  A new look at the Nintendo 3DS  Two years since its release,
CVG compiles the most comprehensive analysis of the handheld yet
For a company with a remarkable history of sure-fire handheld
success stories, the 3DS roller-coaster ride may have left
Nintendo feeling a little uneasy.   Nintendo's 3D handheld has
had to fight its way through a lengthy barren release period, a
deeply troubling early price drop, lower-than-expected sales in
the west and the constant barrage of debate about whether
mobiles have killed handhelds.  Yet the system has ultimately
come out on top, with over 30 million units sold worldwide and a
game library with few gaps in its repertoire. The achievement is
hard to over estimate: This is the same market that has barely
noticed Sony's PS Vita at all.  So, should you buy one?  This
week sees in the two-year anniversary of the 3DS's launch, and
to mark the occasion CVG has provided an extensive new look at
the system, with a top-to-bottom analysis on every possible
facet of the machine.