The first title to support this feature will be the handheld version of Super Smash Bros., which was originally launched last year.
Other new features include NFC support, which will let you scan in Nintendo's new Amiibo figures into various games. The first game built with the New 3DS in mind is the upcoming Xenoblade Chronicles, a port of a Wii role-playing game that will only be playable on the updated version of the handheld, and won't work on older models when it comes out in April. The device also has new, faster processors, though whether many games will take advantage of these improvements is another thing altogether. The new version of the 3DS features a changed design including 3D face tracking, new shoulder buttons, and a much-requested second, very tiny analog stick. Only the larger, XL version of the device was announced for North America and you can buy the device in either red or black when it launches for $199.99. Rumors of the release date first came yesterday, after several retail sources leaked promotional materials for the New 3DS. It's been available in Japan since last year, but the New Nintendo 3DS XL is finally coming to North America very soon - Nintendo just announced that the revamped handheld will be making its way to American and Canadian gamers starting on February 13th.
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