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|image= [[File:Nintendo 3DS logo.png|250px]][[File:Zelda Limited Edition 3DS.png|300px]]
| type= Handheld console
|caption= The ''Zelda'' 25th Anniversary Nintendo 3DS
| released= {{release|na= March 27, 2011|jp= February 26, 2011|eu= March 25, 2011|aus= March 31, 2011|kr= April 28, 2012}}
|type= Handheld console
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| predecessor= [[Nintendo DSi XL]]
{{List|
| successor = [[Nintendo 3DS XL]]
'''Nintendo 3DS''',
{{Release
  |US= March 27, 2011
  |JP= February 26, 2011
  |UK= March 25, 2011
  |AU= March 31, 2011
  |KR= April 28, 2012
}},
'''Nintendo 3DS XL''',
{{Release
  |US= August 19, 2012
  |JP= July 28, 2012
  |UK= July 28, 2012
  |AU= August 23, 2012
}},
'''Nintendo 2DS''',
{{Release
  |US= October 12, 2013
  |JP=
  |UK= March October 12, 2013
  |AU= October 12, 2013
  |KR= December 7, 2013
}},
'''New Nintendo 3DS''',
{{Release
|US= February 13, 2015
|JP= October 11, 2014
|UK= February 13, 2015
|AU= November 21, 2014
}},
'''New Nintendo 2DS XL''',
{{Release
  |US= July 28, 2017
  |JP= July 13, 2017
  |UK= July 28, 2017
  |AU= June 15, 2017
  |KR= July 13, 2017
}}
}}
}}
|media= {{List|Nintendo DS/DSi Game Cards, Nintendo 3DS Game Cards, {{wp|Secure Digital card|SD card}}}}
|predecessor= [[Nintendo DS]]
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The '''Nintendo 3DS''' (ニンテンド, ''3DS Nintendō Surī Dī Esu'') is a [[Nintendo]] handheld console, successor to the [[Nintendo DS]].
==Models==
===Nintendo 3DS===
The Nintendo 3DS features two screens, one of which is a touch screen, one inner camera and two outer cameras, a gyroscope for motion controls, and a built-in microphone. The top screen is also able to display stereoscopic 3D images and videos without the need for special glasses. The console is also backwards compatible with the Nintendo DS and DSi, including DSiWare titles. The Nintendo 3DS has its own Virtual Console library, which offers games from previous consoles and handheld systems.
A ''Zelda''-themed special limited edition 3DS bundle was also released. It included a black console marked with the {{Term|Series|Wingcrest|link}}, the {{Term|OoT3D|Ocarina of Time (Item)|link}}, the {{Term|Series|Goddess's Harp|link}}, and all letters in gold, plus a copy of {{OoT3D}}.
===Nintendo 3DS XL===
A larger version of the console, named '''Nintendo 3DS XL''', was also released, featuring 90% larger screens. A ''Zelda''-themed special limited edition 3DS XL bundle was also released. It included a gold and black console emblazoned with the [[Triforce]] on the top and bottom, and an eShop code to download the digital version of {{ALBW}}.
===Nintendo 2DS===
The '''Nintendo 2DS''' features a new slate design rather than the clamshell design of the previous models. It also lacks the console's signature 3D display. The console was released as a cheaper alternative targeted primarily to younger audiences. A ''Zelda''-themed special Link Edition 2DS bundle was also released. It includes a green console plus a digital copy of {{OoT3D|-}} pre-installed.
===New Nintendo 3DS===
The '''New Nintendo 3DS''' features an upgraded processor, increased RAM, a second analog stick, two additional shoulder buttons, face detection for optimizing the stereoscopic 3D display, built-in [[amiibo|NFC]], and interchangeable cover plates. The more powerful hardware allows for some exclusive titles, including [[Super NES]] Virtual Console support, and some improvements to other games, such as the ability to play {{HW|L}} with stereoscopic 3D. A larger version of the console, named '''New Nintendo 3DS XL''', was also released.
Two ''Zelda''-themed special edition New Nintendo 3DS XL were also released. The {{MM|-}} edition featured a black console with a gold top and bottom with {{MM|Object}} and the four transformation masks. In Europe and Japan, it included a digital copy of the game pre-installed into the system. The Hyrule Edition, exlcusive to GameStop retailers, also featured a gold top and bottom with the Wingcrest.<ref>{{Cite Web|quote= In addition, a Hyrule Edition New Nintendo 3DS XL system will launch exclusively in GameStop stores on Oct. 30 at a suggested retail price of $199.99, just in time for the launch of The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes (sold separately) on Oct. 23. The system is gold-colored and features an intricate Hylian Crest on the front.|author= Brian|published= August 31, 2015|retrieved= August 31, 2015|url= http://nintendoeverything.com/standard-new-3ds-coming-to-north-america-in-animal-crossing-bundle-hyrule-edition-new-3ds-xl/|title= Standard New 3DS coming to North America in Animal Crossing bundle, Hyrule Edition New 3DS XL|site= Nintendo Everything|type=}}</ref>
===New Nintendo 2DS XL===
The '''New Nintendo 2DS XL''' features the same specifications as the New Nintendo 3DS but lacks the console's signature 3D display. A ''Zelda''-themed special edition 2DS XL bundle was also released. It included a silver console featuring the [[Hylian Shield]] on the top plus a digital copy of {{ALBW|-}} pre-installed.<ref>{{Cite Twitter|quote= Become the hero you’ve always wanted to be with the New Nintendo #2DSXL Hylian Shield Edition, pre-installed with The Legend of #Zelda: A Link Between Worlds! Get it exclusively @GameStop for $159.99 July 2!|url= https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/1001493600100913152|archive= https://web.archive.org/web/20221118045742/https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/1001493600100913152}}</ref> In Japan, it included {{OoT3D|-}} pre-installed.
=={{TLoZ|-}} Games==
The following games can be purchased as physical Nintendo 3DS Game Cards or digitally from the Nintendo eShop, except for the backwards-compatible DS games.


