Gaming > Consoles & PCs 31 31 people found this article helpful Does the Nintendo 3DS or 2DS Have a Built-In Alarm Clock? Game late but make it to class on time By Nadia Oxford Nadia Oxford Twitter Writer William Lyon Mackenzie Collegiate Institute Nadia Oxford is a former Lifewire writer with 10+ years' experience. Her articles have appeared in Pocket Games Magazine, Play Magazine, Game Pro, IGN and others. lifewire's editorial guidelines Updated on December 5, 2019 Tweet Share Email crisy_gaming/Flickr Tweet Share Email Consoles & PCs Xbox Buyer's Guide So you stayed up late playing your favorite game and aren't sure you'll make it to class on time in the morning. It would be super convenient to set an alarm on your 3DS or 2DS before closing it for the night. Unfortunately, neither the Nintendo 3DS nor the 2DS has a built-in alarm clock. The 3DS XL doesn't have one either. However, you can download the Mario Clock and the Photo Clock apps from the Nintendo 3DS eShop. Both apps are also downloadable at the Nintendo DSi Shop for the DSi at the same price. Photo Clock The Photo Clock lets you use pictures from your Nintendo DSi or 3DS photo albums as backgrounds. You can set up to three different alarms with snooze functionality, select either an analog or digital clock, and assign a preset ring or use a sound you create in Nintendo DSi Sound. Mario Clock The Mario Clock lets you play around in Mario’s world and collect coins. You can use it to program up to three different alarms with snooze functionality. The clock is based on the original Super Mario Bros. game. Like Photo Clock, Mario Clock includes both analog and digital clock options that use the system's internal clock. Assign your favorite Mario-related sound to the alarm or use one you create in the Nintendo DSi Sound application. Both clocks’ alarms work when the 3DS and the DSi are closed — in sleep mode — but if you exit the apps before engaging sleep mode, the alarms won’t go off. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Subscribe Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit