3DS LL is on fire and it has sold almost 200,000 units in just 2 days after its official launch in Japan. Nintendo released these figures today, and were very pleased with the outcome.

Another good news is for the software: New Super Mario Bros. 2 launched with a massive 430k unit sales, and is pretty much a system seller. Nintendo has sold 6 million 3DS units in Japan so far, and it’s something that really took off after the price cut.

The handheld has sold 19 million units so far according to Nintendo’s financial report which was revealed few days ago.

“Enterbrain has announced the 3DS LL breaking sales of portable game consoles which was released on July 28, 2012 from Nintendo. First week of the estimated domestic sales of 193,441 units Nintendo 3DS LL,” reads the translated page of Famitsu.

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Nintendo has announced the 3DS revision which has come as a surprise and it will feature a 90% bigger screen along with higher battery life. It doesn’t feature a second analogue stick surprisingly, and will be priced at ¥18,900 and released first in Japan on July 28.

The system will also come bundled with New Super Mario Bros. 2 and Onitore. Nintendo America’s direct is now live, so we will keep you updated once we receive more info. The 3DS XL (LL Japanese name) will be available in America we’ve heard. In Europe it will come in Blue, Red, Black colours and will be available on July 28th.

The system will be available in the US on August 19 and will be priced at $199. Sort of expensive when you consider how low the default 3DS is priced at, but bigger battery and screen is a good value. There’s no adapter bundled in and you have to buy that separately, but if you own a 3DS, its adapter will work.