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blkfish92 on 18 July 2011

It's soooo expensive though!!



           

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JEMC on 18 July 2011

Congrats for your purchase!

And I'm happy to hear that you like the games.



Please excuse my bad English.

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d21lewis on 18 July 2011

One thing that really dampened my fun in SSF4: People that spam moves. I play SSF4 on the 360 almost religiously. The ability to perform special moves easily on the 3DS has made me use characters that I normally don't use. It's a lot of fun. Thing is, I can't do moves with the proficiency of my Street Fighter Fight Pad on the 3DS so I use the shortcut moves, too. There are people whom I suspect would never be able to pull off a spinning piledriver that are Street Fighter GODS thanks to this option. I fought one guy who's whole strategy was to use Guile and fire off Sonic Booms and Flashkicks AT THE SAME TIME, while walking forward. It's impossible in the real Street Fighter games. I went for days, being undefeated. Now, these spammers are kicking my ass. I don't want to stoop to their level, though.



ils411 on 18 July 2011
d21lewis said:
My code is 3823-8631-8090. Add me! I have Zelda, SSF4, and RE: Mercenaries. One thing that improved ny 3DS experience is the grip I bought from Amazon.com. I don't use it for every game but I bought an $8 3DS grip made by a company called CTA (I think). Look for the review on youtube. It makes the 3DS feel like a game controller and helps give me an edge when I'm kicking ass in Street Fighter, online.


I finally got my 3DS to connect to the internet. It took me all night! well, the fact that i'm using a crapy usb 3g modem on my laptop plus not having a router was the reason why i had a hell of a time trying to get the 3DS online lol! finally managed to turn my laptop into a hotspot which the 3DS can connect to. I just added your code. Min is 2578-3249-6352.



ils411 on 18 July 2011
Michael-5 said:
trasharmdsister12 said:
Michael-5 said:
$250 for a handheld is way too much for me. Also there isn't really a title out for it that has me reconsidering yet. I have a lot of RPG's to catch up on with the DS, so I don't think I'll be getting a 3DS anytime soon. I've seen the D-pad and the battery life is just far too weak for me, so if I do get one (which I doubt), I'll wait for a redesign.

To be honest, I'd rather wait for a 9th gen handheld. Nintendo has always made their systems backward compatible, and I feel that 3D is here to stay now that I have played the 3DS.

Walmart is having a temporary price adjustment in Canada and selling it for $200. I believe it starts July 27th so keep your eyes peeled. I got mine for $200 at a promotional BB event. I even got $20 off of Zelda: OoT... So I essentially got the system and OoT for $220 or else I'd have waited for a price cut to $200 as well.

$200 on a handheld is still way too much. I paid $200 for my Wii. I'l going to wait for a backward compatible 9th gen handheld, and then get 3DS games for it. Go too much on the DS to catch up with now.

I know what you mean, but the quality of the hardware itself and the extra fun factor I get when playing in 3D makes it all worht it.



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Raider84 on 18 July 2011

So that 3D TV / PS3 bundle is a must based on your review of 3D games. Imagine if you actually played games in true 3D, you'd be stunned lol



ils411 on 18 July 2011
d21lewis said:
One thing that really dampened my fun in SSF4: People that spam moves. I play SSF4 on the 360 almost religiously. The ability to perform special moves easily on the 3DS has made me use characters that I normally don't use. It's a lot of fun. Thing is, I can't do moves with the proficiency of my Street Fighter Fight Pad on the 3DS so I use the shortcut moves, too. There are people whom I suspect would never be able to pull off a spinning piledriver that are Street Fighter GODS thanks to this option. I fought one guy who's whole strategy was to use Guile and fire off Sonic Booms and Flashkicks AT THE SAME TIME, while walking forward. It's impossible in the real Street Fighter games. I went for days, being undefeated. Now, these spammers are kicking my ass. I don't want to stoop to their level, though.

yeah, i noticed that option where you can assign moves (4 moves in all i think). I didnt bother to assign any since thats just too cheezy. In my prime (streetfighter 2 champion edition and super street fighter 2), i was really awsome! I could kick ass in the arcades. unfortunately much of that skill has gone with the wind and I'm now a lowly punching bag lol!

on a side note, STANDING FLASHKICK?!! WUUUT! thats not right lol! only the computer AI could do that in the past lol!



ils411 on 18 July 2011
Raider84 said:
So that 3D TV / PS3 bundle is a must based on your review of 3D games. Imagine if you actually played games in true 3D, you'd be stunned lol

If had the extra disposable income, yes! i'd buy that bundle in a hearts beat! lol



oniyide on 18 July 2011

The guy got a hell of a deal, a hell of a deal!!! Yes DOA and SSF4 is great, i still dont think the 3d is all that. it was meh in SSF4, decent in Pilot WIngs, pretty good in DOA and terrible in Nintendogs. Those are the only four games i played



Raider84 on 18 July 2011
ils411 said:
Raider84 said:
So that 3D TV / PS3 bundle is a must based on your review of 3D games. Imagine if you actually played games in true 3D, you'd be stunned lol

If had the extra disposable income, yes! i'd buy that bundle in a hearts beat! lol

Well that 3D TV/PS3 bundle is a steal, less than 800$ (US). Considering how much you paid for your 3DS I kind of figured you had a little bit of disposable income =P