
If you have a Nintendo New 3DS from way back when, you might want to take a little more care of it from now on. Nintendo has announced that it’s ended repair support for the handheld almost 10 years after it was first released. Why? Because Nintendo has run out of spare parts to fix them.
This news comes from Nintendo's Japanese support team on X, announcing that repair support for the New 3DS ended on August 28. Effectively meaning that anyone who has a damaged or malfunctioning handheld won’t be able to get an official first party repair — even if you’re willing to pay for it.