Smash Bros. and Circle Pads
11 years ago
If you haven't heard..
http://www.nintendolife.com/news/20....._doom_in_japan
My pad hasn't broken clean off, but the wear is definitely noticeable. Its beginning to stick from side to side, and making playing anything a bit of an annoyance now. Replacement parts are cheap and readily available on-line, installing it isn't impossible, but it's SLIGHTLY nerve wrecking since you have to disconnect move a few ribbon cables.
http://www.nintendolife.com/news/20....._doom_in_japan
My pad hasn't broken clean off, but the wear is definitely noticeable. Its beginning to stick from side to side, and making playing anything a bit of an annoyance now. Replacement parts are cheap and readily available on-line, installing it isn't impossible, but it's SLIGHTLY nerve wrecking since you have to disconnect move a few ribbon cables.
Gorilla-handling your controls like you're not going to make the input is not ideal on such a handheld like the 3DS, especially with latency being terrible at times and the 3DS not use to constant pressure of a Smash player. The most optimal way of playing in such situation would be either play more to precision of inputs (not wildly flickering your controls repeatedly to do one move to another) or (for some people; not everyone has one, I know) to wait until the Wii U to come out and use more durable controllers. Cause when it was happening the most near late September and last month, people were playing their 3DS with literally no care in the world.
On the plus side (if any), it will still retain backwards compatibility in not just playing 3DS games from the older model, but still NDS & NDSi games as well. Again, that's just what I've gathered regarding news on it so far.
Work usually has me too busy to play games anymore...I still buy them though. I played SSB4 a little bit the day the 3DS one came out.
At least it's only the rubber cover and not the entire stick. It was glued on terribly in the first place anyways.