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Augmenting your 3DS reality just got a bit simpler attributable to an Android app

Before we proceed any longer, you owe it to yourself to take a look at our 3DS review or the video after the break as a way to fully comprehend what Nintendo’s augmented reality cards mean for 3DS gaming. We’ll wait here, take it slow. Now that everybody’s fully on top of things, an enterprising dev has prepare an app that comes with all of Ninty’s add-in cards for its soon-to-be-launched handheld, allowing you to stash them to your Android smartphone and freeing up more pocket space for game cartridges and bubble gum. The descriptively titled 3DS AR Cards app costs nothing to possess, though we’re sure its maker will appreciate a note of thanks for those who finally end up using it.

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