The Nintendo 3DS is the the current Nintendo handheld gaming console. Like the previous Nintendo DS consoles, the 3DS features dual LCD screens, with the lower screen being a [[stylus]]-operated touch screen. However, the system's selling point is the top screen, which can display stereoscopic 3D images and video via a process called [[wikipedia:autostereoscopy|autostereoscopy]]. The 3DS is also backwards compatible with Nintendo DS and Nintendo DSi-enhanced software, as well as select DSiWare titles, in addition to the backlog of older games available on the Virtual Console service.
===Main===
*{{ALBW}}
*{{TFH}}


==''Zelda'' games developed exclusively for Nintendo 3DS==
===Remakes===
===''Ocarina of Time 3D''===
*{{OoT3D}}
{{Main|The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D}}
*{{MM3D}}
The Nintendo 3DS remake of the critically acclaimed Nintendo 64 ''Zelda'' game was released in June 2011: Japan's release date was June 16, 2011,<ref>[http://www.nintendo.co.jp/3ds/aqej/index.html / Ocarina of Time 3D Teaser Site (Japanese)]</ref> followed by the European release date on June 17, 2011 and finally released in the U.S. on June 19, 2011.<ref>{{cite web|quote=Nintendo of America's just confirmed Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D will release on 3DS on June 19 in the US.|url=http://www.computerandvideogames.com/297780/zelda-ocarina-of-time-3ds-us-release-date-confirmed/|site=CVG; retrieved Apr. 12 2011}}</ref> Compared to the original game, it features improved graphics, an improved item system, gyroscope controls, the inclusion of ''Ocarina of Time: Master Quest'', and a new [[Boss Challenge]] mode.


===''A Link Between Worlds''===
===Spin-Offs===
{{Main|The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds}}
*{{HW|L}}
An original Zelda game currently in development. Few details have been revealed, though [[Eiji Aonuma]] has stated that it will take elements from the console games rather than the previous handheld games, ''Phantom Hourglass'' and ''Spirit Tracks''.<ref>{{Cite person| quote=We are already preparing a new game, a game in the series for the Nintendo 3DS, but don’t think that it is a direct sequel to the Zelda titles released on DS. We are talking about a new game, but it takes much of what has been done on previous consoles. | name= Eiji Aonuma| url= http://legendzelda.net/legend-of-zelda-news/zelda-3ds-confirmed/| title= Zelda 3DS Confirmed}}</ref> On April 17th, 2013, it was officially announced that the game would serve as a sequel to {{ALTTP}} with a similar style for Link and a similar Light/Dark overworld system. The game is notable for its non-linearity- through an item rental system that allows almost any dungeon to be played at any time- and introduction of an alternate world called "Lorule".
*{{MNPTP}} {{Exp|Only available through a redemption code from My Nintendo Rewards}}


