Ugh, I'm aware that the screen color gamut of the XL is warmer than that of the original 3DS, but I ran into the *same* problem I had with with my original 3DS where the *upper* screen is a degree or two warmer than the lower screen. It's not bad until you run a game or an app that combines the two screen into one big vertical display (some DS games, Activity log, browser -- check GAF's mobile site for example). Then when you start scrolling the same white background between the two displays, it becomes noticeable and kinda distracting. I know for a fact it didn't happen to *all* original 3DS, as I've checked them first hand, so if there are XL devices that don't share the problem, I'm gonna take mine back because I'm *sick* of it.
Can anyone check their XLs?
I dunno, seems logical to me the system would need to be online to check that stuff. Lack of a proper account system sucks of course.
Let's not bring "logic" into this discussion, because yes, the logical thing to do was implement an (Nintendo club) account system in the first place and be done with this backwards, awkward method. I can never take their DD plans seriously until they do, and if rumors are to be believed, they will, BUT IT WOULD BE TOO LATE BY THEN!
Shaka- take following steps:
1. Make sure that the firmware is up to date on both systems and that each is plugged in or fully-charged.
2. Copy the contents of your 2GB 3DS SD card to the 4GB SD card that comes in the XL.
3. Put the 4GB card into the old 3DS and leave the XL empty.
4. Start the transfer process.
5. Press "OK" on 40 different menus.
6 Your shit will copy over. It takes a while.
7. At the end you can take the 4GB card and put it into the XL.
8. Your original 3DS will be restored to factory settings.
Thanks. I'll do this tomorrow if the system is still there and un-formatted (
:'(). I was able to acquire the wifi pass of the neighboring restaurant, but only too late.