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Are you shitting me Youtube, the [tornado fang] is wrong with you
Happy July 4th guys
This is what Rustling Jimmies look like.
Considering how strong Reggie's emphasis was on their DLC not being on-cart and not being developed until after the main game is considered "complete" internally, I do have to wonder on that one...That is true. having separate hardware would split things very badly.
But I think the more likely reason is that the Circle Pad Pro isn't just an extra pad; it's also extra shoulder buttons. Unless you go the original Wii Classic Controller route, which I think everyone agrees is uncomfortable and largely useless, it is extremely difficult to have more than two shoulder buttons on a handheld without screwing with its profile. To have a second pad with only two shoulder buttons will further fragment the possible control setups and probably leave a 3rd party dev or two banging their head against the wall. It's also possibly not the best image for Nintendo to include extra traditional inputs as the "default" of their new model that they know the majority of the 3DS's library will ignore them.
And call me a blind Miyamoto worshipper if you must, but I think the man is onto something when he says that the gyroscope when used properly does a fine job in most situations. It certainly made aiming a lot easier in Zelda.
As with the DSiXL, the 3DSXL is meant as an alternative rather than a replacement. It has no additional features such as the DSi introducing a shop, or even the Lite's brightness adjustment. It's just, literally, bigger. Bigger battery and bigger SD card included, but still, just bigger.
Frankly I wasn't impressed with the DSiXL's screens; I thought they were too large and fuzzy for such a small resolution. 3DS being a bit higher res, maybe it would work better, but I'd need to see one in a store demo before I ever considered buying one under any circumstances (I do have to admit, even if I myself don't care much for ballooning my 3DS, a Christmas gift that could net me a NSMB2 co-op partner, that has some merit to it).
One of these days I seriously need to send you my Riivolution music hack for NSMBWii. 'course, I still need to do the fast versions so that your soul isn't crushed by the high-speed bah-bah's when the timer is low.
So does that mean if I own an original 3DS, and buy a XL version, then I can street pass each of my own systems as many times as I want to, as long as the time frame is different? Cause it's getting harder and harder (as long as they keep putting out new 3D image galleries) to get the pink pieces, and I'm still missing a few. I heard when you reset a system, you supposedly get a randomized piece. But maybe it's worth a shot, I donno.
I could also street pass my other Mii in my current 3DS for the find mii game, and keep leveling up to the highest level possible, making it easier to destroy the enemies.
Yeah, not that much more expensive.
Should be $200~ tops if you don't have an AC Adapter it can use yet.
Posted on: June 21, 2012, 10:02:55 PM
Posted on: June 21, 2012, 10:05:53 PM
It's officially $199 for NA and will launch in August.
Damn, that's soon o__0
It's a paradox!
They were probably considering about the current model's design before the release, and the four traditional buttons wouldn't fit the current configuration of the handheld.
Who is this woman?
Was it, perhaps, produced before Nintendo considered putting four face buttons on their handheld? The world may never know.
That would prolly freak me out in the early morning... if I ever went to bed at night.
Correct me if I be wrong, but why not just get the UMDs?
She snapped his neck?