==Virtual Console re-releases==
===''Link's Awakening DX''===
{{Main|The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX}}
It was announced at Nintendo's 2011 E3 Press Conference by Shigeru Miyamoto  that ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX|Link's Awakening DX]]'' would become available that day, June 7th, 2011, for the Nintendo 3DS eShop. The price for the game is $5.99 in the United States, $9AU in Australia, and  £5.40 in the United Kingdom.<ref>{{cite web|quote=UPDATE: Link’s Awakening is now available on the  e-Shop on the 3DS! It is going for $5.99 in the US, so if you have a  3DS, get on the e-Shop  and buy the game! Announced today at E3 by Miyamoto himself, Link’s  Awakening for the  3DS eshop will be available today. This came as part  of an announcement  that Nintendo will be releasing a game for each  platform during this,  Zelda’s 25th year.|url=http://www.zeldadungeon.net/2011/06/links-awakening-for-3ds-eshop-availble-today/|title=Link's Awakening for 3DS eShop Available Today|site=Zelda Dungeon}}</ref> Like other Virtual Console games on the 3DS, ''Link's Awakening DX'' supports the use of save states and custom borders.


===''Four Swords Anniversary Edition''===
===Virtual Console===
:''Main article: [[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords#Ports and Remakes|Four Swords Anniversary Edition]]''
*{{TLoZ}}
A remake of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords|Four Swords]]'' was made available as a free download for the Nintendo DSi, and by extension the Nintendo 3DS, between September 28, 2011 and February 20, 2012.<ref>{{cite web|quote=Just from the Nintendo Press Conference, we have confirmation that The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords is getting a release for the Nintendo DSi. Best of all, the game is going to be free to download!|retrieved=June 9, 2011|url=http://www.zeldadungeon.net/2011/06/the-legend-of-zelda-four-swords-free-for-nintendo-dsi/|title= The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Free for Nintendo DSi|site=Zelda Dungeon}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|quote= [Four Swords] will be available for free in the 3DS and DSi shops between September 28, 2011 and February 20, 2012.|published= September 13th, 2011|url=http://www.zeldauniverse.net/zelda-news/four-swords-anniversary-edition-release-date-and-new-levels/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ZeldaUniverse+%28Zelda+Universe%29|title=Four Swords Anniversary Edition: release date and new levels|site= Zelda Universe}}</ref> The game has since been removed from the Nintendo eShop and DSi Shop. Compared to the original game, it includes a new single-player mode in which the player controls two Links by swapping between them, and new dungeons that reference other games in the series.
*{{TAoL}}
*{{ALttP}} {{Exp|New 3DS only}}
*{{LA|DX}}
*{{OoA}}
*{{OoS}}
*{{TMC}} {{Exp|Available exclusively through the Ambassador's program}}


===''The Legend of Zelda'' and ''The Adventure of Link''===
===Backwards Compatible===
''[[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' and its sequel, ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]'', were released as Virtual Console games for members of the Nintendo 3DS Ambassadors program on August 31, 2011, as a part of the 10 free [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] titles given away to those who bought a Nintendo 3DS at its original price and registered as an Ambassador on the Nintendo eShop. The games have since become available for retail to non-Ambassadors, and save state support has been added.
====Main====
*{{PH}}
*{{ST}}


===''The Minish Cap''===
====Remakes====
''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap]]'' was also released as part of the Ambassador Program, when Nintendo released the program's [[Game Boy Advance|GBA]] titles in late December of 2011. There are currently no plans to release ''The Minish Cap'' for retail in the Nintendo eShop.
*{{FSAE}} {{Exp|Previously available for a limited time}}


===''Oracle of Ages'' and ''Oracle of Seasons''===
====Spin-Offs====
{{Main list|The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages|The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons}}
*{{RTBToL}}
Both games of the [[Oracle Series|''Oracle'' series]] were released on February 13, 2013 in Japan and May 30, 2013 in North America and Europe. In North America, the price is set at $5.99, but until June 20, the price was reduced to $4.99 each as part of a special promotion. Likewise, in the United Kingdom, the price is set at £5.39, but the price was later reduced to £4.49 each. In Europe, the games are priced at €4.99 each.
*{{TMTP}}
*{{TBFDS}}
*{{FPTRR}}


