo and Sony. Each hardware manufacturer has multiple viable offerings derived either directly, or evolving from the respective DS and PlayStation Portable product lines. All of these devices are impressive multifunctional devices, with designs meant to encourage gameplay on the go, integration with the Internet, backwards compatibility to previous games, and so on, but each goes about this in different ways. Taking a few minutes to examine the main features, and getting more familiar with available options, accessories and possible limitations of each handheld is the optimal way to determine which is the best choice for a player. The wireless revolution in personal electronics has made online functionality and connectivity to the Internet a huge focus in handheld gaming. Every handheld console has an online arena that has either been built specifically for it, or that has been adapted to suit the needs of online players. By utilizing these portals players can greatly expand their chosen platform's potential, maximize gaming fun and increase the overall entertainment value of their devices. The Nintendo eShop is your one-stop shop for exciting downloadable games, videos, applications, and so much more. Discover all-new 3D software, plus legendary titles from gaming past remastered in 3D. Revisit with classic portable "Virtual Console" games starring Mario, Link, many other faces from the Nintendo catalog of games. Gain access to hundreds of previously released DSiWare games, applications and much more. Browsing the Nintendo eShop is incredibly easy, and fun. Find any title in seconds, then view screenshots, game info, and even video to help you make your purchase. You'll even find details and 3D video of Nintendo 3DS games available at retail stores. All games are able to be saved in your own custom wishlist so you can always remember the titles you want to get. DSiWare through the DSi Shop is a service that allows DSi players to download games and applications directly to their handheld console in exchange for DSi Points purchased through a local retailer. Experience new and innovative gameplay, fresh takes on the classics-and much more. Just shop, download, and enjoy. Visiting the DSi Shop is easy, just establish wireless broadband connection, click on the Nintendo DSi Shop icon from your menu screen and browse the shop and use Nintendo DSi Points. Games and applications can be saved to SD cards (sold separately). PlayStation Network is an all access pass not only to a world of gaming, but also one of entertainment at-large. The service is 100% free, only requiring a PlayStation handheld (or a PS3) and a broadband connection to the Internet Once you are in visit the PlayStation Store where users can download games, first run and classic movies, previews, DLC add-ons for games, game demos, music and original PlayStation oriented streaming video content. Purchases can be made using a credit card or a PlayStation Network Card purchased offline. Content can be stored on external media or within the hard drive of the PSPgo. * Existing Netflix unlimited membership account required.

