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|Image=[[File:White New Nintendo 3DS.png|250px]]<br>A white '''New Nintendo 3DS'''.
|Rel='''New Nintendo 3DS'''<br>{{released|Japan|October 11, 2014|Australia|November 21, 2014<ref name="NintendoDirectAus">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uNYEo8YN3I</ref>|Europe|February 13, 2015|South Korea|September 10, 2015<ref>http://www.reinodocogumelo.com/2015/08/new-nintendo-3ds-sera-lancado-na-coreia.html</ref>|USA|September 25, 2015<ref>http://www.nintendo.com/whatsnew/detail/K2zf0kVCs-zIPGKnlu6sTRWrZvaE-EoV</ref>|Canada|September 25, 2015|}} '''New Nintendo 3DS XL'''<br>{{released|Japan|October 11, 2014 (as New Nintendo 3DS LL)|Australia|November 21, 2014<ref name="NintendoDirectAus"></ref>|USA|February 13, 2015|Canada|February 13, 2015|Europe|February 13, 2015|South Korea|May 1, 2015}} '''New Nintendo 2DS XL'''<br>{{released|Australia|June 15, 2017|Japan|July 13, 2017 (as New Nintendo 2DS LL)|South Korea|July 13, 2017|USA|July 28, 2017|Europe|July 28, 2017}}
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[[File:New Nintendo 3DS.svg|175px|left]]The '''New Nintendo 3DS''' is the fourth model of the [[Nintendo 3DS]] family, produced by [[Nintendo]]. One of the console's primary features is an NFC sensor is built-in under the bottom screen, allowing compatibility with the [[amiibo]] line of products without needing the stand peripheral. It was released in Japan on October 11, 2014, Australia and New Zealand on November 21, 2014, Europe on February 13, 2015, and the United States on September 25, 2015. On January 6, 2015, selected European [[Club Nintendo]] owners were invited to buy New Nintendo 3DS Ambassador Edition, a special pre-release bundle of New Nintendo 3DS, for €199.99, with orders shipped as early as January 7, 2015.<ref>[http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2015/01/new_nintendo_3ds_ambassador_editions_already_in_the_hands_of_lucky_buyers New Nintendo 3DS Ambassador Editions Already In The Hands Of Lucky Buyers]. Nintendo Life. Retrieved January 7, 2015.</ref> The graphical capabilities are likened to that of the [[Wii U]].
 
==Features==
The New Nintendo 3DS<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1cwg6mUhAg</ref> was announced on August 28, 2014. In addition to having a more powerful CPU, the New Nintendo 3DS features an improved 3D effect, using the system's gyroscope and cameras to track the location of the player's eyes to sustain the 3D effect. An NFC sensor is built-in under the bottom screen, allowing compatibility with the [[amiibo]] line of products without needing the stand peripheral. Two additional shoulder buttons (ZL and ZR) have been added, alongside a second smaller circle pad above the {{button|3ds|A}}{{button|3ds|B}}{{button|3ds|X}}{{button|3ds|Y}}, the same features added to a standard Nintendo 3DS or 3DS XL with the Circle Pad Pro. The {{button|3ds|START}} and {{button|3ds|SELECT}} buttons have been moved under the {{button|3ds|A}}{{button|3ds|B}}{{button|3ds|X}}{{button|3ds|Y}} buttons, similar to the Nintendo DS Lite and DSi. In addition, the cartridge and stylus slots have been moved to the bottom of the handheld, and the SD card slot has been replaced by a microSD slot on the back of the system which can be accessed by removing the bottom cover.
 
The New Nintendo 3DS models also feature removable back covers on the backs of the top and bottom screens, which can be replaced with custom covers purchased separately. The New Nintendo 3DS also features some changes to the Internet application in that it can now play HTML5 videos. Japanese New Nintendo 3DS models have a web filter pre-activated which can only be removed by paying 30 yen, but the preactivated filter is absent on models released outside of Japan.<ref>[http://www.vooks.net/no-internet-browser-filter-in-australian-new-nintendo-3ds-models/ No Internet Browser ‘filter’ in Australian New Nintendo 3DS models]. Vooks. Retrieved January 7, 2015.</ref> Certain titles, such as the port of ''{{wp|Xenoblade Chronicles}}'', are exclusive to the New 3DS systems, and are incompatible with any of the older models.<ref>http://www.nintendo.co.jp/nintendo_direct/20140829/index.html</ref> [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]] games including ''[[Super Mario World]]'' have also been released exclusively on the New 3DS's Virtual Console service.
 
===SD Card===
A ''New Nintendo 3DS'' or ''New Nintendo 3DS XL'' comes with a 4 GB Micro SDHC Card. However, any SD or SDHC card can be used and with appropriate adaptors, if necessary and compatible.
 
===Battery Life===
The package includes a charging cradle along with the standard charging cable (which is the same as that of the DSi, and consequently is compatible with the DSi as well). The battery lasts three to five hours (calculated with minimum settings) while playing standard 3DS or New 3DS games; battery life is affected by brightness, 3D level, and wireless connectivity. To fully charge the battery, it takes approximately three and a half hours, so there is an energy saving mode that can be activated to slightly increase the battery life. When playing DS or DSi games, the battery lasts about 5-8 hours due to some hardware being disabled like the pedometer and HOME Menu.
 
===Multitasking===
The New Nintendo 3DS features limited multitasking. Software in use can be suspended with the {{button|3ds|home}} button any time the software is open (except occasionally during online play) in order to change the screen brightness, switch to another software, check the Friend List if friends are online, browse the Internet, post to Miiverse, organize the HOME menu and check notifications from StreetPass and SpotPass.
 
===StreetPass and SpotPass===
StreetPass allows the console to send and receive title data with other consoles within a certain range when it is in sleep mode. Up to twelve titles can have StreetPass activated at once. A notification light on the New 3DS turns green to indicate when StreetPass data has been exchanged. The ''StreetPass Relay'' update allows for StreetPass data to be exchanged near official Nintendo Zone hotspots. One New 3DS can StreetPass the same spot or same other New 3DS once every eight hours. SpotPass also allows data exchange but differs from StreetPass in that it requires an Internet connection to be used. A notification light on the New 3DS turns blue to indicate when such data has been downloaded.
 
===Backwards Compatibility===
Like the 3DS systems, the system is backwards compatible with both DS and DSi games. When in DS mode, the New 3DS simulates a DSi rather than an original DS so any [[Nintendo DSi#DSi Enhanced Games|DSi enhanced games]] will be given additional features for them to utilize. As with the DSi and 3DS, Nintendo DS games that used the original DS's [[Game Boy Advance]] slot cannot make use of extensions, which the New 3DS lacks.
 
===Language Support===
The New 3DS also features enhanced language accessibility. All these languages are included on the European and Australian version of the New 3DS, and the Portuguese language is also included on the American version. ''Mario'' games also began including Dutch, Portuguese and Russian settings. However, these languages are available only in European and Australian versions of the games.
 
===Step Counter===
The '''Step Counter''' works by using the New 3DS's motion sensor to count the player's steps when the New 3DS is closed. Every 100 steps gives the player one Play Coin, which can be used in the AR Games, StreetPass Mii Plaza, and compatible games. Players can receive a maximum of ten Play Coins per day and can hold a maximum of 300 on the New 3DS system. Additionally, every step is logged in the Activity Log.
 
==Hardware revisions==
===New Nintendo 3DS XL===
[[File:Metallic Black New Nintendo 3DS XL.png|thumb|Metallic Black New Nintendo 3DS XL design.]]
[[File:New Nintendo 3DS XL.svg|175px|left]]The '''New Nintendo 3DS XL''' ('''New Nintendo 3DS LL''' in Japan) is a version of the New Nintendo 3DS handheld. Similarly to the [[Nintendo DSi XL]] and [[Nintendo 3DS XL]], the New 3DS XL has larger screens: the upper measuring 124 mm (4.88 inches) (making it tied to the 3DS XL as the biggest screen on a Nintendo handheld so far) and the lower measuring 106 mm (4.18 inches), both being 90% larger than the standard New Nintendo 3DS screens. The resolution, however, is the same. Additionally, it is packaged with a 4 GB Micro SDHC card, and the battery has been optimized to last longer. The handheld was released in Japan on October 11, 2014, in Australia on November 21, 2014, and in Europe and the Americas on February 13, 2015.
 
