Handheld gaming is still alive and well. My daughter has been enjoying the Nintendo 3DS XL since she received it months ago. It gives her a chance to work her small motor skills and have some fun in the process.
Nintendo 3DS XL
With the Nintendo 3DS XL, bigger will always be better. The dual screens are 90% larger than the original 3DS, while the upper one can display your games with cool 3D visuals without needing special glasses to see them.
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- The top screen is 4.88″ and bottom screen is 4.18″ (both measured diagonally) for a larger-than-ever portable gaming experience
- Use the stylus on the bottom touchscreen to control games, and see 3D visuals on the top to give your world true depth; you can turn the 3D effect up, down or off completely
- Enjoy up to 6.5 hours of playing 3D games, and up to 10 hours of playing standard 2D DS games
- The circle pad offers 360 degrees of direction for easy navigation
- Built-in motion and gyro sensors react to your every move as you tilt and twist your device
- One camera points at you, while two other cameras face outward; the two outward cameras can capture 3D photos and videos
- Listen to your MP3 or AAC music files with Nintendo 3DS sound
- StreetPass feature lets you exchange game info, like maps and character details, with other systems
- SpotPass is capable of connecting to hotspots or your home’s wireless network so you can get new content and updates
- Built-in parental controls
- SD memory card slot (4GB SD memory card included)
One of my lucky readers will win a Nintendo 3DS XL of his/her own (Christmas delivery can not be guaranteed) and a game (not specified).
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