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Horrible. |
Ask anyone who bought a
Nintendo 3DS launch day about its launch, and they’ll give you a list of complaints.
The battery life is terrible, the 3D sweet-spot is tiny, there are no games for
it, it was overpriced, the eShop took over two months to be up, there are still NO GAMES, etc. In
Nintendo’s attempt to get the 3DS out before the end of their fiscal year, they
basically screwed everyone over with the 3DS’s launch.
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Equally Horrible? |
Another prime example that
Nintendo botched the 3DS’s launch is that dreaded second analog stick
attachment, the Slide Pad. When it was
first announced alongside Monster Hunter 3G, a lot of Nintendo fans
freaked out, me included. Here was another accessory that 3DS early adopters would have to get for their 3DS to make it what it should have been at launch. And besides, the thing looked gigantic and hideous, uncomfortable, and it seemed
to warn that Nintendo would release a revised 3DS even sooner than expected. However, as more news came out about it, I started to see the Slider Pad not as a failure, but as something that will bring nothing but good to the system. Here are five reasons why: