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EB: "The New 3DS XL from Nintendo has been out for a week now in most parts of the world, and if you were lucky enough to get your hands on one youve probably spent more time than one human should playing with it. Dont feel bad about that though, because it is a great piece of gaming technology that ultimately improves upon the previous 3DS XL model in more ways than one. The most noticeable improvements are the 3D face tracking and better overall top screen resolution, which both help to make the newly released Majoras Mask 3D and Monster Hunter 4 look their best on Nintendos family of 3DS/2DS hardware. With that being said there are few glaring issues with its design that will make you wonder what type of crack Nintendo was smoking when they drew up the New 3DS XLs hardware."

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Downloadable from Nintendo eShop for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems

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Arriving in Japan alongside the game

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Technology Tell writes, "Fifteen years later, The Legend of Zelda: Majoras Mask 3D brings the game out of the shadows and into our hands on the Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS with the addition of C-stick support, new fishing areas, and updated graphics. These along with other tweaks to better suit a portable platform make this Zelda remake a game worthy of its original, lofty goals."

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Save $5.00 on Limited Edition Super Smash Bros Nintendo 3DS XL Handheld Console! The price of Limited Edition Super Smash Bros Nintendo 3DS XL Handheld Console has been dropped by $5.00, order now from ozgameshop.com with free delivery to Australia and New Zealand.

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Ready at Dawn compare The Order: 1886 to fine dining, and Nintendo say releasing the regular-sized New Nintendo 3DS would confuse the US market.

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Ready at Dawn compare The Order: 1886 to fine dining, and Nintendo say releasing the regular-sized New Nintendo 3DS would confuse the US market.