Without it, you'll need lenses that have the focus motor built-in, like Nikon AFS lenses.
With the internal focus motor you'll be able to use auto-focus on a much wider range of lenses. The big thing the D3300 has going for it is that it has an internal focus motor which can be important depending on what lenses you want to buy. It's also built-in protection for your LCD screen when you don't need to be looking at it. The D5200 also has the articulating, flip-out screen which totally rocks if you plan on shooting a lot of video.
The things I like about the D5200 over the D3300 are that the D5200 has a lot more focus points (39 vs 11) and a lot more cross-type focus points (9 vs 1). Both of these cameras will give your good, and pretty much equal, photo and video quality based on the technical specs, though the D5200 takes a bit of a lead on paper with slightly better color depth and dynamic range.
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