Nintendo's announcement of a new handheld system dubbed the Nintendo 2DS, a revision of its Nintendo 3DS but without the stereoscopic 3D display feature, was met with bewilderment this morning. Based on name alone, the system sounds like a generational step backward from the 3DS, touting the feature that it "plays in 2D," just like every other Nintendo handheld system to date.
The Nintendo 2DS still plays 3DS games (and "more than 2,000" games...