Best new console to have for Multiplayer

[Zaraki]

Buy a 3DS XL:

 

- Pokémon X/Y

- Animal Crossing

- Super Smash Bros (comes out in a couple of months)

- Super mario bros.

 

And so on..

 

 

It's a pretty good handheld console, I have mine for a couple of months now.

[BoM]

Buy a 3DS XL:

 

- Pokémon X/Y

- Animal Crossing

- Super Smash Bros (comes out in a couple of months)

- Super mario bros.

 

And so on..

 

 

It's a pretty good handheld console, I have mine for a couple of months now.

 

Probably gonna end up getting Wii U, then a 3DS a little later, I hear they go well together.

 

Should cover all the bases.

[Dirk]

Probably gonna end up getting Wii U, then a 3DS a little later, I hear they go well together.

 

Should cover all the bases.

 

They are also coming out with a 2DS so that might be an option if you don't care about the 3d.

[BoM]

They are also coming out with a 2DS so that might be an option if you don't care about the 3d.

 

lolyeah, I hate the 3d on the DS, so probably will wait for that.

[Guest harro]

lolyeah, I hate the 3d on the DS, so probably will wait for that.

 

You can turn the 3d off on the 3DS, although the 2DS will be a bit cheaper.

 

It is however, made for an 8 year old to hold.

 

 

Because it doesn't have the hinges and the buttons are on the same plane as the main screen, you'll either be holding it with your arms bent or wrists vertically/slanted and looking at it straight forward which will make your wrists/arms a bit sore after a while or holding it with them horizontally which will require you to look down and strain your neck after a while.

[Dirk]

You can turn the 3d off on the 3DS, although the 2DS will be a bit cheaper.

 

It is however, made for an 8 year old to hold.

 

 

Because it doesn't have the hinges and the buttons are on the same plane as the main screen, you'll either be holding it with your arms bent or wrists vertically/slanted and looking at it straight forward which will make your wrists/arms a bit sore after a while or holding it with them horizontally which will require you to look down and strain your neck after a while.

 

Don't worry. You will have plenty of practice holding a controller like that.

The Wii U's controler has EXACTLY the same layout. As did the GBA.

Those two systems feel fine to hold so I cant imagine the 2DS is any worse.

Actually, I always felt the GBA style layout was better because you have a larger grip area and don't have to hold the thin edges of the system.

[BoM]

You can turn the 3d off on the 3DS, although the 2DS will be a bit cheaper.

 

It is however, made for an 8 year old to hold.

 

 

Because it doesn't have the hinges and the buttons are on the same plane as the main screen, you'll either be holding it with your arms bent or wrists vertically/slanted and looking at it straight forward which will make your wrists/arms a bit sore after a while or holding it with them horizontally which will require you to look down and strain your neck after a while.

 

Owtf.........3DS it is

[Guest harro]

Don't worry. You will have plenty of practice holding a controller like that.

The Wii U's controler has EXACTLY the same layout. As did the GBA.

Those two systems feel fine to hold so I cant imagine the 2DS is any worse.

Actually, I always felt the GBA style layout was better because you have a larger grip area and don't have to hold the thin edges of the system.

 

Well idk about you but I remember my neck getting tired after long hours of playing the GBA/Gameboy. I just cared less because I was younger but now I get discomforted more by small shit.

[Dirk]

Well idk about you but I remember my neck getting tired after long hours of playing the GBA/Gameboy. I just cared less because I was younger but now I get discomforted more by small shit.

 

I was more distracted by the GBA's lack of a back-light lol

[BoM]

I was more distracted by the GBA's lack of a back-light lol

 

True that man, pretty sure that's why I see a whole ton better in the dark now. lmfao.