Like I said, the super-stable 3D made it worth the buy for me, and I would consider it the greatest selling point if you are considering upgrading

the 3D really is amazing, although it can hurt your eyes after a while, it gives a very steady picture no matter where you hold it to your face

The bigger screens, usable 3D, and all of it comes together well

It plays amazingly well, and the 3D on the device is especially great

good+ 3D works fine, however I still don't use

The system itself has all of the latest features, and the 3D really is incredible

With the super stable 3D, you can move all around and the 3D stays 3D and stable, which means now I can aim great using the 3D and no longer need to switch it off ever

I have not played Metal Gear Solid 3D on the N3DS yet

The 3d seems to work much better than before

The stable 3D allows for more and longer game play with the 3D on, although the player needs to be careful with how close they are to the screen in this situation

The three main additions are the "Super Stable 3D", the second analog nub, and Amiibo support

This system has a feature called "Super Stable 3D," and it (shockingly enough) works well.

It's like a whole new environment with the screen size, graphics ability, robust controls, and the 3D, which admittedly is taking my older eyes some getting used to

as someone who has the previous generation 3DS XL also, the super-stable 3D performs better than I expected, and truly is super stable

Great system, great 3D.

Well built and good 3d display

Works great, I love the new super 3d feature

I never liked the 3D on the first 3DS...not even on the XL

Features of the Nintendo 3DS XL:Take 3D photosConnect to friends and other players for multi-player gamingWireless access90% larger screen than the previous 3DSTwo screens - bottom used with a stylus and the top displays 3D visualsYou can control the 3D effect by scaling it back or pumping it up to highest level - this is great because younger kids should not be using 3D. It also uses Face Tracking which automatically adjusts the 3D 'sweet spot' based on the location of the user's face

Pros: Large, bright screens, sleeky shiny look, C-Stick works better than I expected, buttons are satisfyingly clicky, charge lasts decently long, new 3D is really good (coming from someone who hated the old 3D), the new button placement seems better overall

I love the improved 3D a lot, but that's the only real "upgrade" from the 3DS XL here for me

I really like this system and the stable 3D, which even works in the dark

The best handheld gaming system with the best games has been remastered to improve 3D with eye tracking and they added a c-stick

This is not the only but some of the New 3DS's improvements:Super stable 3D: often, people who had the 3DS complained about it not having that much (by

More on that in the next section, but in general better viewing angles, improved 3D, better button placement.

I loved the original 3DS but always felt that the 3D itself on the system wasn't very good, considering you had to hold in it in an exact position to see the 3D. The face tracking on the

But we know that the 3DS doesn't have very stable 3D, and the Wii U is (theoretically) the next Virtual Boy and/or Dreamcast (for more information, go to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FS1p7W5dmBE and http://www.explosion.com/30989/why-the-wii-u-is-destined-to-become-the-next-sega-dreamcast/?utm_source=zergnet.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=zergnet_57717.)But how is the New

Games like Terraria are a good example of the difference in ability, though unfortunately that game at the moment does not support 3d

I've seen some people say it's not worth upgrading if you have the previous generation 3DS XL, but for me, the super stable 3D is worth it

The cameras are VERY significantly improved, and if you enjoy 3D, the face-sensor makes it a MUCH easier experience

The super stable 3D is remarkable and the added processing power is very nice