Nintendo DS & 3DS Family Checklist
Every Nintendo DS and 3DS console, from the original DS "Phat" to the New 2DS XL. See which models collectors on Save All already own.
Nintendo DS ("Phat", NTR-001)
2004
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2 photosNintendo 3DS XL / LL (SPR-001)
2012
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Nintendo 2DS (FTR-001)
2013
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New Nintendo 3DS (KTR-001)
2014
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New Nintendo 3DS XL / LL (RED-001)
2014
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New Nintendo 2DS XL / LL (JAN-001)
2017
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About this checklist
Nintendo launched the DS in 2004 with two screens, one of them a touch screen. The slimmer DS Lite followed in 2006, the DSi added cameras and downloadable DSiWare in 2008, and the bigger DSi XL arrived in 2009. Nintendo reports about 154 million units sold for the DS family.
The Nintendo 3DS of 2011 brought glasses-free 3D. It was followed by the 3DS XL, the slate-shaped 2DS without 3D, the New 3DS and New 3DS XL with an extra control stick, and finally the New 2DS XL in 2017. The 3DS family sold about 76 million units.
Each model shows real photos from collectors on Save All and how many of them own it. The model code on the back of the console (for example USG-001 or CTR-001) tells the models apart; keep it in the title when you add a console in the app.
Frequently asked questions
What is a DS Phat?
It is the collectors' nickname for the original Nintendo DS (NTR-001, 2004), named for its thicker body compared with the DS Lite (2006).
How do I tell the DS and 3DS models apart?
By the model code on the back: NTR-001 (DS), USG-001 (DS Lite), TWL-001 (DSi), UTL-001 (DSi XL), CTR-001 (3DS), SPR-001 (3DS XL), FTR-001 (2DS), KTR-001 (New 3DS), RED-001 (New 3DS XL) and JAN-001 (New 2DS XL).
How many Nintendo DS and 3DS consoles were sold?
Nintendo reports about 154 million units for the DS family and about 76 million for the 3DS family.