===New Nintendo 2DS XL===
[[File:New Nintendo 2DS XL.svg|175px|left]]
[[File:New Nintendo 2DS XL - Front.png|thumb|A '''New Nintendo 2DS XL'''.]]
The '''New Nintendo 2DS XL''' ('''New Nintendo 2DS LL''' in Japan), announced on April 27, 2017, is a revision of the Nintendo 3DS released in Oceania on June 15, 2017<ref>Nintendo. (April 27, 2017). [http://www.nintendo.com.au/new-nintendo-2ds-xl-portable-system-to-launch-in-australia-new-zealand-on-june-15 New Nintendo 2DS XL portable system to launch in Australia & New Zealand on June 15!]. ''Nintendo.com.au''. Retrieved April 27, 2017.</ref>, Japan<ref>Nintendo. (April 27, 2017). [https://youtu.be/Pm2tcQuuYnA Newニンテンドー2DS LL 紹介映像]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved April 27, 2017.</ref> and South Korea<ref>http://www.nintendo.co.kr/PR/press_list.php?cPage1=1&cPage2=1&idx=264&press_div=P</ref> on July 13, 2017, and in Europe and North America on July 28, 2017<ref>Nintendo. (April 27, 2017). [https://youtu.be/q1qrM1UbTyU New Nintendo 2DS XL - Announcement Trailer]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved April 27, 2017.</ref><ref>Nintendo. (April 27, 2017). [https://youtu.be/3lxNHhgMuTg Introducing New Nintendo 2DS XL]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved April 27, 2017.</ref>. As the name implies, it shares the same clamshell design, size and enhanced CPU capabilities as the New Nintendo 3DS XL. Like the Nintendo 2DS, however, it cannot display games in 3D. The New Nintendo 2DS XL also includes the C-stick, ZL and ZR shoulder buttons in the same button layout; however, unlike the New Nintendo 3DS and the New Nintendo 3DS XL, the front-facing camera and microphone are now positioned on the hinge of the New Nintendo 2DS XL, like the [[Nintendo DSi]]. The New Nintendo 2DS XL was released in a Black + Turquoise color scheme in North America, and in two color schemes in Japan, Europe, and Oceania: Black + Turquoise, and White + Orange. The White + Orange color scheme was later released in North America on October 6, 2017<ref>Nintendo. (September 13, 2017). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztMGTTAjsAQ Nintendo Direct 9.13.2017]. ''Youtube''. Retrieved September 13, 2017.</ref>.
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==Gameplay accessories==
===Stylus===
The stylus more resembles the original Nintendo DS stylus, being a single, solid color and removing the extension feature on the normal model. The stylus for these versions is stored on the side of the handheld, similar to the Nintendo DSlite/DSi.
 
===amiibo===
[[File:Amiibo - New Nintendo 3DS XL.jpg|200px|left|thumb|An amiibo scanning on a New Nintendo 3DS XL.]]
{{main|amiibo}}
'''amiibo''' are a series of toys-to-life accessories by Nintendo that can be scanned into games using near-field communication technology to add content into games. Originally released for Wii U, New Nintendo 3DS systems eventually received amiibo compatibility. New Nintendo 3DS systems feature a built-in near field communicator, activated by placing an amiibo on the Touch Screen.
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==Software==
{{main|Nintendo 3DS#Software}}
 
==''[[Mario (franchise)|Mario]]'' games==
===New Nintendo 3DS-only games===
====Exclusive Nintendo eShop games====
*''[[Mini Mario & Friends: amiibo Challenge]]''
*''[[Minecraft|Minecraft: New Nintendo 3DS Edition]]''
 
