The system is lighter but still packs the same power as New Nintendo 3DS XL, and has built-in NFC support for amiibo cards and figures. Hey guys, my girl just picked up the 2DS XL Pokeball edition, and I'm trying to find out what kind of storage it ships with. Hello sorry to be an annoyance today, I am looking to hack my new 2ds XL I know how to do the firmware and all that magical stuff, but i also want an R4Card for just the classic ds games such as Diamond,Pearl and Plat because don't wanna waste memory on the SDcard in the system as thats reserved for CIA files.

It can play the massive library of quality Nintendo 3DS, New Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo DS games in 2D. You can enjoy videos online** using the Internet Browser installed on the console, plus automatic brightness adjustment optimises the screen to offer the best view for your current surroundings.inch screen and built-in amiibo functionality, the New Nintendo 2DS XL can play the entire library of Nintendo 3DS games in 2D. This has the improved performance, particularly frame rate, of the new 3DS XL but in a slightly smaller package and without 3D.

The New 2DS XLs are supposed to have the Micro SD card slot below where you insert the game now, which there is a cover over. The button won't cause the Nintendo 2DS XL to open, or turn on or off, or even make that little noise that PokeBalls make when they miraculously grow in size in the anime.The Poke Ball design will be released just in time for Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, which will launch on November 17. The 2DS XL, which can be seen in the photo above, has the iconic red front, based on the top of the Poké Ball, while the bottom will take on a white base. The new, clamshell-design system will be available in a stylish PokeBall Edition, with the iconic red front, based on the top of the Poké Ball, while the bottom will take on a white base. It turns out that the front of the PokeBall Nintendo 2DS XL has a "functional" button, just like actual PokeBalls.