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mtu9356 said:
sundin13 said:
The new 3DS is 200$ and has a second stick so no need for the Circle Pad Pro. It also has significantly better 3D, slightly better graphics in MH4, shorter load times and exclusive software (such as Xenoblade Chronicles 3D).

Also, there a quite a few 3DS games that are worth playing. I'd definitely say its worth it...even moreso since you never had a DS. The combination of both libraries make this probably one of the best gaming purchases possible.


I've read that its not as comfortable as the add on.

I forgot about the backwards compatibility.  Thanks for the reminder.


Where did you read that? For games like Monster Hunter it works fine. It wouldn't be good for a FPS which needs extremely fine camera control, but you don't typically play many FPS on the 3DS.

Also, you would have to hunt down an original 3DS if you wanted to use the Circle Pad Pro. I think they have been discontinued, but if you wanted to hunt a used one down, you could probably get it for around 100$ or less. New 3DS is definitely the way to go though.

Finally, if you are willing to buy online, it should be pretty easy to find somewhere that doesn't charge tax or shipping (assuming you are from the USA).