Will Anyone Buy a 3D Nintendo DS?

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Will Anyone Buy a 3D Nintendo DS? Nintendo says a 3D version of its Nintendo DS is coming out next year--but does anyone really care about 3D? This week I discuss the no-glasses technology that Nintendo's developing for its handheld gaming console and explore the implications. - Matt Peckham, PCWorld More From Game On Sony Zaps PlayStation 3 'Install Other OS' Feature The latest PS3 firmware update removes a longstanding option to install Linux on the system, cutting off homebrew hackers and research scientists alike. Review: Nintendo DSi XL, for Some Eyes Only Nintendo's super-sized DSi makes images bigger and text easier to read, but trades handheld comfort and visual fidelity. Mass Effect 2 DLC Adds Master Thief, New Missions BioWare delivers two new Mass Effect 2 DLC packs for its hit PC and Xbox 360 sci-fi RPG and teases a major third due out in early April. Gaming News Will Anyone Buy a 3D Nintendo DS? 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