I heard that the 3ds xl uses the same resolution as the normal 3ds. So if the images and graphics are stretch, does games on the xl look worse than on a regular 3ds. I have been wanting to buy one, but this is the reason I still haven't.
The physical pixels are larger, that's all.I heard that the 3ds xl uses the same resolution as the normal 3ds. So if the images and graphics are stretch, does games on the xl look worse than on a regular 3ds. I have been wanting to buy one, but this is the reason I still haven't.
3D > mainly depth, but it gives a nice touch to games. Still not really important for the gameplay imho. Regular DS: That WILL stretch and won't look great. If you have a proper DS laying around, keep using that one for your DS needs. Else, you can still use your 3DS, since it's not THAT bad, but the original is better.I guess the best way to decide is to try it first. I had check some stores and they do not have it out to try, so I will check GameStop tomorrow. How is the 3d effect(does pop out more or is it more depth) and how do regular ds games look.
Depth/pop out entirely depends on the software, the 3D can go from incredibly deep to about things popping out 2 inches or so. The only thing limiting the depth/popout of the 3D effect is the screen size.I guess the best way to decide is to try it first. I had check some stores and they do not have it out to try, so I will check GameStop tomorrow. How is the 3d effect(does pop out more or is it more depth) and how do regular ds games look.
Depth/pop out entirely depends on the software, the 3D can go from incredibly deep to about things popping out 2 inches or so. The only thing limiting the depth/popout of the 3D effect is the screen size.
XL is the way to go for DS games, if you hold old select or start you can play in 1:1 mode so DS games don't stretch at all.