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  | manufacturer = [[Nintendo]]
 
  | manufacturer = [[Nintendo]]
 
  | type        = Handheld
 
  | type        = Handheld
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  | released    = {{Flag|JPN}} February 26, 2011<ref name="Nintendo Conference">[http://ds.ign.com/articles/112/1124149p1.html "Nintendo Conference 2010 Details" - IGN]</ref><br>{{Flag|EUR}} March 25, 2011<ref name=IGN>[http://ds.ign.com/articles/114/1144775p1.html "3DS Price, Release Date Announced" - IGN]</ref><br>{{Flag|USA}} March 27, 2011<ref name=IGN>[http://ds.ign.com/articles/114/1144775p1.html "3DS Price, Release Date Announced" - IGN]</ref><br>{{Flag|AUS}} March 31, 2011
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  | released    = {{Flag|JPN}} February 26, 2011<ref>{{Cite web|author=Craig Harris|date=September 28, 2010|url=https://www.ign.com/articles/2010/09/29/nintendo-conference-2010-details|title=Nintendo Conference 2010 Details|site=IGN}}</ref><br>{{Flag|EUR}} March 25, 2011<ref name=IGN>{{Cite web|author=Jim Reilly|date=January 19, 2011|url=https://www.ign.com/articles/2011/01/19/3ds-price-release-date-announced|title=3DS Price, Release Date Announced|site=IGN}}</ref><br>{{Flag|USA}} March 27, 2011<ref name=IGN/><br>{{Flag|AUS}} March 31, 2011
 
  | discontinued = {{Flag|WLD}} September 17, 2020
 
  | discontinued = {{Flag|WLD}} September 17, 2020
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  | media        = 2GB Nintendo 3DS Game Card, Nintendo DS Game Card, SD Card
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  | media        = Nintendo 3DS Game Card, Nintendo DS Game Card, SD Card
 
  | input        = Nintendo 3DS Stylus
 
  | input        = Nintendo 3DS Stylus
 
  | predecessor  = [[Nintendo DS]]
 
  | predecessor  = [[Nintendo DS]]
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  | successor    = [[Nintendo Switch#Nintendo Switch Lite|Nintendo Switch Lite]]
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  | successor    = [[Nintendo Switch]]
 
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The '''Nintendo 3DS''' is a handheld gaming console and is the successor to the [[Nintendo DS]]. Officially revealed at E3 2010, it was released on February 26, 2011 in Japan; in Europe on March 25, 2011; on March 27, 2011 in North America; and March 31, 2011 in Australia.  
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The '''Nintendo 3DS''' is a handheld video game console made by [[Nintendo]] and released in 2011. It is a successor to the [[Nintendo DS]] and can play games in glasses-free {{Wp|Stereoscopy|stereoscopic 3D}}. {{SER|short}} games released on the Nintendo 3DS include {{NL}}, {{HHD}}, and the ''[[Photos with Animal Crossing]]'' application. Additionally, {{SSB4|3ds}}, which features content from the {{SER|nolink}}, was released for the 3DS.
  
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It originally had a suggested retail price of US$249.99, before August 12, 2011, when Nintendo introduced a price drop to US$169.99, with consumers who bought the system at its original price gaining access to ten [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] games as well as ten [[Game Boy Advance]] at no charge.<ref name=IGN>[http://ds.ign.com/articles/114/1144775p1.html "3DS Price, Release Date Announced" - IGN]</ref> The Nintendo 3DS ran until its discontinuation worldwide on September 17, 2020.<ref>{{Cite web|author=Sam Byford|date=September 17, 2020|url=https://www.theverge.com/2020/9/17/21441096/nintendo-3ds-production-discontinued-total-sales|title=Nintendo has discontinued the 3DS|retrieved=September 17, 2020}}</ref>  
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The 3DS sold a total of 75.94 million units worldwide.<ref>{{Cite web|author=Nintendo|url=https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/en/finance/hard_soft/index.html|title=IR Information : Sales Data - Dedicated Video Game Sales Units|site=nintendo.co.jp}}</ref> It was succeeded by the [[Nintendo Switch]] in 2017 and was discontinued worldwide on September 17, 2020.<ref>{{Cite web|author=Sam Byford|date=September 17, 2020|url=https://www.theverge.com/2020/9/17/21441096/nintendo-3ds-production-discontinued-total-sales|title=Nintendo has discontinued the 3DS|site=The Verge|retrieved=September 17, 2020}}</ref>  
  
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Alongside the announcement of the 3DS, {{NL}} was originally announced at E3 2010 and was subsequently released on November 8, 2012 in Japan, February 7, 2013 in Korea, and June 2013 in North America, Europe, and Australia.<ref>[https://www.nintendoworldreport.com/previewArt.cfm?artid=23365 Nintendo World Report - Animal Crossing: New Leaf]</ref> An ''Animal Crossing'' spin-off, {{HHD}}, was announced in an Nintendo Direct held on April 1, 2015 and was released in July 30, 2015 in Japan and Fall 2015 for North America, Europe, and Australia.<ref>{{Cite web|author=Nintendo|date=April 1, 2015|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMedqo8mLaQ&ab_channel=Nintendo|title=Nintendo Direct 4.1.2015|site=YouTube}}</ref>
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==Features and built-in software==
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===Friend List===
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Friend List is a built-in application where the player can add others as friends via a Friend Code. Having two players registered in each other's Friend List is required to visit other town's online in {{NL}}.
  
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At 75.94 million units,<ref>https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/en/finance/hard_soft/index.html</ref> the 3DS stands as Nintendo's least-selling handheld platform.
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===Nintendo eShop===
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The Nintendo eShop is a digital store where games and software could be purchased and downloaded. All {{SER|short|nolink}} games released on the 3DS could be purchased from the eShop, and ''[[Photos with Animal Crossing]]'' was released exclusively from the eShop. Update data for {{NL|nolink}} and {{HHD|nolink}} could also be downloaded from the eShop. Additionally, games and software released for the DSi Shop, including ''[[Animal Crossing Calculator]]'' and ''[[Animal Crossing Clock]]'', could be purchased and downloaded from the eShop.
  
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==Features==
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The eShop is also available on the [[Wii U]] and [[Nintendo Switch]]. The ability to purchase and download new software was discontinued worldwide on the 3DS and Wii U on March 27, 2023, 12 years since the 3DS's North American release.
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[[File:NLWa Campground.png|thumb|250px|left|An example of the Nintendo 3DS graphics as seen in {{NLWa}}]]
 
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The Nintendo 3DS has many new features. It is capable of glasses-free 3D on its top screen, which has been expanded width-ways. The 3D effect can be increased or turned off entirely with the slider located on the right-hand side of the top screen. Nintendo has recommended that children under 6 are not permitted to use the 3D effect, which can be locked off with Parental Controls,<ref>http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE7020UL20110103</ref> however the American Optometric Association has stated that 3D gaming on the Nintendo 3DS will not harm children's eyes, if used in moderation.<ref>http://kotaku.com/5725770/doctors-say-the-3ds-is-safe-potentially-beneficial-to-children</ref>
 
  
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The console includes 'augmented reality' cards, which one places on a flat surface and uses the Nintendo 3DS camera to view. The cards are then transformed into an object which is visible through the 3DS camera. Nintendo has stated that users "are not to be surprised if they see a dragon coming out of their kitchen table."<ref>https://www.nintendo.co.uk/News/2011/Nintendo-3DS-brings-a-dimensional-shift-to-the-world-of-entertainment-on-March-25-253340.html</ref>An example card is a game in which players are required to shoot targets surrounding objects.<ref>https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Nintendo-3DS-Family/Instant-Software/AR-Games-Augmented-Reality/AR-Games-Augmented-Reality-115169.html</ref> The Nintendo 3DS includes a gyroscopic sensor that registers movement, similar to that of the [[wikipedia:iPhone|iPhone]] and [[wikipedia:iPod Touch|iPod Touch]].
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===Nintendo Zone===
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Nintendo Zone was a discontinued service for the Nintendo 3DS that allowed players to connect to a Wi-Fi hotspot in a collaborating public location, typically a retail store, to receive unique content. {{NL|nolink}} utilized Nintendo Zones to receive [[Distributed item/New Leaf|DLC items]].
  
