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During Gamescom today Nintendo of Europe has revealed that it will be launching a SNES-themed edition of the New Nintendo 3DS XL on 13th October. This retro-themed system’s outer shell pays ...

Gizmag recently spent a week with the awkwardly-named New Nintendo 3DS XL to see if its promise of super-stable 3D, a bit more grunt under to the hood, and a new button setup can keep the 3DS ...

Nintendo has announced a “New 3DS XL Super Nintendo Entertainment System Edition” for Europe. It will launch across the region on October 13. A price was not announced.

They're also answers that Nintendo hasn't given yet. The tweet announcing the SNES 3DS XL was painfully short on details, with Nintendo only saying it's "coming to store shelves on 13/10." ...

This North American SNES looks different to its Japanese and European counterparts, as expected, modeled on the U.S. version of the SNES. Nintendo releasing new editions of the 3DS backs up the ...

People envious of Japan and Europe’s New Nintendo 3DS XLs designed to look like the Super Nintendo will soon have their own option. A listing has appeared on Amazon for a North American version ...

Nintendo has announced the 'New 3DS XL Super Nintendo Entertainment System Edition' - a retro-styled version of its popular handheld console, which will be available in Europe from October.

The New Nintendo 3DS XL – Super Nintendo Entertainment System Edition price is also a mystery, though the Super Famicom edition ran for 21,600 yen (about $190 / £150 / AU$250) in Japan, so it's ...

Sadly, the SNES New 3DS XL is a European exclusive, and it’s likely to stay that way. Nintendo previously released a Japanese Super Famicom edition of the New 3DS XL, making this essentially a ...

Still, European Nintendo geeks both new and old should enjoy having this neat-looking 3DS in their hands by Oct. 13. Meanwhile, the SNES Classic will hit both the U.S. and U.K. on Sept. 29.