Here's What Wordle Looks Like On a 3DS

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Playing Wordle on the go isn't a big deal in this day and age, with the vast majority of gamers being able to fire up their mobile phones to log on to the New York Times-owned puzzle page. However, it's not hard to imagine how things might have been different not too long ago.

While mobile phones have been used for gaming for quite some time, the Nintendo 3DS provided players with a way to enjoy games on the go without draining their personal phones. Even though the Nintendo 3DS eShop is set to shut down, a 3DS owner has now shown the world what Wordle could have looked like if it came out for Nintendo's handheld gaming system.

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Redditor Krissy980980 shared a photo of their own Nintendo 3DS, which shows the screen running 'DS Wordle.' The split screen nature of the Nintendo 3DS is used to great effect here, with the top screen displaying the user's six tries while the bottom screen displays a keyboard to enter them. While not demonstrated, the 3DS stylus would probably be very nice to have here, as it would make typing a breeze.

The users responding to the post expressed a bit of envy and curiosity, wondering how the user got it on their 3DS. They explained that while it's a playable game, it can only be accessed by modding a Nintendo 3DS. While users might be intrigued by this possibility, modding a Nintendo 3DS comes with risks, so it might be best to simply stick with what's available freely on the internet.

While there's no official Wordle app for the Nintendo 3DS or Switch, it's not hard to imagine it having a home on one of the consoles. The Nintendo handhelds have hosted quite a number of puzzle games over the years, including its own brand of brain teasers under the