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carlos11 (2015-01-30 04:45:56)If you already have an XL, you should wait until the next gen of handhelds.
That's my opinion. It's only worth it for people with money to spare or those who haven't upgraded to a 3DSXL yet.
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Crush42 (2015-01-30 04:59:36)I just bought a purple classic 3DS to play MM3D, and a few games I missed due to money issues. Hopefully next time they'll replace the nub with a full second joystick beneath the ABXY buttons, and have better placement of the second set of shoulder buttons. But I'm not gonna hold my breath, might just wait til they announce the next generation. :l
carlos11 (2015-01-30 07:47:24)I don't think there is a better place to put those shoulder buttons, and there's no need for a second circle pad.
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Basically, I'm on the fence about getting a New 3DS, ever. The eraser nub of a C stick doesn't impress me, the 3D on the older models don't bother me, and I can live without Xenoblade Chronicles til it comes out on the Wii U. That being said, I am curious about the implementation of the upgraded RAM. If any one of you still have the (frankly amazing) 3DS titles 'Resident Evil Revelations' and 'Dead Or Alive Dimensions,' could you kindly reply if the added RAM makes saving and loading faster for those two titles, and see if the occasional framerate dips have been fixed? I would greatly appreciate it.