==''Zelda'' 25th Anniversary Nintendo 3DS==
===Other===
[[File:Zelda Limited Edition 3DS.png|right|200px]]
*{{SSB4}}
As part of a bundle for the 2011 Holidays, a special, limited-edition Cosmo Black Nintendo 3DS marked with the [[Royal Crest]] comes bundled with ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D|Ocarina of Time 3D]]''. The Nintendo 3DS includes other special markings, such as the [[Goddess's Harp]] and the {{it|Ocarina of Time}} in each of its corners. The bundle is sold at the price of $199.99 in the United States.<ref>{{cite web|quote=The second bundle includes The Legend of Zelda™: Ocarina of Time™ 3D game and a special 25th anniversary limited-edition Cosmo Black Nintendo 3DS system marked with the Hyrule emblem and gold-colored embellishments. Each bundle will be available at a suggested retail price of $199.99 in the U.S.|url=http://www.zeldadungeon.net/2011/11/ocarina-of-time-3ds-bundle-official-press-release/|Ocarina of Time 3DS Bundle Official Press Release; retrieved Dec. 4 2011|site=Zelda Dungeon}}</ref>


==''A Link Between Worlds'' Special Edition Nintendo 3DS XL==
==Trivia==
*In {{PH|-}}, when visiting the [[Temple of the Ocean King]], [[Link]] must press a sacred crest against his [[Sea Chart]] so it can be transferred. In order to do so, the console must be put into sleep mode while inspecting the sacred crest. On the Nintendo DS and 3DS, this is done by closing the system, thus "pressing" the map and the crest together; while playing the game on a 2DS, despite not being physically closed when in sleep mode, it has the same effects.<ref>{{Cite Web|quote= |author= wATTOsAGA9|published= December 2, 2013|retrieved= August 23, 2015|url= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnVO8_Wr7aQ|title= Nintendo 2DS Presentation: Phantom Hourglass|site= YouTube|type=}}</ref>


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:Nintendo 3DS (Flame Red).png|A Flame Red 3DS
File:Nintendo-3ds.png|A black Nintendo 3DS
File:3DS XL Zelda Edition.png|The {{ALBW|-}} limited edition Nintendo 3DS XL
File:MM3D New 3DS XL.png|The {{MM|-}} edition New Nintendo 3DS XL
File:New Nintendo 3DS XL Hyrule Edition.png|The Hyrule Edition New Nintendo 3DS XL
File:Nintendo 2DS Link Edition.png|The Nintendo 2DS Link Edition
File:New Nintendo 2DS XL Hylian Shield Edition.png|The Hylian Shield edition New Nintendo 2DS XL
File:New Nintendo 2DS XL Hylian Shield Edition 2.png|The Hylian Shield edition New Nintendo 2DS XL
File:New Nintendo 2DS XL Hylian Shield Edition 3.png|The Hylian Shield edition New Nintendo 2DS XL interior
</gallery>
 
===Box Art===
<gallery>
File:3DS Zelda Edition Box.jpg|North American 25th Anniversary special edition box art
File:3DS Zelda Edition PAL Box.png|European 25th Anniversary special edition box art
File:3DS XL Zelda Edition NTSC Box.png|North American {{ALBW|-}} limited edition box art
File:3DS XL Zelda Edition PAL Box.png|European {{ALBW|-}} limited edition box art
File:A Link Between Worlds JP 3DS.png|Japanese {{ALBW|-}} limited edition box art
File:ALBW KR Bundle.png|Korean {{ALBW|-}} limited edition box art
File:MM3D American New 3DS XL Box.png|North American {{MM|-}} edition box art
File:MM3D New 3DS XL Box.png|European {{MM|-}} edition box art
File:MM3D Japanese New 3DS LL Box.png|Japanese {{MM|-}} edition box art
File:New Nintendo 3DS XL Hyrule Edition NA Box.png|North American Hyrule Edition box art
File:New Nintendo 3DS XL Hyrule Edition EU Box.png|European Hyrule Edition box art
File:New Nintendo 3DS XL Hyrule Edition EU Spain Box.png|European Hyrule Edition box art (Spain)
File:New Nintendo 3DS XL Hyrule Edition AUS Box.png|Australian Hyrule Edition box art
File:New Nintendo 3DS LL Hyrule Edition JP Box.png|Japanese Hyrule Edition box art
File:New Nintendo 3DS XL Hyrule Edition KR Box.png|Korean Hyrule Edition box art
File:New Nintendo 3DS XL Hyrule Edition ME SEA Box.png|South East Asia and Middle Eastern Hyrule Edition box art
File:OoT3D Nintendo 2DS Link Edition NA Box.png|North American Link Edition box art
File:New Nintendo 2DS XL Hylian Shield Edition NA Box.png|North American Hylian Shield edition boxart
File:New Nintendo 2DS LL Hylian Shield Edition JP Box.png|Japanese Hylian Shield edition boxart
</gallery>
 