===New Nintendo 3DS-enhanced games===
====Physical and digital games====
*''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS]]''
*''[[Ultimate NES Remix]]''
*''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]''
*''[[Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games (Nintendo 3DS)|Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games]]''
*''[[Mario Party: Star Rush]]''
*''[[Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World]]''
 
==Gallery==
===System===
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<gallery>
White New Nintendo 3DS.png|White version
Mario themed home menu.png|Themed home menu and custom face plate
New Nintendo 3DS Limited White.jpg
</gallery>
 
====New Nintendo 3DS XL====
<gallery>
Metallic Black New Nintendo 3DS XL.png|Metallic Black
New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL.jpeg|Comparison between a New 3DS and a New 3DS XL.
</gallery>
 
====New Nintendo 2DS XL====
<gallery>
New Nintendo 2DS XL - Front.png|Black + Turquoise
New Nintendo 2DS XL - White + Orange.png|White + Orange
</gallery>
 
===New Nintendo 3DS-only games===
<gallery>
MM&FACAmericanLogo.png|''[[Mini Mario & Friends: amiibo Challenge]]''
</gallery>
 
===New Nintendo 3DS-enhanced games===
<gallery>
Super Smash Bros for Nintendo 3DS US final boxart.jpg|''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS]]''
Mario & Luigi - Paper Jam - NOA Boxart.png|''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]''
Mario&Sonic20163DS-NTSCbox.png|''[[Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games (Nintendo 3DS)|Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games]]''
NA MPSR boxart.jpg|''[[Mario Party: Star Rush]]''
Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World - NA Boxart.jpg|''[[Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World]]''
</gallery>
 
==External links==
{{NIWA|Bulbapedia=1|NWiki=1|SmashWiki=1|StrategyWiki-p=Category:New Nintendo 3DS|ZeldaWiki=1}}
{{wp|New Nintendo 3DS|New Nintendo 3DS on Wikipedia}}
 
==References==
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{{Consoles}}
[[Category:Video Game Systems]]
[[Category:Amiibo]]

Revision as of 13:29, December 9, 2017

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The new Nintendo 3DS logo.

The New Nintendo 3DS is the fourth model of the Nintendo 3DS family, produced by Nintendo. One of the console's primary features is an NFC sensor is built-in under the bottom screen, allowing compatibility with the amiibo line of products without needing the stand peripheral. It was released in Japan on October 11, 2014, Australia and New Zealand on November 21, 2014, Europe on February 13, 2015, and the United States on September 25, 2015. On January 6, 2015, selected European Club Nintendo owners were invited to buy New Nintendo 3DS Ambassador Edition, a special pre-release bundle of New Nintendo 3DS, for €199.99, with orders shipped as early as January 7, 2015.[1] The graphical capabilities are likened to that of the Wii U.

Features

The New Nintendo 3DS[2] was announced on August 28, 2014. In addition to having a more powerful CPU, the New Nintendo 3DS features an improved 3D effect, using the system's gyroscope and cameras to track the location of the player's eyes to sustain the 3D effect. An NFC sensor is built-in under the bottom screen, allowing compatibility with the amiibo line of products without needing the stand peripheral. Two additional shoulder buttons (ZL and ZR) have been added, alongside a second smaller circle pad above the A ButtonB ButtonX ButtonY Button, the same features added to a standard Nintendo 3DS or 3DS XL with the Circle Pad Pro. The Start Button and Select Button buttons have been moved under the A ButtonB ButtonX ButtonY Button buttons, similar to the Nintendo DS Lite and DSi. In addition, the cartridge and stylus slots have been moved to the bottom of the handheld, and the SD card slot has been replaced by a microSD slot on the back of the system which can be accessed by removing the bottom cover.

The New Nintendo 3DS models also feature removable back covers on the backs of the top and bottom screens, which can be replaced with custom covers purchased separately. The New Nintendo 3DS also features some changes to the Internet application in that it can now play HTML5 videos. Japanese New Nintendo 3DS models have a web filter pre-activated which can only be removed by paying 30 yen, but the preactivated filter is absent on models released outside of Japan.[3] Certain titles, such as the port of Xenoblade Chronicles, are exclusive to the New 3DS systems, and are incompatible with any of the older models.[4] SNES games including Super Mario World have also been released exclusively on the New 3DS's Virtual Console service.

