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Nintendo announces new 3DS LL for Japan and 3DS XL for the United States

For the people who do not have the child-sized hands to play Nintendo's 3DS comfortably but still want to play Nintendo's latest games, your wait is finally over. Nintendo announced yesterday that they will be releasing a successor to the DSi XL/LL, the 3DS XL/LL. This new offering from Nintendo will be called the Nintendo 3DS LL for Japan and the Nintendo 3DS XL for the United States. The new 3DS XL will have a 4.88 inch top screen and a 4.18 inch bottom screen. The new 3DS's screens are more than an inch bigger than the regular 3DS's screens and it comes with a 4GB SD card. In Japan, you can get the new 3DS LL for 18,900 yen (around $237.38) on July 28th in white, red and black, or silver and black versions. In the United States, you can get the 3DS XL for $200 on August 19th in red or blue versions. The new 3DS XL may not be a very compelling option compared to the likes of the Playstation Vita, when you get better graphics, better games, and better game play at only $50 more with the Vita. We personally own a DSi XL and this still does not seem more compelling to buy over a Playstation Vita. If you are a Nintendo fan, then this may be your next handheld console to buy. Want more information on Nintendo's successor to the DSi XL? Head on over to the links for more information.
Via: Engadget
Source: Nintendo Direct

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