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Luigi-themed 3DS XL headed to Japan with Mario & Luigi: Dream Team

A Luigi-themed Nintendo 3DS XL console is headed to Japan, according to a Japanese Nintendo Direct event this morning. The 3DS will be bundled with the Mario & Luigi: Dream Team role-playing game, which is set for release on July 18 in Japan. The game will be included on an SD card in the bundle. You can check out the Luigi-themed handheld above (front) and below (back). For more on Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, which is coming to North America August 11 and Europe July 12, be sure to check out the details and a new trailer from this morning's North American Nintendo Direct event.

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Mario and Luigi: Dream Team coming to 3DS Aug. 11 in North America, July 12 in Europe

Mario and Luigi: Dream Team will be available on Nintendo 3DS at retail and via the 3DS eShop on August 11 in North America, Nintendo's Satoru Iwata announced today in a Nintendo Direct presentation. The game will be available on July 12 in Europe and July 18 in Japan. In the game, Mario and his friends are visiting an island for some relaxation and sight-seeing. Princess Peach is kidnapped and pulled into a dream world, and the only way to access it is when Luigi sleeps on special pillows with magical powers. Mario must travel back and forth between Luigi's dreams and the real world in order to rescue Peach. Players will interact with sleeping Luigi on the 3DS touchscreen in order to solve puzzles, as well as use groups of Luigi clones to navigate landscapes and destroy enemies. In...

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Mario & Luigi: Dream Team announced, coming summer 2013 to 3DS

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, a new entry in the Mario & Luigi series of role-playing games, is set for release on Nintendo 3DS this summer, Nintendo announced today during a Nintendo Direct presentation. The premise of the game is that it takes place in Luigi's dreams, so he's the star in an experience that can border on the surreal. In one section shown today, dozens of small Luigis appear to help out the original Luigi in battle. Solving puzzles occasionally requires touching Luigi's sleeping face. "Since it's only a dream, Luigi can be [a] powerful, brave hero in this game," said Nintendo president Satoru Iwata during the presentation. Watch the Nintendo Direct presentation below from 9:12 to 11:02 to see footage of Mario & Luigi: Dream Team.

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