SD Card

A New Nintendo 3DS or New Nintendo 3DS XL comes with a 4 GB Micro SDHC Card. However, any SD or SDHC card can be used and with appropriate adaptors, if necessary and compatible.

Battery Life

The package includes a charging cradle along with the standard charging cable (which is the same as that of the DSi, and consequently is compatible with the DSi as well). The battery lasts three to five hours (calculated with minimum settings) while playing standard 3DS or New 3DS games; battery life is affected by brightness, 3D level, and wireless connectivity. To fully charge the battery, it takes approximately three and a half hours, so there is an energy saving mode that can be activated to slightly increase the battery life. When playing DS or DSi games, the battery lasts about 5-8 hours due to some hardware being disabled like the pedometer and HOME Menu.

Multitasking

The New Nintendo 3DS features limited multitasking. Software in use can be suspended with the HOME Button button any time the software is open (except occasionally during online play) in order to change the screen brightness, switch to another software, check the Friend List if friends are online, browse the Internet, post to Miiverse, organize the HOME menu and check notifications from StreetPass and SpotPass.

StreetPass and SpotPass

StreetPass allows the console to send and receive title data with other consoles within a certain range when it is in sleep mode. Up to twelve titles can have StreetPass activated at once. A notification light on the New 3DS turns green to indicate when StreetPass data has been exchanged. The StreetPass Relay update allows for StreetPass data to be exchanged near official Nintendo Zone hotspots. One New 3DS can StreetPass the same spot or same other New 3DS once every eight hours. SpotPass also allows data exchange but differs from StreetPass in that it requires an Internet connection to be used. A notification light on the New 3DS turns blue to indicate when such data has been downloaded.

Backwards Compatibility

Like the 3DS systems, the system is backwards compatible with both DS and DSi games. When in DS mode, the New 3DS simulates a DSi rather than an original DS so any DSi enhanced games will be given additional features for them to utilize. As with the DSi and 3DS, Nintendo DS games that used the original DS's Game Boy Advance slot cannot make use of extensions, which the New 3DS lacks.

Language Support

The New 3DS also features enhanced language accessibility. All these languages are included on the European and Australian version of the New 3DS, and the Portuguese language is also included on the American version. Mario games also began including Dutch, Portuguese and Russian settings. However, these languages are available only in European and Australian versions of the games.

Step Counter

The Step Counter works by using the New 3DS's motion sensor to count the player's steps when the New 3DS is closed. Every 100 steps gives the player one Play Coin, which can be used in the AR Games, StreetPass Mii Plaza, and compatible games. Players can receive a maximum of ten Play Coins per day and can hold a maximum of 300 on the New 3DS system. Additionally, every step is logged in the Activity Log.

Hardware revisions

New Nintendo 3DS XL

A New Nintendo 3DS XL in Metallic Black
Metallic Black New Nintendo 3DS XL design.
The new Nintendo 3DS XL logo.

The New Nintendo 3DS XL (New Nintendo 3DS LL in Japan) is a version of the New Nintendo 3DS handheld. Similarly to the Nintendo DSi XL and Nintendo 3DS XL, the New 3DS XL has larger screens: the upper measuring 124 mm (4.88 inches) (making it tied to the 3DS XL as the biggest screen on a Nintendo handheld so far) and the lower measuring 106 mm (4.18 inches), both being 90% larger than the standard New Nintendo 3DS screens. The resolution, however, is the same. Additionally, it is packaged with a 4 GB Micro SDHC card, and the battery has been optimized to last longer. The handheld was released in Japan on October 11, 2014, in Australia on November 21, 2014, and in Europe and the Americas on February 13, 2015.

New Nintendo 2DS XL

New Nintendo 2DS XL Logo
File:New Nintendo 2DS XL - Front.png
A New Nintendo 2DS XL.

