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Arcturus on 05 June 2012
NintendoPie said:
VicViper said:
Not a bad battery at all.

more than 4 hours videogaming? After that you can hook up a wire, if you still want.

How long does the PS3 Controller last? Do you know? I think this is pretty average.

I can get a good 15-20 hours from my PS3 controller on one charge.



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Conegamer on 05 June 2012

Reasonable, the controller seems pretty solid so I expected this.



 

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NintendoPie on 05 June 2012
Arcturus said:

I can get a good 15-20 hours from my PS3 controller on one charge.

Okay, thanks.

That would make sense then.



WiiBox3 on 05 June 2012

They need to increase the battery size to last at least 8 hours.



M.U.G.E.N on 05 June 2012
WiiBox3 said:
They need to increase the battery size to last at least 8 hours.


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outlawauron on 05 June 2012
forest-spirit said:
Won't be a problem if the recharging cord is long enough.

Exactly my thoughts. Only way this can turn badly is if the cord is super short.



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WiiBox3 on 05 June 2012
M.U.G.E.N said:
WiiBox3 said:
They need to increase the battery size to last at least 8 hours.


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Mr Khan on 05 June 2012

With a home console it's less of an issue than with a portable, you would just have to sit somewhere in your game room within cord's reach of an outlet, so long as the device allows play while plugged in (which Nintendo would be idiotic not to do).

Rechargeable batteries is the bigger thing here. I'll be able to reduce my herculean AA battery intake from this gen (though continued Wiimote use means it won't end)



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Solid-Stark on 05 June 2012

Somewhat expected because of the screen.



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WiiBox3 on 05 June 2012
Mr Khan said:
With a home console it's less of an issue than with a portable, you would just have to sit somewhere in your game room within cord's reach of an outlet, so long as the device allows play while plugged in (which Nintendo would be idiotic not to do).

Rechargeable batteries is the bigger thing here. I'll be able to reduce my herculean AA battery intake from this gen (though continued Wiimote use means it won't end)


It would be nice if it had a changeable battery pack. I could charge one battery pack while playing with the other. I don't like controllers when I can't change the batteries. That's what I like least about the dual shock 3. I have to be teathered to the system when the battery is low. I use rechargeable batteries for my Wii and 360. When the batteries die I put them in a charger and put new batteries in my controller.