Review: DS 2.0 - When it has came down to video games in all, no one has ever duplicated the influence, and dynamic gameplay that Nintendo has shown over the years. They have hit it big over 25 years since they came around making the original NES system, and they are hitting it out of the ballpark again. WIth the success around the Nintendo DS since the system came around in 2004, it has really changed the way we play video games on the go, and has shown with a simple touch, we can score big against Bowser in New Super Mario Brothers, we can sharpen our minds in Brain Age, and even more joy with it. Yet when Nintendo came around with the DSi a couple of years ago, it also borrowed some great pages from the Wii, and how we can get original fun all in just a simple video game download. Yet, that incarnation of the DS was actually fun, yet somehow deeply overshadowed. Now, they are about to take on the next dimension, and honestly it is worth the money. The all-new Nintendo 3DS, brings in more fierceness and excitement that we all have loved from the Nintendo DS, into the next dimension. It looks absolutely great, and improves greatly in so many ways from the feel of the Nintendo DSi top to bottom by not just the touch, but the gameplay as well. The system has so many features on it, whether it is playing 3DS games on a AR card, like thehands on game targets, which absolutely looked bold and vivid, as you try to shoot and score against bulls-eyes and a eye-popping dragon. All of that through the vivid eyes on a AR card, or great games like the simple Pilotwings Resort, where you can fly your way to the highest of ranks all in a simple hang glider or rocket pack. It is also really strong in backwards gameplay with the original Nintendo DS era. It also improves greatly in compatability from the DSi, so you can easily transfer those titles you've downloaded from the Nintendo DSi and also store new ones in the system through the e-shop. Whether it is downloading DSi favorites like Art Style: Base 10, or getting the feel of experiencing classic from the original Game Boy era, where you can download classics like Super Mario Land. It handles well in that, and also in music playback. Now, you can include and playback your favorite MP3 music downloads whether it is from Rhapsody or desertcart in a simple SD Card. A really great improvement from the DSi, where you were limited to having music playback only in the AAC format (mostly found in Itunes.) What I also like about it is also the enhanced gameplay with others, even on-the-spot when you duking it out in games like Super Street Fighter IV via streetpass. It really is very exciting. Yet, with all the enhancements that Nintendo has brought into the 3DS, there are a few faults, but minor ones for the system. The main one is really the battery life. It has a bit lower battery life in the system, for every time you need to recharge it. Unlike the Nintendo DS Lite or DSi, you only have a battery life that does last around 8 hours, for every charge you make into it, and a longer charging time too. Which can lead to some gamers wanting to just get a bit frustrated, waiting for it to fully charge for nearly 4 hours, and then take it on the go. But those are very small complaints about the system. Through it all, The Nintendo 3DS is a great buy top to bottom for any die hard Nintendo fan. I had a lot of fun trying it out, and I was absolutely impressed with the gameplay. It really takes on a whole new life, and everything we all love about the Nintendo DS into the next dimension of fun. I really recommend it a whole lot in gameplay & fun. Whether it is in blue or vivid black for your choice, you really do get what your buying in the Nintendo 3DS. If you've loved the original DS over the years, it is time to step into that next level of fun with the Nintendo 3DS and be blown away. Graphics: A Sound: A Gameplay: A- Control: A- Fun & Enjoyment: A Compatability with DS & DSi: A- Price: B+ Overall: A-
Review: NINTENDO 3DS IS THE BEST HANDHELD EVER!!! - The Nintendo 3DS is a marvelous piece of technology that does many things. Here's what I rate each of its features: GAMES: 10 out of 10 The games I've tried so far are ASTOUNDING, even with the 3D turned off! They are much better then Nintendo DS games, and I'd even go out and say they are better graphics then the PSP games I've played. 3D: 10 out of 10 The 3D on this console is AMAZING! It is really 3D, and not some cheap gimmick. I've heard many people complain about the 3D being blurry, but if you hold it center to your face, it looks great! And if that doesn't work for you, turn 3D off. The system is marvelous and has many things on it that look superb even in 2D. 3DS CAMERA: 8 out of 10 The Nintendo 3DS has 3 cameras. Two of them take 3D pictures, and one takes pictures of the player facing the screen. The cameras are not good quality. I've seen a few cell phones that are better. But you can take 3D PHOTOS! I'd take a almost decent 3D Photo then a average 2D goo photo. I'd give the camera a 4, but the way you can edit photos and see them in 3D makes it an 8. 3DS SOUND: 10 out of 10 One of my favorite things about the Nintendo 3DS is the 3DS Sound. You can listen to your favorite tunes by putting them on the SD card, or you can fool around and record all sorts of things in 10 second clips. I really like it, and you can close the Nintendo 3DS and put headphones in and the music will still play in them with the system in sleep mode and in your pocket. MII MAKER: 9 out of 10 The Mii Maker is just like the Wii's only better! You can make mini people of you or your friends and even use them in games. Unfortunately, the facial, color, and hair features you can choose from is still limited, despite almost doubling the Wii's amount of choices. And making a Mii based off a picture stinks. The Mii looks NOTHING like the person you photographed. Stick to good old fashon "starting from scratch". Some people you make on the Mii turn out well. Some turn out OK. Some turn out horrible. It's not perfect, which is why I give it a 9. FACE RAIDERS: 10 out of 10 Face Raiders is COOL! You take a picture of someone and the game puts them in a helmet that you have to shoot at. The helmet enemy even makes the photo open thier mouth, wink, dance, and more! It looks truly cool! You can even take a picture of inanimate objects and put them in the helmet. I took a picture of Captain Falcon's icon on Super Smahs Bros Brawl and took a picture of a treadmill! It is very fun! AR GAMES: 10 out of 10 Imagine Mario staning on you bed. With AR cards, you can do that. These cards allow you to see your Mii's, Mario, Samus, Toon Link, Kirby, and Pikmin in real life. You can also take 3D photos of them! There are AR Games too, like Archery, AR Shot, and Fishing. It all so very cool! OTHER THINGS.... WI-FI: I've only used it to get Victini on my Pokemon White which is an event and it picked up my internet just fine. I haven't had a problem with it. READING DS GAMES: The system has read my DS games just fine. The only downside is that it either lets you view the games in original DS screen size, or 3DS screen size. I think the original DS screen size is way too small (I've had DS LITE for 2 years and never saw the screens of the original) and the 3DS screen one is stretched to fit the screen. But I've gotten totally used to the 3DS size screen. SD CARD THAT COMES WITH THE SYSTEM: Works brillantly, but I'm going to upgrade because it can't fit my 200+ songs I want to put on my Nintendo 3DS sound. MY PERSONAL RATING OF THE SYSTEM: 30 out of 10 This system is beyond my expectations!!! Get a Nintendo 3DS! You won't regret it!

