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Features
- This black-and-white limited-edition New Nintendo 3DS XL features the house symbols of the Hoshido and Nohr families against a backdrop of battling dragons.
- AC Adapter sold separately. New Nintendo 3DS XL uses the same AC adapter as Nintendo DSi, Nintendo 3DS and 2DS.
- 3D Mode recommended for Ages 7+
Description
The New Nintendo 3DS XL system combines next-generation portable gaming with super-stable 3D technology and added control features. Take 3D photos, connect with friends, and enhance your gaming experiences with added amiibo support. The New Nintendo 3DS XL system plays all Nintendo DS games. Nintendo DS games will not appear in 3D. AC Adapter sold separately. New Nintendo 3DS XL uses the same AC adapter as Nintendo DSi, Nintendo 3DS and 2DS. 3D Mode recommended for Ages 7+
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Launch Date | February 19, 2016 |
| Item Size | 8.62 x 1.85 x 5.24 inches; 1.08 lbs |
| Product Type | Video Game |
| Age Rating | Teen |
| Product SKU | REDSWCAA |
| Manufacturing Status | Not Discontinued |
| Weight | 1.08 lbs |
| Producer | Nintendo |
| Required Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion battery (included) |
| Initial Release Date | January 22, 2016 |
Frequently asked questions
The New Nintendo 3DS XL Fire Emblem Fates Edition is a special edition of the popular handheld gaming console, featuring exclusive Fire Emblem Fates artwork. It includes all the features of the New Nintendo 3DS XL, such as a larger screen, improved 3D functionality, and additional control options, but with a unique design inspired by the Fire Emblem Fates game.
No, the New Nintendo 3DS XL Fire Emblem Fates Edition does not come with the game pre-installed. It is a special design edition of the console to celebrate the release of Fire Emblem Fates. The game must be purchased separately.
Yes, the New Nintendo 3DS XL Fire Emblem Fates Edition is compatible with all 3DS games, as well as most DS and DSi games. It also supports new and exclusive titles that are only playable on the New 3DS or New 3DS XL models.
The New Nintendo 3DS XL offers several enhancements over the original 3DS, including a larger screen size, improved 3D viewing experience that adjusts based on your viewing angle, a faster processor for better performance, additional control options like the C Stick and ZL/ZR buttons, and NFC support for amiibo figures.
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๐ Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The reviews for the limited edition Fire Emblem 3DS XL glow with enthusiasm, highlighting the system's aesthetic appeal and performance improvements over older models. Users appreciated the stunning IPS display, which offers vivid colors and deeper contrasts compared to TN screens, and praised the system's eye-catching design, especially its subtle yet pronounced dragon motifs. Despite the random chance of getting an IPS or TN screen and the absence of a charger and the game itself, the overall sentiment is positive, emphasizing the device's collectible value and enhanced gameplay experience.
Pros
- ๐ฎ Stunning IPS display offers vivid colors and deeper contrasts.
- ๐ 3D eye tracking works effectively on the IPS screen, reducing dizziness during extended play.
- ๐ Beautiful limited edition design with dragon symbols and dual-color theme enhances its collectible value.
- ๐น Ergonomic system layout and button configuration provide a comfortable gaming experience.
- โก Improved internal hardware offers faster processing speeds.
Cons
- ๐ Screen type (IPS or TN) is random, creating a "screen lottery" for buyers.
- ๐ซ Does not include an AC charger or a copy of Fire Emblem Birthright or Conquest, necessitating separate purchases.
- ๐ Some units may come with a bad battery, requiring potential DIY fixes.
- ๐ Limited edition aspect might inflate the price for collectors and fans.
Should I Buy It?
If you're a Fire Emblem fan or a collector of limited edition consoles, this 3DS XL is a worthwhile purchase. Its superior IPS display, unique design, and improved performance offer a compelling upgrade or addition to your collection. However, be prepared for the possibility of needing an additional charger and game purchase, and remember the "screen lottery" if screen quality is a deal-breaker for you.
