If we somehow got the regular sized New 3ds I'd probably grab one.
You can also put little rubber feet in the corners to help raise the top screen further from the bottom. On my N3DSXL, I just use screen protectors and haven't had any issues. On my previous 3DSXL, the issue was worse so I used two rubber feet from an old Xbox 360 and that prevented scratching.
Those were some of my favorite Castlevania games, although Circle of the Moon was a bit weak. The other 2 were excellent.
For a launch title it was stellar...
I really enjoyed Circle of the Moon. The only issue I had was that it predated backlit GBA's, so it was hard to make out the details unless you were playing with a really good light source. Harmony of Dissonance was my least favorite of the GBA series, and it had a pretty bad soundtrack by series standards.
I’d be glad to play those as I missed out on them the first time. Next question is what will they charge? $30,$40, or $60?
That sounds like a better fix and I think I've seen it mentioned before. Certainly better than screen protectors since the bottom will just cut into those instead.
Using a glass screen protector for the top display is a good solution. If the plastics on the bottom are able to scratch a hard glass screen protector, you've got some serious dirt on your controls.
No it's a bandaid at best. It still doesn't fix the problem of the bottom screen scratching the top when closed. It scratching the screen protector isn't a solution let alone a good one.
Dirt has nothing to do with the bottom screen scratching the top. And the controls aren't the problem.
I've never seen 9H glass scratched by plastic. Grains of sand (a specific type of dirt)? Of course. But I've never seen clean plastic scratch a quality glass screen protector.
Yes, I would say so. I've owned an original 3DS, a 2DS, and a 2DS XL. I prefer the 2DS XL to the others. The screens are way larger, and the clamshell design is much more comfortable to hold. The 2DS isn't bad if you can't get a 3DS XL or a 2DSXL since the prices are usually high for all of them at this point.
Same. Have the OoT 3DS and Hyrule Edition 3DS XL, and both have cheap Hori knockoff screen protectors on the screens. No scratches on any screen. It's a good idea to get some so you can protect the screen when playing tap games.
I still haven't picked it up. Will probably do it before the sale ends though since $10 is the lowest it's ever been. My plan is to try it with the gc donkey konga bongos.
Here's some info and tips on it. I was finally able to download a few games just by trying to get it going about 29 times and not playing anything once it started.
I play on the Pro controller. Dont feel like playing $$$ for the drum. It’s still a fun game.
I had problems, but I just kept mashing the A button over and over (as if I were playing a game where rapidly pressing A did something) on an update to a game and since then it seems like everything I've tried has worked. Last night I downloaded an update to Assassins Creed III (after putting the cart in for the first time) as well as hit the eshop and grabbed a few demos for other games. No problems.
Picked it up. Plays fine on a pro controller. Drum would be cool, but not worth the money to me either.
I bought Part Time UFO and Alwa's Awakening and couldn't download them on my main Switch or Switch Lite.
I got one off Mercari a year or two ago.
At best they had some smaller 3DS/Wii U games where upon purchase they would issue you a code for the other version of it. They also sold Smash DLC this way.
Yeah, but it was more like you sacrificed your Wii to move over its library to Wii U. No redownloads on the old system and no transfers back.
I enjoyed playing around with the music in fuser but i don't know how it rates as a game. It's basically digital dropmix which I loved. Still regret not buying the last 3 or 4 packs that came out so i'd have a complete set of cards.
What were the pros and cons besides the obvious the transfer being one way?
Sigh.., my Dropmix will no longer connect to any bluetooth device, even after a reset. Fun system. Might need to pick up Fuser to replace it.
I wonder if it's even still possible to do the wii u transfer as you need the WIi to go on the Wii eShop (closed in 2019) to downloade the Wii-U transfer tool. At least that's how I understand it works (been a long time since I did it). Even if you can go on the eshop with the wii and download the tool... if your wii is modified that might be a really bad idea. Then again, maybe there's another resource for getting the wii-u transfer tool for the wii in that case.
If your Wii and Wii U are both softmodded, I imagine there are easier ways to directly transfer data between the two. Haven’t looked into it personally, but that seems like the kind of thing that would have been relatively simple and desirable to implement after the Wii U had been cracked.
Yeah, you likely wouldn't be stopping at titles you've already purchased at that point.
