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Holy NINTENDOLAND!!!

The metallic red looks pretty cool, and this also confirms that Majora's Mask 3D and Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate will launch along side the New 3DS on 2/13!

Nintendo Direct 1.14.2015



Nintendo 3DS - Introducing the New Nintendo 3DS

^Correction. It's the New 3DS XL (and only that one for some reason).

I'm kind of worried that I won't get the New 3DS since they're only selling the XL one in the US which costs more.

^Yeah. It kinda sucks.

My pre-order for New Nintendo 3DS XL Majora's Mask edition is placed! Including the game here in Europe.
Can't wait to see the enhanced 3D effect actually, I'm quite a big fan of my 3DS XL already.

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Nintendo Minute -- New Nintendo 3DS XL first look



Nintendo Minute – Desk Tour



Wii U Had Its Best Sales Month Ever in December

Wii U closed out 2014 with its most successful month of sales ever.

Nintendo didn't release full sales numbers for hardware, but they did say the Wii U sold 29% better in 2014 than it did in 2013, thanks largely to December sales.

On the games front, Mario Kart 8 sold over 1.7 million units, and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U sold over 1.3 million units in 2014. Those numbers represent both physical and digital sales, and they contributed to a huge 75% increase in total software sales over 2013.

“Wii U had its strongest year yet thanks to the highly anticipated software lineup and the introduction of the amiibo platform,” said Nintendo of America's Scott Moffitt. “Fans can anticipate another strong year for 2015, especially with more highly anticipated games like Splatoon and The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D, as well as New Nintendo 3DS XL, arriving in the first half of 2015.”

In 2014, the total sales of amiibo figures were "nearly twice" the sales for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. Using the numbers above, that means somewhere under 2.6 million Amiibo units were sold.

On the handheld side, Super Smash Bros for Nintendo 3DS led Nintendo to its most successful month ever for first-party 3DS software sales. Smash 3DS sold over 2 million copies, and Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire have sold a combined 2.6 million units.

In a recent Nintendo Direct, the company revealed new 3DS and 3DS XL release dates, new amiibo news, and more.

Source: IGN

Important Information on Club Nintendo Program Discontinuation

Dear Club Nintendo Members,

Thank you for your continued loyalty to Nintendo.

We launched Club Nintendo 6 years ago in North America, and we’re grateful for all of the feedback that our members have provided on your experiences with our products.

In order to focus on planning for a new customer loyalty program for our fans, we’ve decided to wind-down the Club Nintendo program. We are deeply thankful to our members for being a part of Club Nintendo for all of these years.

We will share details about our new program at a later date. For now, please see the schedule below for information on the discontinuation timeframe for Club Nintendo.

All Coins will be deleted when Club Nintendo accounts are closed on July 1, 2015. As a result, to give our members the best opportunity to use their Coins, we will add dozens of downloadable games and a limited quantity of exclusive reward items to the rewards catalog in February. In addition, as a small token of appreciation for your loyalty, all Club Nintendo members will receive a free download code for Flipnote Studio 3D in February 2015. Please visit here for information on the software and how to get the download code.

Club Nintendo program discontinuation schedule
1/20/2015Products released after this date are not eligible for registration with Club Nintendo3/31/2015Last day to earn Coins, register products with Club Nintendo, and sign up for new Club Nintendo membership6/30/2015Last day to redeem Coins or access your account on the Club Nintendo website. Club Nintendo program shuts down at 11:59pm PT on 6/30/2015.
Your Account and Coin Balance

The information in your Club Nintendo account will not be transferred to the new loyalty program. We are adding multiple items to our reward catalog, so please be sure to redeem your Coins before the deadline on June 30, 2015. Unused Coins will be deleted as of July 1, 2015.

2015 Elite Status

In order to reach Elite Status, you must earn 300 Coins (for Gold Status) or 600 Coins (for Platinum Status) between July 1, 2014 and March 31, 2015. Members who reach Elite Status will be able to choose a downloadable game from a wide selection of Nintendo 3DS and Wii U titles. Your free Elite Status gift will be available between April 1 and April 30, 2015. A list of the Elite Status 2015 gifts will be posted here once announced.

FAQs about Club Nintendo program discontinuation
1.How long can I keep earning Coins? a.The last day to register products with Club Nintendo, take surveys, or earn Coins is March 31, 2015. Surveys in your To-Do list will be deleted after March 31, 2015, so please be sure to register products or take surveys by that date. Please note that products released after January 20, 2015 cannot be registered at Club Nintendo, and will not be eligible for surveys or Coins.

2.But I have Club Nintendo PIN # that is valid past March 31, 2015. a.Products cannot be registered after March 31, 2015, regardless of the expiration date written on the PIN card.

3.Will the games I download still be registered with Club Nintendo? a.Club Nintendo-eligible games that you download will continue to be registered to your account automatically until March 31, 2015 if your Nintendo eShop account is linked to your Club Nintendo account. After that date, games will no longer be registered with Club Nintendo. To find out which games you can register, please see Eligible Products. Click here to learn how to link your Nintendo eShop account to your Club Nintendo account.

4.When is the last day to join Club Nintendo? a.You can join Club Nintendo until March 31, 2015.

5.When is the last day to redeem Coins on Club Nintendo? a.The last day to redeem your Coins is June 30, 2015. Any unused Coins will be deleted on July 1, 2015. We are offering a large number of digital games, and select physical rewards, so we are sure you can find something you like. Limited quantities are available for the physical rewards, so please be sure to check out our Get Games & Rewards page for each item’s availability.

6.What happens to my Coins if I don’t use them all? a.Any unused Coins in your Club Nintendo account will be deleted on July 1, 2015.

7.When is the last day to get the download code for the digital games I chose? a.The last day to access your Club Nintendo account is June 30, 2015, so please be sure to get your 16-digit download code(s) for any games you’ve received before that date.

8.Will the download code ever expire? a.Yes, all download codes redeemed from Club Nintendo will expire on July 31, 2015, so please be sure to download your game from the Nintendo eShop before that date.

9.Do I need to cancel my membership? a.No, your account will automatically be cancelled on July 1, 2015, so there is no need for you to cancel your account.

Source: Club Nintendo