Purchased one of these beauties after having to return a Monster Hunter Generations N3DS XL due to a horrendous top screen (which was indeed a TN panel with color bleeding and 3D issues). I was a little hesitant to pay the extra money (especially with this whole screen lottery business going down with Nintendo), but I understand the raise in price since it can no longer be found in stores (not to mention the limited edition factor) - so I figured I could at least keep the device for collection purposes if it ended up being a TN top panel. Luckily I hit the BIG lotto and scored a dual IPS system with the one I purchased and everything was genuinely new and unopened. Right away upon turning on the system I could tell both screens were IPS, which was vital to me as the 3D eye tracking is rendered useless on a TN screen (for my eyes anyways). After testing Monster Hunter 4U and Generations on a TN screen, I can personally say there IS a big difference in the two types of screens - you can see way more detail and "further" in the distance with the IPS, where the TN not only fades the color, but gives distant scenery and objects a more "dull" appearance. The TN screen also makes some areas/objects (at least in MH) look ridiculously bright too - almost like someone set the white levels way too high. The worst part though is definitely the wacky and unstable "stable" 3D. For me, a TN screen causes the screen to blink or freak out when its on 3D mode (almost like it cannot track my face), whereas the IPS screen seems way more stable and consistent and I don't find myself dizzy when playing for long periods. As for this limited system itself - it is absolutely gorgeous, its covered in the dragon symbols from FE Fates which makes it look just completely epic. In my own opinion, I'd say its one of the nicest LE systems I have seen this far. Sure the back panel (black) is a fingerprint magnet, but that's to be expected with a glossy finish. I use a Duraflexi case cover (as well as a protective carrying case) on all my LE systems, so I can play without having to constantly polish any debris or prints off. I especially love how they made this system dual colors, even going so far as to make the inner buttons and slots the opposite color; it really is a sort of ying-yang feel to it - definitely fitting to the theme of Nohr VS Hoshido. The stunning screen graphics and the added c-stick (although the c-stick could have been better designed) is definitely an upgrade from my Pokemon X & Y 3DS XL (my only other dual IPS system) and I am super happy I can finally enjoy the new features of the N3DS without losing gameplay/graphic quality. I wish everyone luck on the screen typing though...again, like others have said, it is unfortunately completely random on whether or not you will get a TN or IPS....so may the odds be ever in your favor if you decide on purchasing one. ****And No the N3DS XL's do NOT come with an AC charger...this system also does NOT come with a downloaded copy of FE Birthright or Conquest either - both will need to be purchased separately, or you can use a charger from an older 3DS system. With this you will receive: the system, a manual, and the AR Cards.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2016 by Pam
Let's taste the sweet before the sour. I was one of the lucky few in getting IPS screen both top and bottom, the Console looks amazingly beautiful, the color mix of black and pearl white is gorgeous. Games feel great using the right analog stick so now I can go back to games like Kingdom Hearts, Metal Gear Solid 3, Resident Evil Revelations, Final Fantasy Explorers & Zelda Majora's Mask. Amiibos work great and really easy to set up. Now for the sour part, first of all its a real shame that every one pays the same price for this unit (unless you purchased from one of the scalpers and got ripped off ) and some get TN screen and others the IPS, everyone should get the same product, if it's an earlier version I would completely understand but a lottery... Come on Nintendo many of us have been with you since the NES era. My second point would be the almost faulty screen I received with my console, my top screen came with 2 stuck pixels, they are barely noticeable but when the screen goes black you can see 2 blue pixels standing out, why don't I return it or use the warranty? Because if I call the warranty (thing I've done in the past) they'll tell me I won't get my same console they will send me one of the regular ones so with this a new scenario opens : I will receive either a black or red new 3ds (then Pre ordering this version would have been in vain) and second scenario, I get an TN screen so just for two pixels I lose my console, luckily there are videos in YouTube to fix this problem, takes time but it's fixable if you have the same problem do a search on the YouTube app on your 3DS and search for "Stuck Pixel Fix". Other than that the Console is great, started playing kingdom Hearts and it's much easier that with the regular 3ds. My rating will be 3 star why? Let's review Pros: -Great console -easier for games that require Camera movement -beautiful fire emblem theme. Cons: -TN, IPS LOTTERY (this is very important) -Stuck Pixels out of the box -unable to fix your console and rather send you a replacement(you send the special edition and get a regular one in return, but I bet people don't send the regular one and get a Majoras Mask version in return) About the people complaining about not including a charger, this is something Nintendo said for a while now and when they announced the Console they said there was also no game included with the Console so there's no need to complain about this and why is not in the cons list. I've attached images comparing my Fire Emblem new 3ds with my girlfriend's red new 3ds.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2016 by Al R.
I noticed something was different with the screen on this Fates Ed. New 3DS because I played FE: Awakening almost every night on my red New 3DS before switching over to this one to play Fates. With this Fates Ed. 3DS it feels like I'm just playing on my older 3DS XL again. It isn't comfortable playing with the 3D feature on anymore, so I've turned that off. It was great on my red New 3DS because I could change positions on my futon and the 3D would adjust fast and feel comfortable to look at, even with the lights off. I also found myself fiddling around with the brightness more than before; something looked off, I just wasn't sure what it was. The difference was annoying enough that it drove me to look online and see if anyone else was having trouble with the screen. I thought maybe I received a defective unit. Of course, I discovered the pictures, complaints, etc. about the different screens being used on some of these. Luckily, I still have my red 3DS, so confirming that I have the inferior screen was easy. So, I have a crummy screen on my pretty, shiny new New 3DS. What really irks me, though, is that Nintendo is okay with having sold me this crummy screen. Well, Nintendo, I still love you, but I am so not okay with this.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2016 by T. K. Thompson