Since 2012, Nintendo 3DS has offered visitors an interactive experience: sound formation in nine languages, high -quality images of exhibitions and the history of the palace. The geographical location function was particularly valuable, which helped navigate a large museum with an area of 73,000 m². The program contained more than 700 audio recording such as Mona Lisa and Venus Miloskaya, and 3D working models, as well as adapted tours for people with restrictions.
The reason for refusing is the aging of 3DS: Nintendo stopped supporting console repairs due to lack of spare parts. Fans are wondering if the Nintendo Switch application or a traditional sound guide will replace the application. Some hopes that unique consoles, including special new 3DS XL, will not be destroyed, but will be transferred to collectors.
Source: Ferra
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