The New Nintendo 2DS XL (New Nintendo 2DS LL in Japan), announced on April 27, 2017, is a revision of the Nintendo 3DS released in Oceania on June 15, 2017[5], Japan[6] and South Korea[7] on July 13, 2017, and in Europe and North America on July 28, 2017[8][9]. As the name implies, it shares the same clamshell design, size and enhanced CPU capabilities as the New Nintendo 3DS XL. Like the Nintendo 2DS, however, it cannot display games in 3D. The New Nintendo 2DS XL also includes the C-stick, ZL and ZR shoulder buttons in the same button layout; however, unlike the New Nintendo 3DS and the New Nintendo 3DS XL, the front-facing camera and microphone are now positioned on the hinge of the New Nintendo 2DS XL, like the Nintendo DSi. The New Nintendo 2DS XL was released in a Black + Turquoise color scheme in North America, and in two color schemes in Japan, Europe, and Oceania: Black + Turquoise, and White + Orange. The White + Orange color scheme was later released in North America on October 6, 2017[10].

Gameplay accessories

Stylus

The stylus more resembles the original Nintendo DS stylus, being a single, solid color and removing the extension feature on the normal model. The stylus for these versions is stored on the side of the handheld, similar to the Nintendo DSlite/DSi.

amiibo

Official artwork of an amiibo scanning on the New Nintendo 3DS XL
An amiibo scanning on a New Nintendo 3DS XL.
Main article: amiibo

amiibo are a series of toys-to-life accessories by Nintendo that can be scanned into games using near-field communication technology to add content into games. Originally released for Wii U, New Nintendo 3DS systems eventually received amiibo compatibility. New Nintendo 3DS systems feature a built-in near field communicator, activated by placing an amiibo on the Touch Screen.

Software

Main article: Nintendo 3DS § Software

Mario games

New Nintendo 3DS-only games

Exclusive Nintendo eShop games

New Nintendo 3DS-enhanced games

Physical and digital games

Gallery

System

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  • White version

    White version

  • Mario themed home menu.png

    Themed home menu and custom face plate

  • New Nintendo 3DS Limited White.jpg

New Nintendo 3DS XL

  • Metallic Black

    Metallic Black

  • New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL.jpeg

    Comparison between a New 3DS and a New 3DS XL.

New Nintendo 2DS XL

  • New Nintendo 2DS XL - Front.png

    Black + Turquoise

  • New Nintendo 2DS XL - White + Orange.png

    White + Orange

New Nintendo 3DS-only games

New Nintendo 3DS-enhanced games

External links

New Nintendo 3DS coverage on other NIWA wikis:

New Nintendo 3DS on Wikipedia

References

  1. ^ New Nintendo 3DS Ambassador Editions Already In The Hands Of Lucky Buyers. Nintendo Life. Retrieved January 7, 2015.
  2. ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1cwg6mUhAg
  3. ^ No Internet Browser ‘filter’ in Australian New Nintendo 3DS models. Vooks. Retrieved January 7, 2015.
  4. ^ http://www.nintendo.co.jp/nintendo_direct/20140829/index.html
  5. ^ Nintendo. (April 27, 2017). New Nintendo 2DS XL portable system to launch in Australia & New Zealand on June 15!. Nintendo.com.au. Retrieved April 27, 2017.
  6. ^ Nintendo. (April 27, 2017). Newニンテンドー2DS LL 紹介映像. YouTube. Retrieved April 27, 2017.
  7. ^ http://www.nintendo.co.kr/PR/press_list.php?cPage1=1&cPage2=1&idx=264&press_div=P
  8. ^ Nintendo. (April 27, 2017). New Nintendo 2DS XL - Announcement Trailer. YouTube. Retrieved April 27, 2017.
  9. ^ Nintendo. (April 27, 2017). Introducing New Nintendo 2DS XL. YouTube. Retrieved April 27, 2017.
  10. ^ Nintendo. (September 13, 2017). Nintendo Direct 9.13.2017. Youtube. Retrieved September 13, 2017.

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