The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D will launch on February 14, Nintendo has announced in its latest Nintendo Direct broadcast.

The handheld remake of the beloved Nintendo 64 game launches for Nintendo 3DS and 2DS systems on the same day as the New Nintendo 3DS XL Majora’s Mask Edition console, which features artwork inspired by the game.

Players who experience the dark and twisted adventure on a New Nintendo 3DS or New Nintendo 3DS XL will enjoy the super-stable 3D and enhanced camera controls using the C Stick.

Other news revelaed in the Nintendo Direct broadbast:

◆ A new Fire Emblem game is coming to Nintendo 3DS and 2DS systems from the same team who created Fire Emblem: Awakening. According to Nintendo, the new adventure adds challenges never before seen in the series and asks players to make decisions that will affect the game’s world in new ways.

◆ Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate will allow local or online multiplayer for up to three. A Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate demo will be made available by email to select Nintendo 3DS owners.

◆ In February, a new system update will allow Amiibo support for Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS. The previously-announced Nintendo 3DS NFC Reader/Writer for Amiibo support on Nintendo 3DS will launch in the future.

◆ On April 2, a remake of the well-received Xenoblade Chronicles for Wii is launching exclusively for New Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL systems. The new version offers 3D visuals and allows players to view the maps and character stats on the bottom screen. Another new addition to the game is a bonus mode that lets players view 3D models of the characters and listen to tracks from the game’s musical score.

◆ An indie shooter called IronFall: Invasion is coming to Nintendo 3DS and 2DS systems. It features six-player local and online multiplayer, a dedicated single player campaign and 60fps gameplay, and will be out in February.

◆ Puzzle & Dragons Z and Puzzle & Dragons : Super Mario Bros. Edition will launch as one package for Nintendo 3DS and 2DS systems in May.

◆ Code Name: STEAM will release on May 16 and support Amiibo figures.

◆ Matching game Pokémon Shuffle is coming to the 3DS in February. Players can download and start the game for free and purchase in-game items using Nintendo eShop funds.

◆ Ace Combat Assault Horizon Legacy + is coming to 2DS and 3DS in February. Play as the legendary pilot Phoenix and control fighter jets that actually exist in real-life.

◆ Nintendo Anime Channel, a new video-on-demand service, kicks off on February 14.

◆ Mario Party 10 launches for Wii U on March 21, with a limited quantity of bundles including a Mario Amiibo from the Super Mario Collection.

◆ Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is getting Amiibo support on March 21 via a new update.

◆ A new game code-named Project Treasure is coming to Wii U from Bandai Namco Games. In the game, four players work together online to complete varied stages, clearing traps, routing enemies, and seizing treasure.