How's the n2dsxl? I have a n3ds but I don't like its design, so I was thinking of buying one
Post them handhelds
Easton Moore
Aaron Torres
I wish the screen was a bit more stable but I like it more than my n3DSXL. I know people tend to prefer weighty handhelds because they conflate weight with quality but I really do find the lighter weight way more comfortable.
Blake Rodriguez
edgy.
unlike home consoles, handhelds developed in a positive direction. the 3ds and vita are both top tier.
Lincoln Thomas
I have a n3DS and a n2DSxl. I prefer the n3DS, but the large screen on the n2DSxl is nice.
My problem with the n2DSxl is the top screen has a slight wobble. It's not a problem for me now, but it feels like regular usage will break the hinge in a few years. Also, the speakers are on the BACK of the bottom half of the system. Sometimes when I move my fingers, it blocks the sound slightly. Plus the fact that the sound is projecting away from you.
Mason Davis
>unlike home consoles, handhelds developed in a positive direction. the 3ds and vita are both top tier.
Except the 3DS top screen has a lower resolution than the PSP despite coming out in 2011.
Lincoln Hernandez
Lincoln Cooper
I don’t have them with me so I’ll post a list
Game gear, black model
GBC, yellow
DSi XL red super Mario version
2DS door wedge style
PSP 1000
The PSP is the most recent one I got
Bentley Phillips
Nice. In terms of content, are the Switch and Vita versions of Atelier identical?
Ayden Williams
Switch is basically Vita with the DLC.
A bit off topic, Vita takes longer to load into this menu, but runs smoothly zooming in and out and changes characters seamlessly. Switch gets into this menu quickly, but zooming is choppy and characters take longer to load.
Hunter Baker
Got it. How is the DLC anyway? Were you playing the Vita version with a physical cart or digital?