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Like the [[Wii]], the Nintendo 3DS includes the Virtual Console. Players are able to download games from the [[wikipedia:Game Boy|Game Boy]], [[wikipedia:Game Boy Color|Game Boy Color]], and [[Nintendo Entertainment System]]. Members of the Nintendo 3DS Ambassador Program are able to download [[Game Boy Advance]] titles which are exclusive to them. The New Nintendo 3DS, New Nintendo 3DS XL, and New Nintendo 2DS XL can also play [[nintendowiki:Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] titles from the eShop.<ref>https://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2016/03/09/nintendo-explains-why-snes-games-will-only-run-on-new-3ds.aspx</ref> Purchases are made through the Nintendo eShop, using a cash system rather than Nintendo Points.  
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===Play Coins===
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[[File:Play Coins Icon.png|thumb|right|100px|Icon for Play Coins]]
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Play Coins are a system-wide currency that can be used in various games and software, including {{NL|nolink}} and {{HHD|nolink}}. The 3DS has a built-in pedometer that tracks the player's steps; for every 100 steps taken, the player earns 1 Play Coin, up to a maximum of 10 per day and 300 total. In {{NL|short|nolink}}, [[fortune cookie]]s can be purchased from [[Timmy and Tommy's store]] for 2 Play Coins. In {{HHD|short|nolink}}, Play Coins can be used to unlock lessons in the [[Happy Home Handbook]].
  
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The Nintendo 3DS has the standard A, B, X, Y, Start, Select, L and R buttons, as well as the D-Pad. It also has the Circle Pad, an analog stick, and a Home button.
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===SpotPass===
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SpotPass is an online feature that allows the console to send and receive information to and from Nintendo. {{NL|nolink}} features SpotPass connectivity, and it can be enabled or disabled from the title screen. The player could connect to the internet via SpotPass during distribution periods to receive DLC items and Nintendo staff homes in the [[HH Showcase]].
  
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Similar to the Wii's Wii Address Book, the Nintendo 3DS has a function named the Friend List, where people are able to see which of their friends are currently online and their status messages. The Notification LED will light orange when a friend is online.
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SpotPass is also available on the Wii U.
  
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[[SpotPass]] is the ability for the 3DS to seek Wi-Fi signals and automatically download content while in sleep mode. It may be used for players to download [[distributed items]] in {{NL}}. StreetPass is the ability to connect with other 3DS systems while in sleep mode. A widely cited example is that passing 3DS systems in the street is able to send [[Mii]]s to each other.
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===StreetPass===
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StreetPass is a feature that uses local wireless communication to send and receive information from and to other nearby 3DS systems. It is used in {{NL|nolink}} in the [[HH Showcase]], where connecting with other players via StreetPass causes their house and player character to appear there. Some [[handheld item]]s and [[badge]]s require the use of StreetPass to obtain.
  
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[[Friend Code]]s remain in the 3DS system's software, however, only one is needed per system, as opposed to the Wii and DS's one each for every game.
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====StreetPass Mii Plaza====
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StreetPass Mii Plaza is a built-in application on the Nintendo 3DS. The [[Mii]]s of players who have been met via StreetPass appear here, and there are various minigames that can be played. The player can dress their Mii with various unlockable outfits, including four based on the {{SER|nolink}}: the Isabelle Hat, Tom Nook Hat, K.K. Slider Hat, and Mr. Resetti Hat.
  
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The Activity Log tracks both game play (noting which games have been played and for how long) as well as physical activity (counting every step taken while carrying a 3DS). The feature encourages walking more every day to earn Play Coins, which can be used with compatible games and applications to acquire special content and a variety of other benefits.
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One of the minigames, Puzzle Swap, features {{SER|short|nolink}} content. The objective of Puzzle Swap is to meet other players through StreetPass to obtain pieces of a puzzle that, when completed, displays an image from a 3DS game. Two of the puzzles feature an image from {{NL|nolink}} and {{HHD|nolink}}.
  
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The two external cameras are used together to create 3D photos, however the interior camera can capture 2D photos and 2D videos.
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===Themes===
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An update in 2014 introduced themes, which alter the background, app icons, and music of the HOME Menu. Themes can be purchased from the Theme Shop, [[My Nintendo]], or the downloadable game ''[[Nintendo Badge Arcade]]''. 26 themes based on the {{SER}} were released:
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The game ''Face Raiders'' is automatically built into the Nintendo 3DS. In it, the player uses the 3D camera and Augmented Reality to shoot faces which have been taken from photos captured with the 3D cameras.
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A play coin is an alternative form of currency in various Nintendo 3DS games, obtained by walking with the Nintendo 3DS while the system is in sleep mode. For every one hundred steps taken, the system will add 1 coin, for up to 10 coins per day and for a maximum of 300 coins. In {{NL}}, [[fortune cookie]]s  can be bought for 2 play coins, and in {{NLWa}}, play coins can be used to recruit villagers or restart in [[Desert Island Escape]].
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On June 7, 2011, the Nintendo eShop became available, allowing users to download digital copies of games as well as collection of older titles via Virtual Console and [[Nintendo DS#Nintendo DSi|DSiWare]].
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== Types of 3DS ==
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACaF Plaza Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival: Plaza
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing amiibo Festival.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACaF Plaza.ogg]]<br>"Plaza"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''A crowd's gathered for the amiibo Festival! Scroll the Touch Screen to see who's here as you enjoy the festival's plaza tune.''
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| [[File:3DS Theme - AC Falling Leaves Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: Falling Leaves
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Fall Leaves.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - AC Falling Leaves.ogg]]<br>"12 PM"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''This fall-inspired theme features Isabelle and friends raking up fallen leaves. Keep an eye out for Mr. Resetti and Don Resetti!''
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| [[File:3DS Theme - AC Gardening Weather Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: Gardening Weather
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Gardening Weather.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - AC Gardening Weather.ogg]]<br>"Bunny Day"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''This Spring theme shows Leif, Isabelle, and others. Scroll the screen to see them tend the garden, but look out for Mr. Resetti!''
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACHHD My Town Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer: My Town
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing Happy Home Designer - My Town.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACHHD My Town.ogg]]<br>"Title-Screen Tune"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''This theme features watercolor-style art by the game's Lead Illustrator. Scroll the Touch Screen to see lots of cute characters!''
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACHHD Your Office Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer: Your Office
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing Happy Home Designer.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACHHD Your Office.ogg]]<br>"???"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''???''
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Swimming in the Sea Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf Swimming in the Sea
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Swimming in the Sea.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Swimming in the Sea.ogg]]<br>"Island (Day)"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''This summertime theme features Isabelle and friends enjoying a relaxing swim. Scroll the Touch Screen to see them in action!''
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Bulletin Board Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Bulletin Board
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Bulletin Board.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Bulletin Board.ogg]]<br>"1 p.m."
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| Theme Shop
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| ''The folders and icons look like they are made of wood. Scroll the Touch Screen to see cheerful flowers sway in the wind.''
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Bunny Day Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Bunny Day
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Bunny Day.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Bunny Day.ogg]]<br>"Bunny Day"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''Eggzactly what you need to get ready for Bunny Day! Scroll the Touch Screen to see O'Hare, Chrissy, Francine, and Zipper move.''
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|-
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Colorful Pattern Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Colorful Pattern
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Colorful Pattern.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Colorful Pattern.ogg]]<br>"Title-Screen Tune"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''This theme's relaxing music and colorfully patterned background, folders, and icons will make you feel right at home.''
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Isabelle at Town Hall Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Isabelle at Town Hall
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Isabelle at Town Hall.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Isabelle at Town Hall.ogg]]<br>"Town Hall (Isabelle's Theme)"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''The folders and icons look like letters and stamps. Scroll the Touch Screen to see Isabelle daydream while she works.''
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|-
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Jack, the Czar of Halloween Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Jack, the Czar of Halloween
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Jack the Czar of Halloween.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Jack, the Czar of Halloween.ogg]]<br>"Halloween Hijinks"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''This theme features festive folders and icons, spooky music, and jack-o'-lanterns. Scroll the Touch Screen to see Jack move.''
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Jingle's Toy Day Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Jingle's Toy Day
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Jingle's Toy Day.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Jingle's Toy Day.ogg]]<br>"Toy Day"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''Scroll the Touch Screen to animate this festive theme's lower background. Exit Sleep Mode to hear a present open.''
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL K.K. Slider at Club LOL Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf: K.K. Slider at Club LOL
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - K.K. Slider at Club LOL.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL K.K. Slider at Club LOL.ogg]]<br>"[[K.K. Song]]"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''The folders and icons feature an acoustic-guitar pattern. Scroll the Touch Screen to see K.K. Slider play his guitar and sing.''
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Mabel Able Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Mabel Able
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Mabel Able.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Mabel Able.ogg]]<br>"Able Sisters"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''The folders and icons look like they're sewn from blue cloth. Scroll the Touch Screen to see Mabel hard at work.''
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|-
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Sable Able Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Sable Able
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Sabel Able.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Sable Able.ogg]]<br>"Able Sisters"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''The folders and icons look like they're sewn from pink cloth. Scroll the Touch Screen to see Sable hard at work.''
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Timmy & Tommy Nook Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Timmy & Tommy Nook
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Timmy & Tommy Nook.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Timmy & Tommy Nook.ogg]]<br>"The Nooklings' Store"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''The folders and icons look like they're cardboard boxes. Scroll the Touch Screen to see Timmy's and Tommy's eyes blink.''
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|-
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Welcome to 2015 Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Welcome to 2015
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Welcome to 2015.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Welcome to 2015.ogg]]<br>"Happy New Year"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''Isabelle and Pietro ring in 2015 in this festive NYE theme. Scroll the Touch Screen to see fireworks and party poppers explode.''
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| [[File:3DS Theme - AC Winter Frolics Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: Winter Frolics
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Winter Frolics.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - AC Winter Frolics.ogg]]<br>"Main Street 1 (daytime snow)"
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| Theme Shop
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| ''A theme featuring the snowpeople, who only appear in winter. Scroll the Touch Screen to see Isabelle and pals rolling snowballs.''
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|-
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Cinnamoroll & K.K. Slider Icon.png]]<br>Cinnamoroll × Totakeke
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Cinnamoroll and K.K..png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Cinnamoroll & K.K. Slider.ogg]]<br>"???"
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| Theme Shop (Japan only)
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| ''???''
 
