Recently my 3DS Circle Pad started doing a clicky sount when pushed to the left side at random. Some times it just feels smooth but randomly it do the clicky sound. This is somewhat annoying since you can fell the clicky and it wasn't doing this. I've been using my 3DS circle pad normally not vigorously.

I don't know why people are complaining about the GS score. A game that got a 10 about 13 years ago isn't supposed to get the same or something close just because it got better visuals, the impact of the game is not even close to what it was back then. In that time how you felt when you saw Link in 3D for the first time in a whole new adventure after games like Link to the Past or Link's Awakening?

DealRogers

I dunno, but the games I have (Super Street Fighter IV and DoA: Dimensions) look a lot closer to the 360 than the PS2.

Pixel-Perfect

The bad part is that you cant play the master quest from the start? Geez Gamespot, I dont know about everyone else, but I see the master quest as an award for beating the game. So personally i see that as a good.

Gamingclone

[QUOTE="soulreaper-4"][QUOTE="trugs26"]

You use an analog stick (or slide pad) for Street Fighter? That seems wrong, wouldn't you use the D-Pad? And the D-Pad definitely can handle any speed of inputs.

trugs26

[QUOTE="The-Longshot"]

Honestly thats one of the things that has kept me from purchasing street fighter 3d as of yet. I dont think the 3ds can handle the command input pounding for a game like that. I know I dont want to be beating combos on my delicate a** 3ds even though I absolutely LOVE street fighter. My argument is that I can always wait to play some solid matches on console rather then trash my brand new 3ds buttons for some quick portable arse whoopins.

trugs26

You use an analog stick (or slide pad) for Street Fighter? That seems wrong, wouldn't you use the D-Pad? And the D-Pad definitely can handle any speed of inputs.

[QUOTE="soulreaper-4"][QUOTE="Ghost120x"]

After e3 it seems nintendo is tired of waiting for 3rd parties to develop something worthwhile and are now pushing real hard to sell their system. They know that the system isn't selling as expected because it lacks must have software and it looks like 3rd party isn't taking this seriously so nintendo is unleashing the must have titles.

After seeing the wii u presentation I was thinking why can't 3ds get support like that. How about a portable ghost recon, and what about that assassins creed game for 3ds. Sure there are great 3rd party games on the way but I was expecting some surprises for the summer. I guess the only games I'll be playing this summer is oot and re: mercenaries. And after that there will be another drought until fall.

where is the support? do you think 3ds should have been a little more powerful to gain real support from 3rd parties like wii u?

GamerEye

I watched the entier E3 press conference for Nintendo and they never said that they have the alot of theird Party Support. I'm pretty sure they said something along the lines of that they are trying to make the Wii U as attractive as possible and that many developers are looking into it. But who knows....my memory has failed me before. Now about the 3DS... personally I feel that the 3DS has already gotten some good 3rd party support, atleast when compared to the Wii's launch year. The DS didn't get staller 3rd pary support either on it's first year, but as the years went on, it now has some awesome 3rd party games (mostly RPGs and puzzels but still, many people really enjoyed those games). I believe that the same will happen with the 3DS, maybe not as much as the DS, because of the price. Just my opinoun.