Sentences with phrase «3ds analog stick»

The controls on every craft feel spot on using the 3DS analog stick.

It will work with PC or Mac, and has six feet of cable and a proper 3D analog stick.

The new handheld will have 3D analog sticks, according to newspaper Nikkei, with the screen set to be smaller than DSi XL at four inches diagonally: the DSi XL is at 4.2 inches diagonally.

Not exact matches

It literally taught an entry - level standard in game vernacular: how to use an analog stick to control a 3D character.

Less than half a year after the (failed) launch of the 3DS, there are rumblings from Nintendo about a rather drastic hardware redesign: the much - ballyhooed but ultimately pointless 3D screen is going to be either nerfed or nixed altogether, and the system will pick up a much - needed second analog stick.

Konami's first attempt to bring the proper 3D Metal Gear experience to handheld systems bumped up against a few critical issues, like the fact that the system it ran on — PlayStation Portable — lacked a right analog stick for convenient camera management.

It will take some getting used to the input of the analog stick on the 3DS.

The 3DS and Wii U already have better quality of analog sticks and buttons which Vita lacks so the exclusively portable wise is fine for me.

Sony should capitalize by dropping the price of the PS3 by 50 bucks and introduce a PSP with a second analog stick and at a cheaper price than the 3DS.

For example, the 3ds vs the Vita... The Vita has dual analog sticks and it is basically a portable powerhouse of a machine yet... the 3ds is out selling it and not only that, most of the developers are making games for the 3ds and not the vita.

But pushing left on the analog stick means I'm now pushing toward my opponent so it was not immediately intuitive to press up on a 3D plane.

And with a much larger and higher resolution screen, dual cameras, dual analog sticks, dual touch surfaces, the NGP is going to have a lot of pros, rather than cons when put up against the 3DS.

Not only that though, but we've already seen directional attacks using the analog stick in 3D Zelda games.

It's always good to have input from the younger generation of Nintendo rather than just the seasoned professionals, I mean even Shigeru is losing his touch (see: less story - oriented, more gimmick focused Paper Mario like Sticker Star / Color Splash, Star Fox Zero's control wonkiness along with it essentially being Star Fox 64 Remake # 120029, single analog stick for original 3DS, etc) even though he has helped make many of my favorite games throughout his time at Nintendo.

In this 3DS version you control the camera with the A, B, X and Y buttons, similar to how first - person shooters played on older systems with only one analog stick, like Nintendo 64 or Dreamcast.

Originally released in Japan in November last year, the accessory adds a second analog stick to the 3DS XL console.

The events make use of almost every feature of the 3DS, except ironically the 3D itself; the analog stick, buttons, shoulder buttons, d - pad, touchscreen, gyroscope and microphone are all used in a variety of ways and with different combinations.

Till them, players will need to take it easy on their analog sticks and just go easy with them until something else changes in the handheld family of the Nintendo 3DS.

Our only real complaint is not even with the game, but rather that the 3DS» nub is not as precise as a real analog stick and can make controlling your ship feel like you're fighting against it.

No more struggling to run modern 3D games with a single analog stick, the NGP had two.

Console - to - handheld ports can be tricky, and rife with control compromises, but The Mercs 3D makes the jump to the 3DS with relative ease, thanks to the fact that the modern Resident Evil games are built around single analog stick controls.

The movement within the towns are just as you would expect in any modern Pokemon mainline game, with full directional motion that feels perfect with the 3DS» analog stick.

The dungeon segments make good use of the right analog stick on the new 3DS, and while moving in this manner enemies you make contact with will trigger the traditional turn based strategy combat for which the series is known.

Initial reviews and impressions are mixed, and the New Nintendo 3DS with its extra analog stick also sounds like the right way to go (remember having sore hands with Metroid Prime Hunters on the original DS?).

* Significant Improvements in Gameplay — This version has been enhanced with improved graphics, 3D, and the ability to use the analog stick.

There are no analog sticks, but sliding discs like you see on the 3DS.

