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Nintendo 3DS (abbreviated 3DS) is a handheld game console developed and manufactured by Nintendo. It was first released in Japan on February 26, 2011, and in Europe and North America just a month later. Since its launch, 3DS has immediately received positive reviews from critics and gamers around the world. It is estimated that nearly 70 million units have been sold so far, it was even considered to be the best mobile gaming device until the Nintendo Switch launched and took the title. This is considered a perfect upgrade version of Nintendo’s previous-generation gaming console, the DS, and is also backward compatible with its games. In addition to the basic functions inherited from the previous generation, 3DS also has incredible improvements that make it impossible to be confused with any other system, namely the ability to create three-dimensional space effects without any additional equipment. Two other notable functions are StreetPass and SpotPass, which help 3DS users to connect with each other through the Nintendo Network. There are also many other modern technologies equipped for this system including the top 3D display screen, the bottom touch screen with stylus, camera, mic, gyroscope system, etc. Capturing that, many games have been released to take advantage of the above technologies to help give users a very unique experience. The best 3DS emulator today is Citra, which you can download for free for Windows, Mac, and Android. It can read .3ds and .cia formats that we provide in every game. Some famous 3DS games such as Super Mario 3D Land, The Legend of Zelda, Mario Kart 7, Pokémon Sun and Moon … all work very well.

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Here's a list of November 2019's video game releases

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