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[* black] What "new" magic awaits inside the New 3DS XL? Let's find out!
-[* black] After some careful spudgering, we disconnect the rear case from the motherboard.
-[* black] It looks like Nintendo doesn't care much for internal appearances — they left some uncured powder coat on the interior of the rear case.
+[* black] The flappy shoulder bumper buttons stay in the lower case, so we employ a bit of cable-spudgering to separate the pieces.
+[* black] It looks like Nintendo doesn't care much for internal appearances — they left some uncured powder coat on the interior of the lower case.