It's interesting... I believe the circle pad / slide pad that was first on the PSP and has been massively upgraded on the 3DS is head and shoulders above an «analog stick.»

I really wish they had stuck with real analog sticks instead of the weak circle pads from the 3DS.

I have always played 3D games this way, and after nearly two decades of pulling the analog stick down to look up, I am not going to rewire my brain simply for this one game, no matter how unique or compelling it is.

With a slightly changed layout and the inclusion of a circle pad or «analog stick», Nintendo have really thought outside the square when it came to the 3DS such as the embedded motion sensor, SD card slot and even an adjustable stylus length.

And it came out just too early to have DualShock compatibility, forcing the player to control a 3D camera with a D - pad and shoulder buttons rather than analog sticks.

Featuring a 5 ″ OLED screen with touch capability, a rear touchpad, front and rear cameras, gyroscopic controls, microphone and dual analog sticks, the handheld seems to incorporate all of the current expectations and gimmicks of modern gaming plus more, aside from the 3D functionality the Nintendo 3DS provides.

While this is a bit of a downer for those hoping for an all - new 3D adventure, they do say that there has been «significant» improvements to the gameplay and graphics, including 3D and use of the analog stick.

New 3DS XL systems have a little more horsepower compared to original 3DS systems, and include a C - Stick for dual analog control, as well as two additional shoulder buttons.

Plus, My thumbs slip out of place a lot less on my 3DS circle pad, compared to other analog sticks (not to say that the Circle pads will be the same).

Circle Pads don't have that 3D sense that analog sticks have (especially for camera view control).

The New 3DS XL will feature an enhanced design including a small analog C - stick above the face buttons, 3D face tracking, new shoulder buttons, and new and faster processors.

The environments look great and is presented with a 3D top - down sort of view of your character, with the ability to move the camera with the right analog stick.

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The New Nintendo 3DS XL handhelds that feature larger screens and a second, de facto analog stick on the right side of the device were released in Japan on Oct. 11.

The New Nintendo 3DS has the larger screen, and a second analog stick (technically an analog nub, but we'll take it), and additional shoulder buttons.

Just as important an improvement as the second analog stick is the new face - tracking technology embedded in the New Nintendo 3DS.

Revelations is one of the games confirmed compatible with Nintendo's 3DS slide pad, which adds a secondary analog stick to the handheld.

And it's New because it's part of the same generation as the New 3DS XL: consoles with slightly more power than their predecessors, a small additional analog stick called the C - Stick, and a handful of exclusive titles (most notably Xenoblade Chronicles and Binding of Isaac: Rebistick called the C - Stick, and a handful of exclusive titles (most notably Xenoblade Chronicles and Binding of Isaac: RebiStick, and a handful of exclusive titles (most notably Xenoblade Chronicles and Binding of Isaac: Rebirth).

Once they get old enough to figure the whole two analog - stick control scheme (or mouse - keyboard combo for PC enthusiasts) for moving about in a 3D space, Minecraft is like kiddie crack.

Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D controls tightly once you get used to it; unlike the Wii version, there's no gimmicks or waggle here, just buttons, and you can choose between using the analog stick and the + D - pad.

But there's really no other way around it — there's no other setup that could have been a better control scheme no matter how you look at it unless the 3DS had dual analog sticks, and then you wouldn't even need the stylus.

This simplicity seems to be the core from which Titan Souls» gameplay draws from, with only two buttons to sprint, roll and fire your arrow, alongside fully 3D controls with the analog stick or D - pad.

Games like Galaxy on Fire 2 and Air Wings Intergalactic work better in the sense that they accept the D - pad's analog inputs, so you don't need to press it so hard; but they'd still work better an actual analog stick, since using even a D - pad to control a ship moving in 3D space is awkward, even if it's an analog D - pad.

Not only will this exclusive port only work with the new 3DS model, it will also take full advantage of the C - Stick analog stick and Stick analog stick and stick and more.