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Hello Kitty & Isabelle Icon.png]]<br>Hello Kitty × Shizue
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! Image
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Hello Kitty and Isabelle.png|150px]]
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! JP Release
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Hello Kitty & Isabelle.ogg]]<br>"???"
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! NA Release
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| Theme Shop (Japan only)
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! EU Release
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| ''???''
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! AUS Release
 
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| Nintendo 3DS || [[File:3DS.png|180x128px]] || February 26, 2011 || March 27, 2011 || March 25, 2011 || March 31, 2011 || Original model of the Nintendo 3DS.
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| [[File:3DS Theme - My Nintendo Isabelle Icon.png]]<br>My Nintendo: Isabelle
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| [[File:3DS Theme - My Nintendo Isabelle.png|150px]]
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| [[File:3DS Theme - My Nintendo Isabelle.ogg]]
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| [[My Nintendo]]
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| ''This original My Nintendo theme features Isabelle on the Top Screen and Animal Crossing-themed folders.''
 
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| Nintendo 3DS XL || [[File:3DS_XL.png|180x164px]] || July 28, 2012 || August 19, 2012 || July 28, 2012 || August 23, 2012 || A significantly larger model of the 3DS with improved Start, Select, and Home Buttons.
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| [[File:3DS Theme - AC Stylish Sweets Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: Stylish Sweets
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Nintendo Badge Arcade - Candy Room.png|150px]]
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| ''[[Nintendo Badge Arcade]]''
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| ''???''
 
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| Nintendo 2DS || [[File:2DS unit.png|180x166px]] || February 27, 2016 || October 12, 2013 || October 12, 2013 || October 12, 2013 || Has no 3D features and lacks the clamshell design of previous DS and 3DS consoles.
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Festive Fun Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Festive Fun
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Nintendo Badge Arcade - Animal Crossing Christmas Room.png|150px]]
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| ''[[Nintendo Badge Arcade]]''
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| ''???''
 
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| New Nintendo 3DS XL || [[File:New3DSXL.jpg|180x164px]] || October 11, 2014 || February 13, 2015 || February 13, 2015 || November 21, 2014 || Introduced a C-Stick, two new buttons, and a new processor. Has certain games exclusive to it.
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Island Getaway Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Island Getaway
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| [[File:3DS Theme - Nintendo Badge Arcade - Animal Crossing Southern Island.png|150px]]
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| ''[[Nintendo Badge Arcade]]''
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| ''???''
 
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| New Nintendo 3DS || [[File:New3DS.png|180x164px]] || October 11, 2014 || September 25, 2015 || February 13, 2015 || November 21, 2014 || A smaller version of the New Nintendo 3DS XL.
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| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Paw-Print Room Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Paw-Print Room
 +
| [[File:3DS Theme - Nintendo Badge Arcade - Animal Crossing Paw Pattern Room.png|150px]]
 +
| -
 +
| ''[[Nintendo Badge Arcade]]''
 +
| ''???''
 
|-
 
|-
−
| New Nintendo 2DS XL || [[File:New2DSXL.png|180x164px]] || July 13, 2017 ||  July 28, 2017 || July 28, 2017 || June 15, 2017 || A redesign of the New Nintendo 3DS XL. It lacks 3D, but has a clamshell design, unlike the Nintendo 2DS.
+
| [[File:3DS Theme - ACNL Plaza Icon.png]]<br>Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Plaza
 +
| [[File:3DS Theme - Nintendo Badge Arcade - Animal Crossing Village Square.png|150px]]
 +
| -
 +
| ''[[Nintendo Badge Arcade]]''
 +
| ''???''
 
|}
 
|}
  
 
==''Animal Crossing''-related games==
 
==''Animal Crossing''-related games==
 
===Retail===
 
===Retail===
−
{| class="styled color-system" style="text-align:center;" width="50%"
+
{| class="styled color-system" style="text-align:center; width:50%"
 
|-
 
|-
 
! style="width:15%" | Game  
 
! style="width:15%" | Game  
 
! style="width:10%" | Image  
 
! style="width:10%" | Image  
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! style="width:20%" | Release date(s)
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! style="width:20%" | Release dates
 
|-
 
|-
 
| {{NL}} || [[File:NL Box NA.jpg|100px]] || {{Flag|JPN}} November 8, 2012<br>{{Flag|KOR}} February 8, 2013<br>{{Flag|USA}} June 9, 2013<br>{{Flag|EUR}} June 14, 2013<br>{{Flag|AUS}} June 15, 2013
 
| {{NL}} || [[File:NL Box NA.jpg|100px]] || {{Flag|JPN}} November 8, 2012<br>{{Flag|KOR}} February 8, 2013<br>{{Flag|USA}} June 9, 2013<br>{{Flag|EUR}} June 14, 2013<br>{{Flag|AUS}} June 15, 2013
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| {{HHD}} || [[File:HHD Box North America.png|100px]] || {{Flag|JPN}} July 30, 2015<br>{{Flag|USA}} September 25, 2015<br>{{Flag|EUR}} October 2, 2015<br>{{Flag|AUS}} October 3, 2015
 
| {{HHD}} || [[File:HHD Box North America.png|100px]] || {{Flag|JPN}} July 30, 2015<br>{{Flag|USA}} September 25, 2015<br>{{Flag|EUR}} October 2, 2015<br>{{Flag|AUS}} October 3, 2015
 
|-
 
|-
−
| {{NLWa}} || [[File:Animal Crossing New Leaf Welcome amiibo boxart (UK).jpg|100px]] || {{Flag|JPN}} November 23, 2016<br>{{Flag|AUS}} November 24, 2016<br>{{Flag|EUR}} November 25, 2016<br>{{Flag|KOR}} December 1, 2016<br>{{Flag|USA}} December 8, 2016
+
| {{NLWa}} || [[File:Welcome amiibo UK box art.png|100px]] || {{Flag|JPN}} November 23, 2016<br>{{Flag|AUS}} November 24, 2016<br>{{Flag|EUR}} November 25, 2016<br>{{Flag|KOR}} December 1, 2016<br>{{Flag|USA}} December 8, 2016
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
|}
  
