New Project Android Studio 2.3.1 Problems - android

I just updated Android Studio at the version 2.3.1 and I want to start a new project. But the Menu changed and I can't find the right way to create an empty project with all standard libraries..
image of new project with updated version
Can you help me?

1-Launch Android Studio.
2-In the Welcome to Android Studio screen, choose New Project.
3-In the New Project window, enter the application name, module name, package name, and project location.
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I was also seeing the similar issue. This happened because android support plugin was disabled. After enabling Android Support, I was able to create normal Android Project.
You can enable it by going to File->Settings->Plugins and Enable the Android Support plugin.

I have face problem with newest version 2.3.1 Android Studio.it generated wrong debug APK its some time generate lesser size of APK file which is crash at launch time.

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