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• New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL: In addition to the new control options, super-stable 3D technology and built-in NFC functionality, New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL also feature an increase in CPU power, allowing for faster download speeds and use of Miiverse, and smoother transitions when switching between software. New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL systems launch on February 13th.
• The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D: The handheld remake of the beloved Nintendo 64 game launches for Nintendo 3DS and 2DS systems on 13th February. Launching on the same day is the New Nintendo 3DS XL Majora’s Mask Edition hardware bundle, including a Majora’s Mask-themed New Nintendo 3DS XL and a copy of the game*. Players who experience the dark and twisted adventure on New Nintendo 3DS or New Nintendo 3DS XL can enjoy the super-stable 3D and enhanced camera controls using the C Stick.
• New Fire Emblem game: A new game in the Fire Emblem series is coming to Nintendo 3DS and 2DS systems. Developed by the same team who created Fire Emblem: Awakening, the new adventure adds challenges never before seen in the series and asks players to make decisions that will affect the game’s world in new ways. More information on the game’s release will be revealed in the future.
• Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate: As players explore the world of Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, they will face off against many ferocious enemies with up to three other friends locally or, for the first time on Nintendo 3DS, online using a wireless broadband Internet connection. Starting today, an exclusive demo with three different quests and local and online multiplayer functionality will be made available by email to select Monster Hunter fans, complete with three additional Nintendo eShop codes that can be shared with friends. A special edition New Nintendo 3DS XL bundle that includes a slick, custom-designed system and the Monster Hunter Ultimate 4 game** will also release on the same day. By playing the game on New Nintendo 3DS or New Nintendo 3DS XL, players can experience C Stick functionality and super-stable 3D that makes for more immersive gameplay, while two sets of cover plates inspired by the game will be available for New Nintendo 3DS owners to purchase separately from 13th February.
• Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS amiibo Compatibility: In February, a new system update will allow amiibo support for Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS using the Super Smash Bros. series of amiibo and the NFC technology built into New Nintendo 3DS systems. The previously announced Nintendo 3DS NFC Reader/Writer for amiibo support on Nintendo 3DS will launch in the future.
• Xenoblade Chronicles 3D: On 2nd April, a remake of the well-received Xenoblade Chronicles for Wii is launching exclusively for New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL systems. The new version offers 3D visuals and allows players to view the maps and character stats on the bottom screen. Another new addition to the game is a bonus mode that lets players view 3D models of the characters and listen to tracks from the game’s musical score.
• IronFall: Invasion: Created by a small team of three talented indie developers for Nintendo 3DS and 2DS systems, IronFall: Invasion brings fast-paced shooting action, with the gameplay perfectly suited for using the C Stick of New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL. With 6-player local and online multiplayer, a dedicated single player campaign and 60fps gameplay, this new title from VD-Dev is releasing on Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS in February.
• Puzzle & Dragons Z + Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition: Based on the popular Puzzle & Dragons game – a puzzle game with RPG and strategy elements that previously launched in Japan – Puzzle & Dragons Z and Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition will launch as one package for Nintendo 3DS and 2DS systems in May. Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition features characters and worlds from the Super Mario Bros. series.
• Code Name: S.T.E.A.M.: On 15th May, Abraham Lincoln will bring together a team of talented agents to fend off an alien invasion. Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. will support amiibo figures. Players can use Fire Emblem amiibo characters Marth, Ike, Robin and Lucina as playable characters in battle and unleash their Fire Emblem-related weapons against the aliens.
• Pokémon Shuffle: Launching on Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS in February, Pokémon Shuffle finds players matching three or more Pokémon to clear them from the screen and finish stages. Players can download and start the game for free and purchase in-game items using Nintendo eShop funds.
• Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy +: Coming in February 2015 for Nintendo 3DS and 2DS systems, play as the legendary pilot Phoenix and control fighter jets that actually exist in real-life. The game includes compatibility with the New Nintendo 3DS system’s C Stick and ZR/ZL buttons for total control, while also offering amiibo support with unlockable jets styled on characters such as Link, Bowser or Fox.
• Nintendo Anime Channel: A new video-on-demand service kicks off on 13th February, offering fans the chance to stream anime series from the likes of Pokémon, Kirby, and Inazuma Eleven, with new content being added regularly. Access to the service is granted simply by downloading a free application from Nintendo eShop.
Neues Fire Emblem, Steam im Mai, davor noch Zelda ... Schönes nächstes Halbjahr
• New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL: In addition to the new control options, super-stable 3D technology and built-in NFC functionality, New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL also feature an increase in CPU power, allowing for faster download speeds and use of Miiverse, and smoother transitions when switching between software. New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL systems launch on February 13th.
• The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D: The handheld remake of the beloved Nintendo 64 game launches for Nintendo 3DS and 2DS systems on 13th February. Launching on the same day is the New Nintendo 3DS XL Majora’s Mask Edition hardware bundle, including a Majora’s Mask-themed New Nintendo 3DS XL and a copy of the game*. Players who experience the dark and twisted adventure on New Nintendo 3DS or New Nintendo 3DS XL can enjoy the super-stable 3D and enhanced camera controls using the C Stick.
• New Fire Emblem game: A new game in the Fire Emblem series is coming to Nintendo 3DS and 2DS systems. Developed by the same team who created Fire Emblem: Awakening, the new adventure adds challenges never before seen in the series and asks players to make decisions that will affect the game’s world in new ways. More information on the game’s release will be revealed in the future.
• Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate: As players explore the world of Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, they will face off against many ferocious enemies with up to three other friends locally or, for the first time on Nintendo 3DS, online using a wireless broadband Internet connection. Starting today, an exclusive demo with three different quests and local and online multiplayer functionality will be made available by email to select Monster Hunter fans, complete with three additional Nintendo eShop codes that can be shared with friends. A special edition New Nintendo 3DS XL bundle that includes a slick, custom-designed system and the Monster Hunter Ultimate 4 game** will also release on the same day. By playing the game on New Nintendo 3DS or New Nintendo 3DS XL, players can experience C Stick functionality and super-stable 3D that makes for more immersive gameplay, while two sets of cover plates inspired by the game will be available for New Nintendo 3DS owners to purchase separately from 13th February.
• Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS amiibo Compatibility: In February, a new system update will allow amiibo support for Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS using the Super Smash Bros. series of amiibo and the NFC technology built into New Nintendo 3DS systems. The previously announced Nintendo 3DS NFC Reader/Writer for amiibo support on Nintendo 3DS will launch in the future.
• Xenoblade Chronicles 3D: On 2nd April, a remake of the well-received Xenoblade Chronicles for Wii is launching exclusively for New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL systems. The new version offers 3D visuals and allows players to view the maps and character stats on the bottom screen. Another new addition to the game is a bonus mode that lets players view 3D models of the characters and listen to tracks from the game’s musical score.
• IronFall: Invasion: Created by a small team of three talented indie developers for Nintendo 3DS and 2DS systems, IronFall: Invasion brings fast-paced shooting action, with the gameplay perfectly suited for using the C Stick of New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL. With 6-player local and online multiplayer, a dedicated single player campaign and 60fps gameplay, this new title from VD-Dev is releasing on Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS in February.
• Puzzle & Dragons Z + Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition: Based on the popular Puzzle & Dragons game – a puzzle game with RPG and strategy elements that previously launched in Japan – Puzzle & Dragons Z and Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition will launch as one package for Nintendo 3DS and 2DS systems in May. Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition features characters and worlds from the Super Mario Bros. series.
• Code Name: S.T.E.A.M.: On 15th May, Abraham Lincoln will bring together a team of talented agents to fend off an alien invasion. Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. will support amiibo figures. Players can use Fire Emblem amiibo characters Marth, Ike, Robin and Lucina as playable characters in battle and unleash their Fire Emblem-related weapons against the aliens.
• Pokémon Shuffle: Launching on Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS in February, Pokémon Shuffle finds players matching three or more Pokémon to clear them from the screen and finish stages. Players can download and start the game for free and purchase in-game items using Nintendo eShop funds.
• Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy +: Coming in February 2015 for Nintendo 3DS and 2DS systems, play as the legendary pilot Phoenix and control fighter jets that actually exist in real-life. The game includes compatibility with the New Nintendo 3DS system’s C Stick and ZR/ZL buttons for total control, while also offering amiibo support with unlockable jets styled on characters such as Link, Bowser or Fox.
• Nintendo Anime Channel: A new video-on-demand service kicks off on 13th February, offering fans the chance to stream anime series from the likes of Pokémon, Kirby, and Inazuma Eleven, with new content being added regularly. Access to the service is granted simply by downloading a free application from Nintendo eShop.
Neues Fire Emblem, Steam im Mai, davor noch Zelda ... Schönes nächstes Halbjahr
Caesar III
Oh Noes
Immer noch keine Post 
Doctor Hobel
Oh Doooctor.. please Doooctor!
Mist. Wird wohl ein Nintendo jahr bei mir.
Doctor Hobel
Oh Doooctor.. please Doooctor!
Wird Zelda irgendwie noch "verbessert"? N64 ist ja schon arg... weiß gar nicht mehr wie Ocarina auf dem 3DS aussah ... Oder dann doch MH4 ...
Caesar III
Oh Noes
Wieviele DS' brauchst du dennIch hoffe ihr gebt hier Bescheid, sobald man das Zelda Bundle vorbestellen kann
Caesar III
Oh Noes
Der kleine erscheint im Übrigen nicht in Amerika Das GAF ist grad massiv angepisst. haha
auch dass jeweils die Ladekabel nicht beigelegt sind, kommt nicht gut an.
Das GAF ist grad massiv angepisst. hahaauch dass jeweils die Ladekabel nicht beigelegt sind, kommt nicht gut an.
Doctor Hobel
Oh Doooctor.. please Doooctor!
Ist denn der Screen bei dem xl viel pixeliger? Würde ja schon die Zelda Edition bestellen.
Caesar III
Oh Noes
Der XL ist imho fast so schlimm wie das Oculus Rift DK2
thething
Kackafurz Pipinase
Doctor Hobel
Oh Doooctor.. please Doooctor!
An mich schon. Konnte mich jedoch noch zu sehr erinnern hatte keinen Bock noch mal zu spielen.
Klar ist ein DS pixelig, nur hab ich einen xlnoxj nicht live gesehen.
hatte keinen Bock noch mal zu spielen.Klar ist ein DS pixelig, nur hab ich einen xlnoxj nicht live gesehen.
Caesar III
Oh Noes
Einfach im Media Saturn mal anfasesen. Die beißen nicht.