−
====Backwards compatibility====
+
====Backward compatibility====
−
{| class="styled color-system" style="text-align:center;" width="60%"
+
The Nintendo 3DS is backward-compatible with [[Nintendo DS]] games, except for games that require the use of the [[Game Boy Advance]] slot of the original DS and DS Lite for Option Paks.
 +
{| class="styled color-system" style="text-align:center; width:60%"
 
|-
 
|-
 
! style="width:15%" | Game  
 
! style="width:15%" | Game  
 
! style="width:10%" | Image  
 
! style="width:10%" | Image  
−
! style="width:20%" | Release date(s)
+
! style="width:20%" | Release dates
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! width="5%"  | Available By
 
 
|-
 
|-
−
| {{WW}} || [[File:WW Box NA.jpg|100px]] || {{Flag|JPN}} November 23, 2005<br>{{Flag|USA}} December 5, 2005<br>{{Flag|AUS}} December 8, 2005<br>{{Flag|EUR}} March 31, 2006<br>{{Flag|KOR}} December 6, 2007 || DS Card
+
| {{WW}} || [[File:WW Box NA.jpg|100px]] || {{Flag|JPN}} November 23, 2005<br>{{Flag|USA}} December 5, 2005<br>{{Flag|AUS}} December 8, 2005<br>{{Flag|EUR}} March 31, 2006<br>{{Flag|KOR}} December 6, 2007
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
|}
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====Nintendo eShop native apps====
 
====Nintendo eShop native apps====
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{| class="styled color-system" style="text-align:center;" width="50%"
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{| class="styled color-system" style="text-align:center; width:50%;"
 
|-
 
|-
 
! style="width:20%" | Game  
 
! style="width:20%" | Game  
−
! JP Release
+
! Release dates
−
! EG Release
 
−
|-
 
−
| [[File:PwAC Home Menu Icon.png|30px|link=]]<br>''[[Photos with Animal Crossing]]'' || 2013 || (limited 2015 release)
 
 
|-
 
|-
 +
| [[File:PwAC Home Menu Icon.png|link=Photos with Animal Crossing]]<br>''[[Photos with Animal Crossing]]''
 +
| {{Flag|JPN}} November 21, 2013<br>{{Flag|EUR}} 2015
 
|}
 
|}
  
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{| class="styled color-system" style="text-align: center"
 
{| class="styled color-system" style="text-align: center"
 
|-
 
|-
−
! App !! Japanese release date!! English release date
+
! App !! Release dates (3DS eShop)
 +
|-
 +
| [[File:Calculator Home Menu Icon.png|link=Animal Crossing Calculator]]<br>''[[Animal Crossing Calculator]]'' || {{Flag|JPN}} June 6, 2011<br>{{Flag|USA}} June 6, 2011<br>{{Flag|EUR}} July 7, 2011<br>{{Flag|AUS}} June 6, 2011
 +
|-
 +
| [[File:Clock Home Menu Icon.png|link=Animal Crossing Clock]]<br>''[[Animal Crossing Clock]]'' || {{Flag|JPN}} June 6, 2011<br>{{Flag|USA}} June 6, 2011<br>{{Flag|EUR}} July 7, 2011<br>{{Flag|AUS}} June 6, 2011
 +
|}
 +
 
 +
==Models==
 +
{| class="styled color-system" style="text-align:center;"
 +
|-
 +
! Name
 +
! Image
 +
! Release dates
 +
! Notes
 +
|-
 +
| Nintendo 3DS || [[File:Red 3DS.png|180x128px]] || {{Flag|JPN}} February 26, 2011<br>{{Flag|USA}} March 27, 2011<br>{{Flag|EUR}} March 25, 2011<br>{{Flag|AUS}} March 31, 2011 || -
 +
|-
 +
| Nintendo 3DS XL || [[File:3DS_XL.png|180x164px]] || {{Flag|JPN}} July 28, 2012<br>{{Flag|USA}} August 19, 2012<br>{{Flag|EUR}} July 28, 2012<br>{{Flag|AUS}} August 23, 2012 || The Nintendo 3DS XL features 90% larger screens compared to the original 3DS.
 +
|-
 +
| Nintendo 2DS || [[File:2DS unit.png|180x166px]] || {{Flag|JPN}} February 27, 2016<br>{{Flag|USA}} October 12, 2013<br>{{Flag|EUR}} October 12, 2013<br>{{Flag|AUS}} October 12, 2013 || The Nintendo 2DS lacks 3D and has a different form-factor, lacking the clamshell design of all other DS and 3DS models.
 
|-
 
|-
−
| [[File:Calculator Home Menu Icon.png|30px|link=]]<br>''[[Animal Crossing Clock]]'' || 2009 || 2009
+
| New Nintendo 3DS || [[File:New3DS.png|180x164px]] || {{Flag|JPN}} October 11, 2014<br>{{Flag|USA}} September 25, 2015<br>{{Flag|EUR}} February 13, 2015<br>{{Flag|AUS}} November 21, 2014 || The New Nintendo 3DS features an upgraded processor, increased RAM, a C-Stick, ZL and ZR buttons, face tracking for more stable 3D, and NFC support for scanning [[amiibo]]. This model also has swappable faceplates on the back of the top and bottom sections.
 
|-
 
|-
−
| [[File:Clock Home Menu Icon.png|30px|link=]]<br>''[[Animal Crossing Calculator]]'' || 2009 || 2009
+
| New Nintendo 3DS XL || [[File:New3DSXL.jpg|180x164px]] || {{Flag|JPN}} October 11, 2014<br>{{Flag|USA}} February 13, 2015<br>{{Flag|EUR}} February 13, 2015<br>{{Flag|AUS}} November 21, 2014 || The New Nintendo 3DS XL is a larger version of the New Nintendo 3DS. It does not have swappable faceplates.
 
|-
 
|-
 +
| New Nintendo 2DS XL || [[File:New2DSXL.png|180x164px]] || {{Flag|JPN}} July 13, 2017<br>{{Flag|USA}} July 28, 2017<br>{{Flag|EUR}} July 28, 2017<br>{{Flag|AUS}} June 15, 2017 || The New Nintendo 2DS has all of the hardware improvements from the New Nintendo 3DS but lacks 3D.
 
