The 3DS just keeps getting better.

According to the Japanese newspaper Nikkei, as reported by AndriaSang, the 3DS will feature software installs. This allows users to install their 3DS games to the device's internal memory, and can run these games from its internal memory, eliminating the need to carry game cartridges with you.

Nintendo has packed 3DS with so many features that it's not even promoting some of the major ones. Today's Nikkei detailed one such silent feature: software install.

According to the paper, gamers will be able copy 3DS software to internal memory. Multiple games can be stored with the system in this fashion. You'll be able to switch between games by selecting a title from the system's main menu.

The paper notes that due to this feature, there'll be no need to swap cartridges. When outside of the home, you won't need to carry game cartridges with you.

Nikkei is a financial paper, so it obviously didn't get into the specifics on how this installation system will work. We'll have to wait for Nintendo to provide clarification

Akira_EX via andriasang.com »