===Logos===
<gallery>
File:2DS Logo.png|Logo of the Nintendo 2DS
File:3DSXL Logo.png|Logo of the Nintendo 3DS XL
File:New Nintendo 3DS Logo.svg|Logo of the New Nintendo 3DS
</gallery>
</gallery>


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===Video Gallery===
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{{Youtube|MOA_LcqaQNc|200|{{ALBW|-}} Nintendo 3DS XL reveal}}
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{{Youtube|_S6ZJZER2Iw|200|European New Nintendo 3DS XL {{MM|-}} edition trailer}}
{{Youtube|3YKMlJ2OsmY|200|New Nintendo 3DS XL trailer}}
 
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The Nintendo 3DS (ニンテンド, 3DS Nintendō Surī Dī Esu) is a Nintendo handheld console, successor to the Nintendo DS.

Models

Nintendo 3DS

The Nintendo 3DS features two screens, one of which is a touch screen, one inner camera and two outer cameras, a gyroscope for motion controls, and a built-in microphone. The top screen is also able to display stereoscopic 3D images and videos without the need for special glasses. The console is also backwards compatible with the Nintendo DS and DSi, including DSiWare titles. The Nintendo 3DS has its own Virtual Console library, which offers games from previous consoles and handheld systems.

A Zelda-themed special limited edition 3DS bundle was also released. It included a black console marked with the Royal Crest, the Ocarina of Time, the Goddess's Harp, and all letters in gold, plus a copy of Ocarina of Time 3D.

Nintendo 3DS XL

A larger version of the console, named Nintendo 3DS XL, was also released, featuring 90% larger screens. A Zelda-themed special limited edition 3DS XL bundle was also released. It included a gold and black console emblazoned with the Triforce on the top and bottom, and an eShop code to download the digital version of A Link Between Worlds.

Nintendo 2DS

The Nintendo 2DS features a new slate design rather than the clamshell design of the previous models. It also lacks the console's signature 3D display. The console was released as a cheaper alternative targeted primarily to younger audiences. A Zelda-themed special Link Edition 2DS bundle was also released. It includes a green console plus a digital copy of Ocarina of Time 3D pre-installed.

New Nintendo 3DS

The New Nintendo 3DS features an upgraded processor, increased RAM, a second analog stick, two additional shoulder buttons, face detection for optimizing the stereoscopic 3D display, built-in NFC, and interchangeable cover plates. The more powerful hardware allows for some exclusive titles, including Super NES Virtual Console support, and some improvements to other games, such as the ability to play Hyrule Warriors Legends with stereoscopic 3D. A larger version of the console, named New Nintendo 3DS XL, was also released.

Two Zelda-themed special edition New Nintendo 3DS XL were also released. The Majora's Mask edition featured a black console with a gold top and bottom with Majora's Mask and the four transformation masks. In Europe and Japan, it included a digital copy of the game pre-installed into the system. The Hyrule Edition, exlcusive to GameStop retailers, also featured a gold top and bottom with the Wingcrest.[1]

New Nintendo 2DS XL

The New Nintendo 2DS XL features the same specifications as the New Nintendo 3DS but lacks the console's signature 3D display. A Zelda-themed special edition 2DS XL bundle was also released. It included a silver console featuring the Hylian Shield on the top plus a digital copy of A Link Between Worlds pre-installed.[2] In Japan, it included Ocarina of Time 3D pre-installed.

The Legend of Zelda Games

The following games can be purchased as physical Nintendo 3DS Game Cards or digitally from the Nintendo eShop, except for the backwards-compatible DS games.