## Features

- Nintendo 3DS offers a new way to play, 3D without the need for special glasses. The 3D Depth Slider lets your determine how much 3D you want to see.
- Play 3D games and take 3D pictures with Nintendo 3DS. One inner camera and two outer cameras. Resolutions are 640 x 480 for each camera. Lens are single focus and uses the CMOS capture element.
- Connect to a deeper wireless experience with SpotPass and StreetPass, giving you more exclusive content and connecting you with other Nintendo 3DS users
- Complete with an adjustable stylus, 6 AR cards, and fun built-in software such as Face Raiders, Nintendo 3DS Sound, and the Mii Maker application
- Use Parental Controls to restrict 3D mode for children 6 and under

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B002I090AG |
| Best Sellers Rank | #16,243 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #22 in Nintendo 3DS & 2DS Consoles |
| Brand Name | Nintendo |
| Color | Aqua Blue |
| Compatible Flash Memory Type | SDHC |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,941) |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00045496719227 |
| Input Device | Gamepad |
| Item Weight | 0.5 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Nintendo |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CTR-S-BAAA |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 2 GB |
| Model Number | CTRSBAAA |
| Platform | Nintendo 3DS |
| Resolution | 240p |
| UPC | 045496719227 999996278022 763615836289 |

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does it come with a Charger**
A: I googled it, and it pulled up a page that says a 3ds does come with a charger cord as well as the sd card.

**Q: would the charger and pen be included with the console/**
A: Yeah, they come with a charger and stylus.

**Q: Does it work with ds games?**
A: Yeah, it works will all DS games.

**Q: can nintendo dsl 3d games be played on the nintendo 3d system?**
A: I'm not sure what you're asking.  I'm not sure what a "DSL 3d game" is, nor what a "Nintendo 3d system" is.  All Nintendo DS games can be played on any 3DS system, and of course any 3DS game can also be played on any 3DS system, but I'm not sure if that answers your question or not.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ DS 2.0
*by M***R on March 27, 2011*

When it has came down to video games in all, no one has ever duplicated the influence, and dynamic gameplay that Nintendo has shown over the years. They have hit it big over 25 years since they came around making the original NES system, and they are hitting it out of the ballpark again. WIth the success around the Nintendo DS since the system came around in 2004, it has really changed the way we play video games on the go, and has shown with a simple touch, we can score big against Bowser in New Super Mario Brothers, we can sharpen our minds in Brain Age, and even more joy with it. Yet when Nintendo came around with the DSi a couple of years ago, it also borrowed some great pages from the Wii, and how we can get original fun all in just a simple video game download. Yet, that incarnation of the DS was actually fun, yet somehow deeply overshadowed. Now, they are about to take on the next dimension, and honestly it is worth the money. The all-new Nintendo 3DS, brings in more fierceness and excitement that we all have loved from the Nintendo DS, into the next dimension. It looks absolutely great, and improves greatly in so many ways from the feel of the Nintendo DSi top to bottom by not just the touch, but the gameplay as well. The system has so many features on it, whether it is playing 3DS games on a AR card, like thehands on game targets, which absolutely looked bold and vivid, as you try to shoot and score against bulls-eyes and a eye-popping dragon. All of that through the vivid eyes on a AR card, or great games like the simple Pilotwings Resort, where you can fly your way to the highest of ranks all in a simple hang glider or rocket pack. It is also really strong in backwards gameplay with the original Nintendo DS era. It also improves greatly in compatability from the DSi, so you can easily transfer those titles you've downloaded from the Nintendo DSi and also store new ones in the system through the e-shop. Whether it is downloading DSi favorites like Art Style: Base 10, or getting the feel of experiencing classic from the original Game Boy era, where you can download classics like Super Mario Land. It handles well in that, and also in music playback. Now, you can include and playback your favorite MP3 music downloads whether it is from Rhapsody or Amazon in a simple SD Card. A really great improvement from the DSi, where you were limited to having music playback only in the AAC format (mostly found in Itunes.) What I also like about it is also the enhanced gameplay with others, even on-the-spot when you duking it out in games like Super Street Fighter IV via streetpass. It really is very exciting. Yet, with all the enhancements that Nintendo has brought into the 3DS, there are a few faults, but minor ones for the system. The main one is really the battery life. It has a bit lower battery life in the system, for every time you need to recharge it. Unlike the Nintendo DS Lite or DSi, you only have a battery life that does last around 8 hours, for every charge you make into it, and a longer charging time too. Which can lead to some gamers wanting to just get a bit frustrated, waiting for it to fully charge for nearly 4 hours, and then take it on the go. But those are very small complaints about the system. Through it all, The Nintendo 3DS is a great buy top to bottom for any die hard Nintendo fan. I had a lot of fun trying it out, and I was absolutely impressed with the gameplay. It really takes on a whole new life, and everything we all love about the Nintendo DS into the next dimension of fun. I really recommend it a whole lot in gameplay & fun. Whether it is in blue or vivid black for your choice, you really do get what your buying in the Nintendo 3DS. If you've loved the original DS over the years, it is time to step into that next level of fun with the Nintendo 3DS and be blown away. Graphics: A Sound: A Gameplay: A- Control: A- Fun & Enjoyment: A Compatability with DS & DSi: A- Price: B+ Overall: A-