|}
 
|}
  
−
==Redesigns==
+
==={{SER|short|nolink}} models and bundles===
−
===Nintendo 3DS XL===
+
Multiple {{SER|short|nolink}}-themed models of the 3DS or bundles including an {{SER|short|nolink}} game were released:
−
{{Infobox System
+
{| class="styled color-system" style="text-align:center;"
−
|name=Nintendo 3DS XL
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|-
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|logo=[[File:3DS logo.png|200px]]
+
! Model
−
|image=[[File:3DS XL.png|200px]]
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! Release date(s)
−
|caption=
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! Bundle
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|colors=
+
! Design
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|manufacturer=[[Nintendo]]
+
|-
−
|type=
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| [[File:3DSAC.jpg|150px]]<br>Nintendo 3DS XL
−
|released={{Flag|JPN}} July 28, 2012<br>{{Flag|EUR}} July 28, 2012<br>{{Flag|USA}} August 19, 2012<br> {{Flag|AUS}} August 23, 2012<br>
+
| {{Flag|JPN}}<br>{{Flag|USA}} ???<br>{{Flag|EUR}} ???
−
|media=Nintendo 3DS Game Card, Nintendo DS Game Card, 4 GB SD Card (Expandable by 32 GB)
+
| {{NL|nolink}}
−
|input=Nintendo 3DS XL Stylus
+
| Top and bottom are white with icons of [[fruit|apples]], [[furniture]] leaves, and houses, along with multi-colored dots.
−
|predecessor=[[Nintendo DS]], [[Nintendo 3DS]] (concurrent)
+
|-
−
|successor=None
+
| [[File:Nintendo 2DS NL.jpg|150px]]<br>Nintendo 2DS
−
}}
+
| {{Flag|EUR}} ???
−
The Nintendo 3DS XL is the first [[Nintendo 3DS]] redesign. The 3DS XL fixes several design flaws of the original 3DS, such as the 3D screen denting and making use of the control pad much more comfortable. The 3DS XL came in a variety of colors, with most of them being outside of North America. The colors that the 3DS XL came in are:
+
| {{NL}}
 +
| Standard red-and-white console.
 +
|-
 +
| [[File:Nia.png|150px]]<br>Nintendo 2DS
 +
| {{Flag|EUR}} ???
 +
| {{NL|nolink}}
 +
| Standard pink-and-white console.
 +
|-
 +
| [[File:Nia.png|150px]]<br>New Nintendo 3DS
 +
| {{Flag|JPN}} ???
 +
| None
 +
| Standard white console; contains a set of faceplates featuring a collage of {{SER|short|nolink}} characters.
 +
|-
 +
| [[File:Nia.png|150px]]<br>New Nintendo 3DS
 +
| {{Flag|JPN}} ???<br>{{Flag|USA}} September 25, 2015<ref>{{Cite web|author=Sodapone|url=https://consolevariations.com/variation/console/new-nintendo-3ds-animal-crossing-happy-home-designer-console-na|title=New Nintendo 3DS Animal Crossing Happy Home Designer Console <nowiki>[</nowiki>NA<nowiki>]</nowiki>|site=Consolevariations.com|retrieved=December 5, 2022}}</ref><br>{{Flag|EUR}} ???<br>{{Flag|AUS}} ???
 +
| {{HHD}}
 +
| Standard white console; contains two sets of faceplates: one based on the key art for {{HHD|short|nolink}}, and one with [[Isabelle]]'s face on the top and the pattern of her clothing on the bottom. The European and Australian releases only contained the former set of faceplates.
 +
|-
 +
| [[File:Nia.png|150px]]<br>New Nintendo 3DS XL
 +
| {{Flag|JPN}} ???<br>{{Flag|EUR}} October 2, 2015<ref>{{Cite web|author=Neverbirth|url=https://consolevariations.com/variation/console/new-nintendo-3ds-xl-animal-crossing-happy-home-designer|title=New Nintendo 3DS XL Animal Crossing Happy Home Designer Console <nowiki>[</nowiki>EU<nowiki>]</nowiki>|site=Consolevariations.com|retrieved=December 5, 2022}}</ref>
 +
| {{HHD|nolink}}
 +
| Top is white and features various objects and building from {{HHD|short|nolink}}; bottom features a house and a silhouette of [[Lottie]].
 +
|-
 +
| [[File:NLWa New 2DS XL.png|150px]]<br>New Nintendo 2DS XL
 +
| {{Flag|JPN}} ???<br>{{Flag|EUR}} July 20, 2018<ref name="New 2DS XL">{{Cite web|author=taco85|url=https://consolevariations.com/variation/console/animal-crossing-new-leaf-welcome-amiibo-new-nintendo-2ds-xl|title=New Nintendo 2DS XL Animal Crossing New Leaf Console|site=Consolevariations.com|retrieved=December 5, 2022}}</ref><br>{{Flag|AUS}} June 20, 2018<ref name="New 2DS XL"/>
 +
| {{NLWa}}
 +
| Features a cream design with a green top and buttons. The top has "Animal Crossing" and various designs engraved in the center.
 +
|}
  
−
*Red/Black (Japan, Europe, North America, Australia)
+
==Appearances in the {{SER|nolink}}==
−
*Blue/Black (Japan, Europe, North America, Australia)
+
===In {{HHD|short|nolink}}===
−
*Silver/Black (Japan, Europe, Australia)
+
{{HHD}} features two furniture items based on models of the Nintendo 3DS: the {{I|New Nintendo 3DS|HHD}} and {{I|New Nintendo 3DS XL|HHD}}. It also features the {{I|Nintendo 3DS shelf|HHD}}, which contains various 3DS games, and the {{I|Nintendo 3DS station|HHD}}, which is based on a retail store kiosk.
−
*Pink/White (Japan and North America)
+
<gallery class=sprite>
−
*Black (Japan, Europe, Australia)
+
New Nintendo 3DS HHD Icon.png|{{I|New Nintendo 3DS|HHD}}
−
*Pikachu Yellow (Japan)
+
New Nintendo 3DS XL HHD Icon.png|{{I|New Nintendo 3DS XL|HHD}}
−
*Charizard Black (Japan)
+
Nintendo 3DS Shelf HHD Icon.png|{{I|Nintendo 3DS shelf|HHD}}
−
*Xerneas & Yveltal Red (Japan, Europe, North America)
+
Nintendo 3DS Station HHD Icon.png|{{I|Nintendo 3DS station|HHD}}
−
*Xerneas & Yveltal Blue (Japan, Europe, North America)
+
</gallery>
−
*Pokémon X/Y Premium Gold (Japan)
 
−
*"Eevee Edition" (Japan)
 
−
*Super Smash Bros Blue/Red (Japan, Europe, North America)
 
−
 
 
−
===Nintendo 2DS===
 
−
[[File:2DS unit.png|thumb|left|175px]]
 
−
The 2DS is the seventh, newest portable console, also the newest Nintendo console. Since the console's main market audience is younger children and that Nintendo believes that stereoscope 3D can damage children's eyes, there is no stereoscopic 3D feature. There is also no hinge, so it is unable to close. Unlike closing the lid to have it go to sleep mode, a feature for the previous 3DS and DS, there is a switch for sleep mode. The Nintendo 2DS was released in October 2013.{{clear}}
 
−
 
 
−
===New Nintendo 3DS===
 
−
[[File:New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL.jpg|thumb|right|A '''New Nintendo 3DS''' (left) and '''New Nintendo 3DS XL''' (right)]]
 
−
The New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL, announced on August 28, 2014, were the first hardware upgrades for the Nintendo 3DS line of systems, similar to the [[Nintendo DS#Types of DS|Nintendo DSi]]. They were released on October 11, 2014 in Japan, and on November 21, 2014 in Australia and New Zealand, and in Europe on February 13, 2015. In North America, the New Nintendo 3DS XL was released on February 13, 2015, while the standard New Nintendo 3DS was released on September 25, 2015 alongside {{HHD|short}}. On January 6, 2015, selected European [[Club Nintendo]] owners were invited to buy New Nintendo 3DS Ambassador Edition, a special pre-release bundle of New Nintendo 3DS, for €199.99, with orders shipped as early as January 7, 2015.
 
−
 
 
−
In addition to having a more powerful CPU, the New Nintendo 3DS features an improved 3D effect, using the system's gyroscope and cameras to track the location of the player's eyes to sustain the 3D effect. An NFC sensor is built-in under the bottom screen, allowing compatibility with the [[amiibo]] line of products without needing the stand peripheral. Two additional shoulder buttons (ZL and ZR) have been added, alongside a second smaller circle pad above the ABXY buttons, the same features added to a standard Nintendo 3DS or 3DS XL with the Circle Pad Pro. The Start Button and Select Button buttons have been moved under the ABXY buttons, similar to the Nintendo DS Lite and DSi. In addition, the cartridge and stylus slots have been moved to the bottom of the handheld, and the SD card slot has been replaced by a microSD slot on the back of the system which can be accessed by removing the bottom cover.
 
−
 
 
−
The New Nintendo 3DS models also feature removable back covers on the backs of the top and bottom screens, which can be replaced with custom covers purchased separately. The New Nintendo 3DS also features some changes to the Internet application in that it can now play HTML5 videos. Japanese New Nintendo 3DS models have a web filter pre-activated which can only be removed by paying 30 yen but, the preactivated filter is absent on non-Japanese models. Only a few titles were released that were exclusive to the New Nintendo 3DS systems and were not compatible with older models, such as [[xenoserieswiki:Xenoblade Chronicles 3D|the port of ''Xenoblade Chronicles'']].
 
−
 
 
−
===New Nintendo 2DS XL===
 
−
A new version of the Nintendo 2DS was released in July 2017. It features screens 82% bigger than the regular 2DS, as well as built-in [[amiibo]] compatibility, a more powerful CPU, and the new buttons and control stick already featuring on the New Nintendo 3DS. It retails for $149.99 in the United States.<ref>https://www.nintendo.com/2ds/new-nintendo-2ds/</ref>
 
−
 
 
−
== Themes ==
 
−
3DS themes are themes that can be applied to the HOME Menu of any Nintendo 3DS. Themes are typically bought; otherwise, some of them are available through the My Nintendo rewards program, or for free for special events.
 
