10th April 2012 – As part of an ongoing partnership between Nintendo Co., Ltd and the Louvre Museum in Paris, the most visited art museum in the world, Nintendo will be providing the Louvre with ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. @mayplaystv/TikTok / Adobe Stock After over a decade, French art museum the Louvre has retired its Nintendo 3DS audio guides.

Let's face it, the audio tours in museums could use a technology upgrade. While listening to the facts and stories behind each exhibit read by a D-list celebrity is still a mainstay of any noteworthy ...

One of the most interesting tidbits from the life of the Nintendo 3DS was the fact that it was used as a digital audio tour guide for the iconic French museum The Louvre. That said, with smartphones ...

In France, people who visit The Louvre museum can pay to use a New NIntendo 3DS system as an audio guide to the exhibits and attractions. However, there’s now an end date for that service. The ...

In a few months, you'll no longer be able to rent a Nintendo 3DS to guide you around the Louvre and tell you about the pieces exhibited in it. The website Nintendo Everything has spotted a notice in ...

At many museums, one can rent audio devices that act as tour guides, to help lead the way and explain what one is looking at. The Louvre, easily one of the famous museums in the world, was one such ...

Back in 2012, Nintendo partnered with the Louvre museum in Paris to offer visitors an interactive guide to the museum's treasure trove of famous art. But for those without the means to travel to ...

is not a game. When I first booted up the guide, I worked through a front end tutorial. No complaints about Nintendo doing too much handholding here—the tutorial is wrapped up within a minute. The ...

After over a decade, French art museum the Louvre has retired its Nintendo 3DS audio guides. Museum-goers grieve the end of the nostalgic partnership. Starting in 2012, Louvre guests could rent a 3DS ...