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ NINTENDO 3DS IS THE BEST HANDHELD EVER!!!
*by S***G on April 7, 2011*

The Nintendo 3DS is a marvelous piece of technology that does many things. Here's what I rate each of its features: GAMES: 10 out of 10 The games I've tried so far are ASTOUNDING, even with the 3D turned off! They are much better then Nintendo DS games, and I'd even go out and say they are better graphics then the PSP games I've played. 3D: 10 out of 10 The 3D on this console is AMAZING! It is really 3D, and not some cheap gimmick. I've heard many people complain about the 3D being blurry, but if you hold it center to your face, it looks great! And if that doesn't work for you, turn 3D off. The system is marvelous and has many things on it that look superb even in 2D. 3DS CAMERA: 8 out of 10 The Nintendo 3DS has 3 cameras. Two of them take 3D pictures, and one takes pictures of the player facing the screen. The cameras are not good quality. I've seen a few cell phones that are better. But you can take 3D PHOTOS! I'd take a almost decent 3D Photo then a average 2D goo photo. I'd give the camera a 4, but the way you can edit photos and see them in 3D makes it an 8. 3DS SOUND: 10 out of 10 One of my favorite things about the Nintendo 3DS is the 3DS Sound. You can listen to your favorite tunes by putting them on the SD card, or you can fool around and record all sorts of things in 10 second clips. I really like it, and you can close the Nintendo 3DS and put headphones in and the music will still play in them with the system in sleep mode and in your pocket. MII MAKER: 9 out of 10 The Mii Maker is just like the Wii's only better! You can make mini people of you or your friends and even use them in games. Unfortunately, the facial, color, and hair features you can choose from is still limited, despite almost doubling the Wii's amount of choices. And making a Mii based off a picture stinks. The Mii looks NOTHING like the person you photographed. Stick to good old fashon "starting from scratch". Some people you make on the Mii turn out well. Some turn out OK. Some turn out horrible. It's not perfect, which is why I give it a 9. FACE RAIDERS: 10 out of 10 Face Raiders is COOL! You take a picture of someone and the game puts them in a helmet that you have to shoot at. The helmet enemy even makes the photo open thier mouth, wink, dance, and more! It looks truly cool! You can even take a picture of inanimate objects and put them in the helmet. I took a picture of Captain Falcon's icon on Super Smahs Bros Brawl and took a picture of a treadmill! It is very fun! AR GAMES: 10 out of 10 Imagine Mario staning on you bed. With AR cards, you can do that. These cards allow you to see your Mii's, Mario, Samus, Toon Link, Kirby, and Pikmin in real life. You can also take 3D photos of them! There are AR Games too, like Archery, AR Shot, and Fishing. It all so very cool! OTHER THINGS.... WI-FI: I've only used it to get Victini on my Pokemon White which is an event and it picked up my internet just fine. I haven't had a problem with it. READING DS GAMES: The system has read my DS games just fine. The only downside is that it either lets you view the games in original DS screen size, or 3DS screen size. I think the original DS screen size is way too small (I've had DS LITE for 2 years and never saw the screens of the original) and the 3DS screen one is stretched to fit the screen. But I've gotten totally used to the 3DS size screen. SD CARD THAT COMES WITH THE SYSTEM: Works brillantly, but I'm going to upgrade because it can't fit my 200+ songs I want to put on my Nintendo 3DS sound. MY PERSONAL RATING OF THE SYSTEM: 30 out of 10 This system is beyond my expectations!!! Get a Nintendo 3DS! You won't regret it!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ >.< SHINY!
*by C***S on March 29, 2011*

