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==Software== | ==Software== | ||
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===Nintendo eShop=== | |||
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[[File:Logo-Nintendo-eShop.svg|260px|left|The Nintendo eShop logo.]] | |||
The '''Nintendo eShop''' (initially called '''New Nintendo 3DS Shop''') is a feature that allows players to buy software titles, including [[Virtual Console]] and [[DSiWare]] for their New Nintendo 3DS with Nintendo 3DS prepaid cards or credit cards. It also allows Game Promotion. The eShop is similar to [[Wii#Wii Shop Channel|Wii Shop Channel]] and was released at launch. Other than purchasing content, users can view information on current and upcoming New 3DS titles as well as the Staff Pick of the Week (a Virtual Console, 3DS, or DSiWare title). If desired, users can also purchase and play a variety of "Quick Plays," including popular games such as ''[[wikipedia:Bejeweled|Bejeweled]]'' and'' [[wikipedia:Solitaire|Solitaire]]''. Continuing a practice established on the [[Nintendo DSi]] and 3DS, content purchased from the eShop is transported to the New 3DS Menu in the form of a gift that must be unwrapped before use. In addition, users are able to purchase downloadable content for their existing games. A Nintendo Network ID is required to download free and demo software from the New Nintendo 3DS eShop. In addition, the player can link their Wii U Nintendo Network ID to their New 3DS and vice versa to combine eShop funds on both systems into one. | |||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||