Sentences with phrase «3ds circle pad»

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).

Also these circle pads look to be thicker (and maybe higher quality) than the 3DS one, so I'm not worried.I really love the 3DS circle pad a lot more than I thought that I would.

Players control Pit using the 3DS circle pad, L trigger and the touch screen in both mid-air and on - land combat.

Not exact matches

Sadly star fox 3ds besides the enchaced graphics doesn» t offers much extra content, the new things are a level select mode (score attack) and a gyroscope feature that allows to control the arwing by steering the device in different directions unfortunatly that feature is not recommended with 3d on beacause the efect is lost by the movement and is way better if you play it with the circle pad.

Yes Know I can buy an 3DS Xl even though I owned the original at Launch the circle pad fells off cause of serious play time aka Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate 400 + hours I love that game lol

@uchihasilver: — i had 3U on 3ds — after about 20 hrs i went to wiiU — and IT WAS SIMPLY AMAZEBALLS — i put like 500 hrs in — played 4U on 3ds but I use the circle pad pro (got ta get one if you really wan na spend HRS in it)-- but — i just cant sit there for 500 hrs — staring and and un-ergonomically grasping the 3ds — a shame really (after about 140 hrs i just had to leave it be)-- i just ai nt interested in X — i cant go back to 3ds for it (at this point in the 8th generation)-- such a shame — there are a few newer monster hunters on wiiU that are Japanese only — but — i just ai nt trying to play MH in Japanese (haha not my cup of tea)

I'm not too sure whether I agree with that personally, as a circle pad would definitely be needed at some point in the 3DS life cycle to accommodate the more advanced titles (like Monster Hunter).

I had an angry, no - breakfast initial reaction after seeing the 3DS's add - on circle pad.

Karts are equipped to race on land, in the air, or underwater, and can be controlled using the circle pad or the 3DS» built in gyroscope technology.

As you know, Nintendo released a peripheral called the Circle Pad Pro for the 3DS, which adds a second circle pad and a set of triggePad Pro for the 3DS, which adds a second circle pad and a set of triggepad and a set of triggers.

Each of the games were noted to play better, not require the annoying circle pad pro attachment, and even allowed for us to find ourselves laying back in 3D while never once losing enjoyment of the systems newly implemented 3D upgrades.

NiGHTS would be AMAZING on 3DS, The circle pad would be perfect for it and the addition of 3D would just be icing on the cake

While you still control Link with analog controls (via the circle pad), the added touch screen capabilities of the 3DS really make the game feel alive.

They aren't horrible but they should have either reconfigured the controls or released this with a new 3DS with both circle pads already in place.

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.»

Granted, that initial PSP circle pad was more awesome in idea than execution since it was much too small and did not contour to your thumb the way the 3DS» does.

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

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.

Nintendo released the circle pad for 3ds for like 3 games.

I refer mainly to the precision afforded the player by the GameCube controller, a facet that is sadly less prominent on the 3DS tiny buttons and circle pad.

Unless things change in the future, the New Nintendo 3DS considers the c - stick the same as the circle pad pro, meaning it only works if the game supports the circle pad pro.

This isn't possible on the 3DS as the circle pad is positioned above the camera controls.

The DS added a touch screen and a second screen, the Wii added motion controls via the Wii Remote, the 3DS added a 3D glass-less top screen and a circle pad and the Wii U put a giant screen in the controller.

I've been playing Wild World on my 3ds to get used to using the circle pad to move around and brushing up on my fishing / bug catching skills.

This differs from the version we know of now, which has sliding circle pads similar to those found on the Nintendo 3DS.

Unfortunately, I was never able to get my hands on a 3DS to know how circle pads are like, but I seriously hope that they can last longer than the sticks, or it wouldn't be a good option.

Make the most out of the unique touch panel and circle pad controls, as well as the 3DS internal gyroscope as you tilt, blow, shout, tap and more to compete for the coveted gold medal

Dragon Quest 11 on 3DS, meanwhile, offers a split view across the handheld's two screens that allows for both a 2D sprite style as well as a top - down 3D game, with players able to choose between old - school 2D battles or 3D battles by playing with either the d - pad or circle pad.

The control system on the 3DS works well enough as you use the circle pad to move the character around with the face buttons (X, Y, A & B) used to engage in the enemies, the environment and to jump around.

Almost immediately I thought the shoulder buttons on 3DS XL are positioned a little high, forcing you to stretch your fingers while using the circle pad.

The control system is relatively simple utilizing all of the buttons on the 3DS and the circle pad.

It's a wonder that I went through hell with the game on the 3DS trying to play with only the one circle pad.

Smash 3DS requires (mostly) your fingers to sit on the triggers and your thumbs poised around the circle pad and a / b / x / y buttons at all times so lengthy periods of smashing can lead to terrible hand cramps and mandatory breaks to shake it off.

Last night, Nintendo held a Japan - only Nintendo direct, where they announced several things including new 3DS models which have a second circle pad built in among several new features and a brand new Smash Bros. character.

They can't get out of it and keep the sign up either, it even clearly points out the second circle pad as a new feature of the 3DS XL!

Majora's Mask 3D also features the same gyroscope controls as Ocarina of Time 3D, although I rarely took advantage of this aiming method since the 3DS» circle pad is a more accurate way to aim your weapon.