−
 
 
−
{{:List_of_3DS_themes#Theme_list}}
 
  
−
==Gallery==
+
===In {{NLWa|short|nolink}}===
 +
The {{NLWa|short}} update to {{NL}} features all the 3DS-related items introduced in {{HHD|short|nolink}}, as well as six new items: the {{I|New 3DS XL - HHD|NL}}, which is based on a real {{HHD|short|nolink}}-themed New Nintendo 3DS XL model, and the {{I|New 3DS - Isabelle|NL}}, {{I|New 3DS - K.K.|NL}}, {{I|New 3DS - Mabel|NL}}, {{I|New 3DS - Sable|NL}}, {{I|New 3DS - T&T|NL}}, which feature faceplates of their respective characters. Interacting with any 3DS console item allows the player to play [[Animal Crossing Puzzle League]].
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
−
3dssmall.jpg|The 3DS as revealed at E3
+
New 3DS - Isabelle NL Model.png|{{I|New 3DS - Isabelle|NL}}
−
Black 3DS.jpg|A Black Nintendo 3DS
+
New 3DS - K.K. NL Model.png|{{I|New 3DS - K.K.|NL}}
−
Red 3DS.png|A Red Nintendo 3DS
+
New 3DS - Mabel NL Model.png|{{I|New 3DS - Mabel|NL}}
−
AugmentedReality.jpg|An example Augmented Reality game
+
New 3DS - Sable NL Model.png|{{I|New 3DS - Sable|NL}}
−
3DSAC.jpg|The special [[Animal Crossing: New Leaf]] 3DS XL
+
New 3DS - T&T NL Model.png|{{I|New 3DS - T&T|NL}}
 +
New 3DS XL - HHD NL Model.png|{{I|New 3DS XL - HHD|NL}}
 +
New Nintendo 3DS (White - White) NL Model.png|{{I|New Nintendo 3DS|NL}} (White - White)
 +
New Nintendo 3DS (White - Black) NL Model.png|New Nintendo 3DS (White - Black)
 +
New Nintendo 3DS (White - Polka Dot) NL Model.png|New Nintendo 3DS (White - Polka dot)
 +
New Nintendo 3DS (Black - White) NL Model.png|New Nintendo 3DS (Black - White)
 +
New Nintendo 3DS (Black - Black) NL Model.png|New Nintendo 3DS (Black - Black)
 +
New Nintendo 3DS (Black - Polka Dot) NL Model.png|New Nintendo 3DS (Black - Polka dot)
 +
New Nintendo 3DS XL (Metallic Blue) NL Model.png|{{I|New Nintendo 3DS XL|NL}} (Metallic blue)
 +
New Nintendo 3DS XL (Metallic Black) NL Model.png|New Nintendo 3DS XL (Metallic black)
 +
Nintendo 3DS Shelf NL Model.png|{{I|Nintendo 3DS shelf|NL}}
 +
Nintendo 3DS Station NL Model.png|{{I|Nintendo 3DS station|NL}}
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
  
−
===In the {{SER|nolink}}===
+
===In {{PC|short|nolink}}===
 +
{{PC}} features a {{I|New Nintendo 3DS XL|PC}} furniture item.
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
−
New Nintendo 3DS HHD Icon.png|New Nintendo 3DS<br>({{HHD|short}})
+
New Nintendo 3DS XL PC Icon.png|{{I|New Nintendo 3DS XL|PC}}
−
New Nintendo 3DS (White - White) NL Model.png|New Nintendo 3DS (White - White)<br>({{NLWa|short}})
 
−
New Nintendo 3DS (White - Black) NL Model.png|New Nintendo 3DS (White - Black)<br>({{NLWa|short|nolink}})
 
−
New Nintendo 3DS (White - Polka Dot) NL Model.png|New Nintendo 3DS (White - Polka Dot)<br>({{NLWa|short|nolink}})
 
−
New Nintendo 3DS (Black - White) NL Model.png|New Nintendo 3DS (Black - White)<br>({{NLWa|short|nolink}})
 
−
New Nintendo 3DS (Black - Black) NL Model.png|New Nintendo 3DS (Black - Black)<br>({{NLWa|short|nolink}})
 
−
New Nintendo 3DS (Black - Polka Dot) NL Model.png|New Nintendo 3DS (Black - Polka Dot)<br>({{NLWa|short|nolink}})
 
−
New 3DS - Isabelle NL Model.png|New 3DS - Isabelle<br>({{NLWa|short|nolink}})
 
−
New 3DS - K.K. NL Model.png|New 3DS - K.K.<br>({{NLWa|short|nolink}})
 
−
New 3DS - Mabel NL Model.png|New 3DS - Mabel<br>({{NLWa|short|nolink}})
 
−
New 3DS - Sable NL Model.png|New 3DS - Sable<br>({{NLWa|short|nolink}})
 
−
New 3DS - T&T NL Model.png|New 3DS - T&T<br>({{NLWa|short|nolink}})
 
−
New Nintendo 3DS PC Icon.png|New Nintendo 3DS<br>({{PC|short}})
 
−
New Nintendo 3DS XL HHD Icon.png|New Nintendo 3DS XL<br>({{HHD|short|nolink}})
 
−
New Nintendo 3DS XL (Metallic Blue) NL Model.png|New Nintendo 3DS XL (Metallic Blue)<br>({{NLWa|short|nolink}})
 
−
New Nintendo 3DS XL (Metallic Black) NL Model.png|New Nintendo 3DS XL (Metallic Black)<br>({{NLWa|short|nolink}})
 
−
New 3DS XL - HHD NL Model.png|New 3DS XL - HHD<br>({{NLWa|short|nolink}})
 
−
New Nintendo 3DS XL PC Icon.png|New Nintendo 3DS XL<br>({{PC|short|nolink}})
 
−
Nintendo 3DS Shelf HHD Icon.png|Nintendo 3DS Shelf<br>({{HHD|short|nolink}})
 
−
Nintendo 3DS Station HHD Icon.png|Nintendo 3DS Station<br>({{HHD|short|nolink}})
 
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
  
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[[Category:Nintendo 3DS|*]]

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3DS.png
Available colors:
Manufacturer Nintendo
Type Handheld
Release date(s) Japan February 26, 2011[1]
Europe March 25, 2011[2]
United States of America March 27, 2011[2]
Australia March 31, 2011
Discontinued Worldwide September 17, 2020
Media Nintendo 3DS Game Card, Nintendo DS Game Card, SD Card
Input Nintendo 3DS Stylus
Predecessor Nintendo DS
Successor Nintendo Switch

The Nintendo 3DS is a handheld video game console made by Nintendo and released in 2011. It is a successor to the Nintendo DS and can play games in glasses-free stereoscopic 3D. Animal Crossing games released on the Nintendo 3DS include Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer, and the Photos with Animal Crossing application. Additionally, Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, which features content from the Animal Crossing series, was released for the 3DS.

The 3DS sold a total of 75.94 million units worldwide.[3] It was succeeded by the Nintendo Switch in 2017 and was discontinued worldwide on September 17, 2020.[4]

Features and built-in software[edit]

Friend List[edit]

Friend List is a built-in application where the player can add others as friends via a Friend Code. Having two players registered in each other's Friend List is required to visit other town's online in Animal Crossing: New Leaf.

Nintendo eShop[edit]

The Nintendo eShop is a digital store where games and software could be purchased and downloaded. All Animal Crossing games released on the 3DS could be purchased from the eShop, and Photos with Animal Crossing was released exclusively from the eShop. Update data for Animal Crossing: New Leaf and Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer could also be downloaded from the eShop. Additionally, games and software released for the DSi Shop, including Animal Crossing Calculator and Animal Crossing Clock, could be purchased and downloaded from the eShop.

The eShop is also available on the Wii U and Nintendo Switch. The ability to purchase and download new software was discontinued worldwide on the 3DS and Wii U on March 27, 2023, 12 years since the 3DS's North American release.

