Misty Pink (JPN) / Lavender Pink (AUS) / Coral Pink (NA) / Pearl Pink (EUR).

Flare Red (JPN) / Flame Red (AUS/NA) / Metallic Red (EUR).

Without further ado, pull up a chair and peruse through 145 console variants (including two unreleased) and 106 faceplates for a total of 251 different 3DS members of the Nintendo 3DS family.Ĭlick an image for the colour/variant name and a larger image.

Well, everything I could find, but with so many, I’m sure I’ve missed a few. After scouring the internet, I’ve pulled together every single different member of the Nintendo 3DS family of systems. There have been so many different variations, including plenty that were released in only in minuscule quantities or in a handful of countries around the world. Originally released with one model and just two colours, the 3DS family grew to feature six unique hardware variations and literally hundreds of different designs via special edition runs and custom faceplates. Whether as a way to entice customers looking to buy into the family of consoles, or to win over an existing customer unable to resist the allure of shiny new variation of a console they already own, new versions of hardware have been a successful way for Nintendo to keep the momentum for hardware sales. Since the days of the GameBoy, Nintendo has always released updated models and special edition variants of their handheld gaming systems.

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