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picture=New Nintendo 3DS | picture=New Nintendo 3DS Logo.png | | ||
caption=New Nintendo 3DS | caption=New Nintendo 3DS Logo | | ||
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In Europe, the New Nintendo 3DS will be available in two standard colors: Black and White. The New Nintendo 3DS XL will be available in two standard colors: Metallic Blue and Metallic Black. | In Europe, the New Nintendo 3DS will be available in two standard colors: Black and White. The New Nintendo 3DS XL will be available in two standard colors: Metallic Blue and Metallic Black. | ||
The New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL are an updated version of the Nintendo 3DS, including higher processing power and all of the features of the {{wp|Circle Pad Pro}} integrated into the system, among other features. The system will also have exclusive games due to its higher processing power, although only two have been announced so far, neither of which are Pokémon games. The New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL were released in Japan and Australia late last year. The small New Nintendo 3DS was made available via email to select members of the European Club Nintendo earlier this month. | |||
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