Hardware O3DS is better than N3DSXL
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Bricked your New 3DS and living in denial. Thats the spirit! 
If you don't like it, then give to me. I'll gadly take it ( Or from anyone else, I don't have a job )
( Or from anyone else, I don't have a job )
If you don't like it, then give to me. I'll gadly take it
They are nice but not worth the cost to upgrade. O3ds has better speakers and wifi switch for example and I personally like the finish on it a lot more.
I tried a n3DS in GameStop before, and the 3D on Majora's Mask was pretty damn cool. The 3D works well, when it actually works. Makes me wonder why Nintendo didn't have the camera track your head on the o3DS, it kinda makes sense, and puts the useless camera to work. But, sadly after around 5 minutes, my head and eyes started hurting, so I stopped. If it didn't hurt my eyes/head, and if all games were that different in 3D, I'd honestly probably go out and buy one for the 3D alone.
the o3dsxl has the best shell shape, the rounded edges are comfy and make it feel thinner than it is.
the n3ds has the best hinge, it 'thuds' into place, no clicking. the xls are the worst, they're a floppy mess.
the n3ds stylus is horrible, short and skinny.
the o3ds had the best and loudest speakers.
the position and actual buttons for home, start and select on the o3ds and o3dsxl suck.
my black n3ds with clear blue and red oras plates is going to look amazing.
the n3ds has the best hinge, it 'thuds' into place, no clicking. the xls are the worst, they're a floppy mess.
the n3ds stylus is horrible, short and skinny.
the o3ds had the best and loudest speakers.
the position and actual buttons for home, start and select on the o3ds and o3dsxl suck.
my black n3ds with clear blue and red oras plates is going to look amazing.
The O3DS XL had a better SD card location. On the N3DS XL, it is not only difficult and inconvenient to remove, but the thin plastic backplate feels like it will easily break, especially at the flashcart slot.
before I switched to a standard model (and later removed the screws from the plate), I quite easily cracked the bottom plate of my New3DS XL. I suggest removing the screws if you need to get to the microSD card often.
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It's that way because unless you're actively upgrading the card, you shouldn't have to remove it. The New 3DS systems support wireless file transfer, which allows data management between a system and a PC without taking it out.
only supports Windows, so Linux/Mac users can't use microSD Management. Samba doesn't seem to want to work for some reason.
also, it sucks for transferring large files around.
it has to be said that microSD Management doesn't work with anything but Windows, because people may expect it to work with Mac/Linux with samba. but it doesn't. this is not the right place to spawn an OS debate, please.
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