Nintendo Zone[edit]

Nintendo Zone was a discontinued service for the Nintendo 3DS that allowed players to connect to a Wi-Fi hotspot in a collaborating public location, typically a retail store, to receive unique content. Animal Crossing: New Leaf utilized Nintendo Zones to receive DLC items.

Play Coins[edit]

Icon for Play Coins

Play Coins are a system-wide currency that can be used in various games and software, including Animal Crossing: New Leaf and Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer. The 3DS has a built-in pedometer that tracks the player's steps; for every 100 steps taken, the player earns 1 Play Coin, up to a maximum of 10 per day and 300 total. In New Leaf, fortune cookies can be purchased from Timmy and Tommy's store for 2 Play Coins. In Happy Home Designer, Play Coins can be used to unlock lessons in the Happy Home Handbook.

SpotPass[edit]

SpotPass is an online feature that allows the console to send and receive information to and from Nintendo. Animal Crossing: New Leaf features SpotPass connectivity, and it can be enabled or disabled from the title screen. The player could connect to the internet via SpotPass during distribution periods to receive DLC items and Nintendo staff homes in the HH Showcase.

SpotPass is also available on the Wii U.

StreetPass[edit]

StreetPass is a feature that uses local wireless communication to send and receive information from and to other nearby 3DS systems. It is used in Animal Crossing: New Leaf in the HH Showcase, where connecting with other players via StreetPass causes their house and player character to appear there. Some handheld items and badges require the use of StreetPass to obtain.

StreetPass Mii Plaza[edit]

Animal Crossing New Leaf - StreetPass Mii Plaza.jpg
New Leaf
Animal Crossing Happy Home Designer - StreetPass Mii Plaza.jpg
Happy Home Designer
The two Animal Crossing Puzzle Swap puzzles in StreetPass Mii Plaza

StreetPass Mii Plaza is a built-in application on the Nintendo 3DS. The Miis of players who have been met via StreetPass appear here, and there are various minigames that can be played. The player can dress their Mii with various unlockable outfits, including four based on the Animal Crossing series: the Isabelle Hat, Tom Nook Hat, K.K. Slider Hat, and Mr. Resetti Hat.

One of the minigames, Puzzle Swap, features Animal Crossing content. The objective of Puzzle Swap is to meet other players through StreetPass to obtain pieces of a puzzle that, when completed, displays an image from a 3DS game. Two of the puzzles feature an image from Animal Crossing: New Leaf and Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer.

Themes[edit]

An update in 2014 introduced themes, which alter the background, app icons, and music of the HOME Menu. Themes can be purchased from the Theme Shop, My Nintendo, or the downloadable game Nintendo Badge Arcade. 26 themes based on the Animal Crossing series were released:

Name Image Music Released via Theme Shop description
3DS Theme - ACaF Plaza Icon.png
Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival: Plaza 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing amiibo Festival.png
"Plaza" 		Theme Shop A crowd's gathered for the amiibo Festival! Scroll the Touch Screen to see who's here as you enjoy the festival's plaza tune.
3DS Theme - AC Falling Leaves Icon.png
Animal Crossing: Falling Leaves 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Fall Leaves.png
"12 PM" 		Theme Shop This fall-inspired theme features Isabelle and friends raking up fallen leaves. Keep an eye out for Mr. Resetti and Don Resetti!
3DS Theme - AC Gardening Weather Icon.png
Animal Crossing: Gardening Weather 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Gardening Weather.png
"Bunny Day" 		Theme Shop This Spring theme shows Leif, Isabelle, and others. Scroll the screen to see them tend the garden, but look out for Mr. Resetti!
3DS Theme - ACHHD My Town Icon.png
Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer: My Town 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing Happy Home Designer - My Town.png
"Title-Screen Tune" 		Theme Shop This theme features watercolor-style art by the game's Lead Illustrator. Scroll the Touch Screen to see lots of cute characters!
3DS Theme - ACHHD Your Office Icon.png
Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer: Your Office 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing Happy Home Designer.png
"???" 		Theme Shop ???
3DS Theme - ACNL Swimming in the Sea Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf Swimming in the Sea 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Swimming in the Sea.png
"Island (Day)" 		Theme Shop This summertime theme features Isabelle and friends enjoying a relaxing swim. Scroll the Touch Screen to see them in action!
3DS Theme - ACNL Bulletin Board Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Bulletin Board 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Bulletin Board.png
"1 p.m." 		Theme Shop The folders and icons look like they are made of wood. Scroll the Touch Screen to see cheerful flowers sway in the wind.
3DS Theme - ACNL Bunny Day Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Bunny Day 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Bunny Day.png
"Bunny Day" 		Theme Shop Eggzactly what you need to get ready for Bunny Day! Scroll the Touch Screen to see O'Hare, Chrissy, Francine, and Zipper move.
3DS Theme - ACNL Colorful Pattern Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Colorful Pattern 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Colorful Pattern.png
"Title-Screen Tune" 		Theme Shop This theme's relaxing music and colorfully patterned background, folders, and icons will make you feel right at home.
3DS Theme - ACNL Isabelle at Town Hall Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Isabelle at Town Hall 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Isabelle at Town Hall.png
"Town Hall (Isabelle's Theme)" 		Theme Shop The folders and icons look like letters and stamps. Scroll the Touch Screen to see Isabelle daydream while she works.
3DS Theme - ACNL Jack, the Czar of Halloween Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Jack, the Czar of Halloween 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Jack the Czar of Halloween.png
"Halloween Hijinks" 		Theme Shop This theme features festive folders and icons, spooky music, and jack-o'-lanterns. Scroll the Touch Screen to see Jack move.
3DS Theme - ACNL Jingle's Toy Day Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Jingle's Toy Day 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Jingle's Toy Day.png
"Toy Day" 		Theme Shop Scroll the Touch Screen to animate this festive theme's lower background. Exit Sleep Mode to hear a present open.
3DS Theme - ACNL K.K. Slider at Club LOL Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: K.K. Slider at Club LOL 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - K.K. Slider at Club LOL.png
"K.K. Song" 		Theme Shop The folders and icons feature an acoustic-guitar pattern. Scroll the Touch Screen to see K.K. Slider play his guitar and sing.
3DS Theme - ACNL Mabel Able Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Mabel Able 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Mabel Able.png
"Able Sisters" 		Theme Shop The folders and icons look like they're sewn from blue cloth. Scroll the Touch Screen to see Mabel hard at work.
3DS Theme - ACNL Sable Able Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Sable Able 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Sabel Able.png
"Able Sisters" 		Theme Shop The folders and icons look like they're sewn from pink cloth. Scroll the Touch Screen to see Sable hard at work.
3DS Theme - ACNL Timmy & Tommy Nook Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Timmy & Tommy Nook 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Timmy & Tommy Nook.png
"The Nooklings' Store" 		Theme Shop The folders and icons look like they're cardboard boxes. Scroll the Touch Screen to see Timmy's and Tommy's eyes blink.
3DS Theme - ACNL Welcome to 2015 Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Welcome to 2015 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Welcome to 2015.png
"Happy New Year" 		Theme Shop Isabelle and Pietro ring in 2015 in this festive NYE theme. Scroll the Touch Screen to see fireworks and party poppers explode.
3DS Theme - AC Winter Frolics Icon.png
Animal Crossing: Winter Frolics 		3DS Theme - Animal Crossing New Leaf - Winter Frolics.png
"Main Street 1 (daytime snow)" 		Theme Shop A theme featuring the snowpeople, who only appear in winter. Scroll the Touch Screen to see Isabelle and pals rolling snowballs.
3DS Theme - Cinnamoroll & K.K. Slider Icon.png
Cinnamoroll × Totakeke 		3DS Theme - Cinnamoroll and K.K..png
"???" 		Theme Shop (Japan only) ???
3DS Theme - Hello Kitty & Isabelle Icon.png
Hello Kitty × Shizue 		3DS Theme - Hello Kitty and Isabelle.png
"???" 		Theme Shop (Japan only) ???
3DS Theme - My Nintendo Isabelle Icon.png
My Nintendo: Isabelle 		3DS Theme - My Nintendo Isabelle.png My Nintendo This original My Nintendo theme features Isabelle on the Top Screen and Animal Crossing-themed folders.
3DS Theme - AC Stylish Sweets Icon.png
Animal Crossing: Stylish Sweets 		3DS Theme - Nintendo Badge Arcade - Candy Room.png - Nintendo Badge Arcade ???
3DS Theme - ACNL Festive Fun Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Festive Fun 		3DS Theme - Nintendo Badge Arcade - Animal Crossing Christmas Room.png - Nintendo Badge Arcade ???
3DS Theme - ACNL Island Getaway Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Island Getaway 		3DS Theme - Nintendo Badge Arcade - Animal Crossing Southern Island.png - Nintendo Badge Arcade ???
3DS Theme - ACNL Paw-Print Room Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Paw-Print Room 		3DS Theme - Nintendo Badge Arcade - Animal Crossing Paw Pattern Room.png - Nintendo Badge Arcade ???
3DS Theme - ACNL Plaza Icon.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Plaza 		3DS Theme - Nintendo Badge Arcade - Animal Crossing Village Square.png - Nintendo Badge Arcade ???

