3DS Themes Available Now

By Alex Osborn

Nintendo's handheld has just received a new system update that adds a very nifty feature. Now 3DS owners can customize the system's Home Menu to their liking.

The update includes a total of five pre-installed themes that users can try out right now. While these free ones aren't particularly exciting—offering little more than a color swap—gamers willing to shell out a bit of cash can also purchase premium themes from Nintendo's online store. 

I for one am eyeing the Zelda: A Link Between Worlds theme.

System Update 9.0 also adds pop-out notifications, which prompt you with SpotPass notifications over the Home Screen. Nothing groundbreaking but a welcomed addition nonetheless.

Alex Osborn
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