You don't actually need the AR cards that come with the 3DS. You can print copies, or even use copies that appear on your computer screen or mobile phone, as long as ...

As Nintendo's final standalone handheld, its 3DS was packed full of gimmicks to entice the curious mind. There were plenty of 3DS games, of course, but even if you didn't have many games, the console ...

3DS AR Cards is a free app, which gives you digital versions of all the new Nintendo handheld’s augmented reality cards. So rather than carrying the things around with you, you can just whip out your ...

The 3DS uses small credit-card sized augmented reality (AR) cards for the title AR Games, but Nintendo is currently developing AR cards that are able to reproduce life-sized characters. Here Nintendo ...

The Nintendo 3DS might be long gone, but its games live on. Some of them are also hard to find and expensive as heck to buy.

Here’s something we don’t see often enough—companies making use of the AR functionality of the Nintendo 3DS. Namco Bandai’s 2014 basketball game Kuroko’s Basketball: Miraculous Victory will also have ...

Looks like somebody was taking notes when Joel used his iPhone as a Nintendo 3DS AR Card, as an application has turned up on the Android marketplace doing just that ...