Animal Crossing-related games[edit]

Retail[edit]

Game Image Release dates
Animal Crossing: New Leaf NL Box NA.jpg Japan November 8, 2012
South Korea February 8, 2013
United States of America June 9, 2013
Europe June 14, 2013
Australia June 15, 2013
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS Super Smash Bros. for 3DS Box NA.png Japan September 13, 2014
United States of America October 3, 2014
Europe October 3, 2014
Australia October 4, 2014
South Korea September 10, 2015
Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer HHD Box North America.png Japan July 30, 2015
United States of America September 25, 2015
Europe October 2, 2015
Australia October 3, 2015
Animal Crossing: New Leaf - Welcome amiibo Welcome amiibo UK box art.png Japan November 23, 2016
Australia November 24, 2016
Europe November 25, 2016
South Korea December 1, 2016
United States of America December 8, 2016

Backward compatibility[edit]

The Nintendo 3DS is backward-compatible with Nintendo DS games, except for games that require the use of the Game Boy Advance slot of the original DS and DS Lite for Option Paks.

Game Image Release dates
Animal Crossing: Wild World WW Box NA.jpg Japan November 23, 2005
United States of America December 5, 2005
Australia December 8, 2005
Europe March 31, 2006
South Korea December 6, 2007

Download[edit]

In addition to the downloadable versions of the retail Nintendo 3DS titles mentioned above, the following download-only software are also playable on the Nintendo 3DS.

Nintendo eShop native apps[edit]

Game Release dates
PwAC Home Menu Icon.png
Photos with Animal Crossing 		Japan November 21, 2013
Europe 2015

DSiWare legacy apps[edit]

App Release dates (3DS eShop)
Calculator Home Menu Icon.png
Animal Crossing Calculator		 Japan June 6, 2011
United States of America June 6, 2011
Europe July 7, 2011
Australia June 6, 2011
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Animal Crossing Clock		 Japan June 6, 2011
United States of America June 6, 2011
Europe July 7, 2011
Australia June 6, 2011

Models[edit]

Name Image Release dates Notes
Nintendo 3DS Red 3DS.png Japan February 26, 2011
United States of America March 27, 2011
Europe March 25, 2011
Australia March 31, 2011		 -
Nintendo 3DS XL 3DS XL.png Japan July 28, 2012
United States of America August 19, 2012
Europe July 28, 2012
Australia August 23, 2012		 The Nintendo 3DS XL features 90% larger screens compared to the original 3DS.
Nintendo 2DS 2DS unit.png Japan February 27, 2016
United States of America October 12, 2013
Europe October 12, 2013
Australia October 12, 2013		 The Nintendo 2DS lacks 3D and has a different form-factor, lacking the clamshell design of all other DS and 3DS models.
New Nintendo 3DS New3DS.png Japan October 11, 2014
United States of America September 25, 2015
Europe February 13, 2015
Australia November 21, 2014		 The New Nintendo 3DS features an upgraded processor, increased RAM, a C-Stick, ZL and ZR buttons, face tracking for more stable 3D, and NFC support for scanning amiibo. This model also has swappable faceplates on the back of the top and bottom sections.
New Nintendo 3DS XL New3DSXL.jpg Japan October 11, 2014
United States of America February 13, 2015
Europe February 13, 2015
Australia November 21, 2014		 The New Nintendo 3DS XL is a larger version of the New Nintendo 3DS. It does not have swappable faceplates.
New Nintendo 2DS XL New2DSXL.png Japan July 13, 2017
United States of America July 28, 2017
Europe July 28, 2017
Australia June 15, 2017		 The New Nintendo 2DS has all of the hardware improvements from the New Nintendo 3DS but lacks 3D.

Animal Crossing models and bundles[edit]

Multiple Animal Crossing-themed models of the 3DS or bundles including an Animal Crossing game were released:

Model Release date(s) Bundle Design
3DSAC.jpg
Nintendo 3DS XL 		Japan
United States of America ???
Europe ??? 		Animal Crossing: New Leaf Top and bottom are white with icons of apples, furniture leaves, and houses, along with multi-colored dots.
Nintendo 2DS NL.jpg
Nintendo 2DS 		Europe ??? Animal Crossing: New Leaf Standard red-and-white console.
Nia.png
Nintendo 2DS 		Europe ??? Animal Crossing: New Leaf Standard pink-and-white console.
Nia.png
New Nintendo 3DS 		Japan ??? None Standard white console; contains a set of faceplates featuring a collage of Animal Crossing characters.
Nia.png
New Nintendo 3DS 		Japan ???
United States of America September 25, 2015[5]
Europe ???
Australia ??? 		Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer Standard white console; contains two sets of faceplates: one based on the key art for Happy Home Designer, and one with Isabelle's face on the top and the pattern of her clothing on the bottom. The European and Australian releases only contained the former set of faceplates.
Nia.png
New Nintendo 3DS XL 		Japan ???
Europe October 2, 2015[6] 		Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer Top is white and features various objects and building from Happy Home Designer; bottom features a house and a silhouette of Lottie.
NLWa New 2DS XL.png
New Nintendo 2DS XL 		Japan ???
Europe July 20, 2018[7]
Australia June 20, 2018[7] 		Animal Crossing: New Leaf - Welcome amiibo Features a cream design with a green top and buttons. The top has "Animal Crossing" and various designs engraved in the center.

Appearances in the Animal Crossing series[edit]

In Happy Home Designer[edit]

Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer features two furniture items based on models of the Nintendo 3DS: the New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL. It also features the Nintendo 3DS shelf, which contains various 3DS games, and the Nintendo 3DS station, which is based on a retail store kiosk.

In Welcome amiibo[edit]

The Welcome amiibo update to Animal Crossing: New Leaf features all the 3DS-related items introduced in Happy Home Designer, as well as six new items: the New 3DS XL - HHD, which is based on a real Happy Home Designer-themed New Nintendo 3DS XL model, and the New 3DS - Isabelle, New 3DS - K.K., New 3DS - Mabel, New 3DS - Sable, New 3DS - T&T, which feature faceplates of their respective characters. Interacting with any 3DS console item allows the player to play Animal Crossing Puzzle League.

In Pocket Camp[edit]

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp features a New Nintendo 3DS XL furniture item.

References[edit]

  1. ↑ Craig Harris (September 28, 2010). "Nintendo Conference 2010 Details". IGN.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Jim Reilly (January 19, 2011). "3DS Price, Release Date Announced". IGN.
  3. ↑ Nintendo. "IR Information : Sales Data - Dedicated Video Game Sales Units". nintendo.co.jp.
  4. ↑ Sam Byford (September 17, 2020). "Nintendo has discontinued the 3DS". The Verge. Retrieved September 17, 2020.
  5. ↑ Sodapone. "New Nintendo 3DS Animal Crossing Happy Home Designer Console [NA]". Consolevariations.com. Retrieved December 5, 2022.
  6. ↑ Neverbirth. "New Nintendo 3DS XL Animal Crossing Happy Home Designer Console [EU]". Consolevariations.com. Retrieved December 5, 2022.
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 taco85. "New Nintendo 2DS XL Animal Crossing New Leaf Console". Consolevariations.com. Retrieved December 5, 2022.

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