ITS SO FREAKIN PRETTY! ITS UBER SHINY! And the clear coating over it all is so sleek XD! The pictures honestly dont even do the Aqua Blue 3DS justice. I have not seen the Black 3DS in person yet, but i can imagine it looks amazing aswell...but probably not nearly as shiny. Well, since its not just shiny-ness that matters, I can safetly say that i am not dissapointed at all about buying the 3DS, all the hype deffinately lives up to the 3DS. I was amazed when I started the system up and saw the 3D for the first time, it really appears as if the screen is a window into the gaming world. That being said it isnt really pop-out 3d as much as depth, like I said about it being a window; but I cant really say for sure since i havnt played many games on it yet, so they might have games with more pop-outish visuals. I have read that some people have trouble finding the "sweet-spot" and keeping in it and or having strain from it, but for me, i found it instantaneously, nor do i have a problem staying in it, and I have no problems with any eye-strain at all. ^(^o^)^ The system feels so solid and nice in the hands, and looks it aswell. The slide pad took a little breakinging in(thanks to SSFIV 3D) to make it fluid and glide nicely, but it feels really nice and is great for precise movements, glad Nintendo added it...VERY VERY glad. The D-Pad is a tad loose feeling, and not as wide and stiff as the DS Phat's was unfortunately(But I dont see myself using it much anyhow besides for menus). All the Face Buttons and the L&R buttons feel amazing and are clicky...but I think the Start/Home/Select buttons were porely designed since the are covered by one long thin piece of plastic, I could see it pealing at the edges over time if someone is rough on it. One thing that I really like are the cameras. Yeah...sure they do not really offer the highest quality pictures(barely acceptable compared to smartphones nowadays), but they do allow you to be really creative by taking 3d pictures(and videos coming with an update someday)and add various effects and nik-naks. Its so fun going around outside or inside being really creative in your photography and being amazed at the results(if the lighting is good) when you sit down and view all your work...IN 3D YO! But I love photography, so maybe im just a little more excited about taking pictures then the Average Joe...up to how much you enjoy photography probably? The games, probably the main reason why most people would want the 3DS, while there are a couple great launch titles, most of the launch titles are probably well deserving of Passable, but what can you do, their launch titles.. developers havnt had much time with the games, so not all are going to be great...trust mah. The AR games and Games/minigames loaded on the system are awesome...oh how funny it is to play Face Raiders XD So you will probably have more fun with them then most the launch titles. The 3DS has SO MUCH potential for the future games, its a Nintendo console...Its a Nintendo console with 3D!(sorry for sounding so fan-boyish) It already has a very impressive list of games in developement.. The Graphics are great, nice and smooth. Its hard to judge the range of what graphics it can handle, cause some games are very unimpressive graphically, while games like Resident Evil Revalations look freakin amazing and near-360 graphics... But really, it doesnt matter how great the graphics are, because its the quality of the game and the gameplay, not just visuals that makes a game great. Although, I do certainly agree that higher graphics gives developers the ability to broaden there vision withought feeling held back. Which IMO the 3DS's graphics are quite adequate enough, Aswell as it's resolution. To wrap it all up, I do not regret at all buying this system, even though we all know they will have a slightly updated/better designed out within a year or two(Oh Nintendo....well atleast there not as bad as Apple about that) cause there are a few things that could/should be improved. The possibillities and creativity the 3ds offers is more then enough to satisfy me and many others. I just hope they stop putting 3D in all the game titles, makes them sound so gimmicky and un-origanol...please...stop.. Well, the 3DS rocks, and all you haters can get over it.."Haters gonna hate." LOL YAY *Oooooh bet they feel bad now!...lol* Sorry for the uber long review(even though I didnt talk about many great features, such as streetpass and spotpass.), just wanted to put my views, possibly over positive views on the system out for others that may feel the same, or are considering buying one. PEACE!

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