Main

Remakes

Spin-Offs


Virtual Console

Backwards Compatible

Main

Remakes

Spin-Offs

Other

Trivia

  • In Phantom Hourglass, when visiting the Temple of the Ocean King, Link must press a sacred crest against his Sea Chart so it can be transferred. In order to do so, the console must be put into sleep mode while inspecting the sacred crest. On the Nintendo DS and 3DS, this is done by closing the system, thus "pressing" the map and the crest together; while playing the game on a 2DS, despite not being physically closed when in sleep mode, it has the same effects.[3]

Gallery

  • A black Nintendo 3DS

    A black Nintendo 3DS

  • The A Link Between Worlds limited edition Nintendo 3DS XL

    The A Link Between Worlds limited edition Nintendo 3DS XL

  • The Majora's Mask edition New Nintendo 3DS XL

    The Majora's Mask edition New Nintendo 3DS XL

  • The Hyrule Edition New Nintendo 3DS XL

    The Hyrule Edition New Nintendo 3DS XL

  • The Nintendo 2DS Link Edition

    The Nintendo 2DS Link Edition

  • The Hylian Shield edition New Nintendo 2DS XL

    The Hylian Shield edition New Nintendo 2DS XL

  • The Hylian Shield edition New Nintendo 2DS XL

    The Hylian Shield edition New Nintendo 2DS XL

  • The Hylian Shield edition New Nintendo 2DS XL interior

    The Hylian Shield edition New Nintendo 2DS XL interior

Box Art

  • North American 25th Anniversary special edition box art

    North American 25th Anniversary special edition box art

  • European 25th Anniversary special edition box art

    European 25th Anniversary special edition box art

  • North American A Link Between Worlds limited edition box art

    North American A Link Between Worlds limited edition box art

  • European A Link Between Worlds limited edition box art

    European A Link Between Worlds limited edition box art

  • Japanese A Link Between Worlds limited edition box art

    Japanese A Link Between Worlds limited edition box art

  • Korean A Link Between Worlds limited edition box art

    Korean A Link Between Worlds limited edition box art

  • North American Majora's Mask edition box art

    North American Majora's Mask edition box art

  • European Majora's Mask edition box art

    European Majora's Mask edition box art

  • Japanese Majora's Mask edition box art

    Japanese Majora's Mask edition box art

  • North American Hyrule Edition box art

    North American Hyrule Edition box art

  • European Hyrule Edition box art

    European Hyrule Edition box art

  • European Hyrule Edition box art (Spain)

    European Hyrule Edition box art (Spain)

  • Australian Hyrule Edition box art

    Australian Hyrule Edition box art

  • Japanese Hyrule Edition box art

    Japanese Hyrule Edition box art

  • Korean Hyrule Edition box art

    Korean Hyrule Edition box art

  • South East Asia and Middle Eastern Hyrule Edition box art

    South East Asia and Middle Eastern Hyrule Edition box art

  • North American Link Edition box art

    North American Link Edition box art

  • North American Hylian Shield edition boxart

    North American Hylian Shield edition boxart

  • Japanese Hylian Shield edition boxart

    Japanese Hylian Shield edition boxart

Logos

  • Logo of the Nintendo 2DS

    Logo of the Nintendo 2DS

  • Logo of the Nintendo 3DS XL

    Logo of the Nintendo 3DS XL

  • Logo of the New Nintendo 3DS

    Logo of the New Nintendo 3DS

Video Gallery

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A Link Between Worlds Nintendo 3DS XL reveal
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European New Nintendo 3DS XL Majora's Mask edition trailer
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New Nintendo 3DS XL trailer

References

  1. ↑ "In addition, a Hyrule Edition New Nintendo 3DS XL system will launch exclusively in GameStop stores on Oct. 30 at a suggested retail price of $199.99, just in time for the launch of The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes (sold separately) on Oct. 23. The system is gold-colored and features an intricate Hylian Crest on the front." — Brian, Standard New 3DS coming to North America in Animal Crossing bundle, Hyrule Edition New 3DS XL , Nintendo Everything, published August 31, 2015, retrieved August 31, 2015.
  2. ↑ "Become the hero you’ve always wanted to be with the New Nintendo #2DSXL Hylian Shield Edition, pre-installed with The Legend of #Zelda: A Link Between Worlds! Get it exclusively @GameStop for $159.99 July 2!" — @NintendoAmerica on Twitter, May 29, 2018 (Archive)
  3. ↑ wATTOsAGA9, Nintendo 2DS Presentation: Phantom Hourglass , YouTube, published December 2, 2013, retrieved August 23, 2015.
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