Nintendo has announced that their new 3DS XL Circle Pad Pro, which has been exclusively available only in Japan since its launch, will now be arriving in the US tomorrow and will be available to ...
While it won't be winning any beauty contests, the Circle Pad Pro feels good in the hands, with very little weight added to the 3DS — I actually found that the system was a lot more comfortable to ...
Nintendo seems to have a knack for repeat performances. Nintendo DS? Quickly supplanted by the DS Lite — and the DSi didn't last too long either before it was succeeded by the DSi XL. Even the 3DS saw ...
Good news for those considering getting the 3DS Circle Pad Pro - it seems as though the peripheral's battery life is much, much better than the system itself. In fact, as reported by Andriasang, the ...
Following on from the unveiling of their new 3DS XL gaming console, Nintendo has now announced that they are going to start selling an additional controller for the device in the form of the 3DS XL ...
A few years ago, a Nintendo Wii rip-off, called the Vii, appeared in China. A couple Chinese dudes purchased one and then filmed themselves opening it up to see what was inside. There was a tiny, sole ...
Nintendo's an infamously stubborn company, especially when it comes to admitting mistakes, so it's tough pinpointing the exact moment the publisher decided its 3DS required another circle pad, or that ...
The Circle Pad Pro is a Nintendo-made controller add-on that adds one additional analog stick and two shoulder buttons to the original 3DS model. It is known as the Slider Pad in Europe and as the ...
Batteries can be hugely annoying, especially when they run out just when you need them and you’re forced to search for your spares. 3DS Cirlce Pad owners aren’t going to have that problem very often… ...
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The upcoming Circle Pad Pro accessory for the Nintendo 3DS will last for around 480 hours off a single AAA battery, it has been revealed. The accessory launches December 10 in Japan for 1,500 yen. The ...