How huge will this be with an XL CPP? Or will they even make one for it?
I can't believe they didn't put a 2nd slide pad on it.
How huge will this be with an XL CPP? Or will they even make one for it?
I can't believe they didn't put a 2nd slide pad on it.
When did Kingdom Hearts turn into Jet Grind Radio?
Biggest improvement ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Low
DSi XL is amazing.
I will be ditching my 3DS for the XL version make no mistake.
I have no need for a tiny pocket ready portable. Portable gaming in the bed 4 life.
$199.99 with no AC adapter, which I assume means no charging cradle either. What a transparent attempt to hit a certain price while deceiving the customer. Wow.
I'm sure that's why we didn't get a requisite second analog as well.
The US gets a AC Adapter, cradle is seperate. The overall package is cut and dry, it literally looks like the DSi Xl housing tweaked to the 3DS, with a cheaper stylus (and assuming no fattie stylus).Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
Have to say though, Icarus Uprising will be much more tolerable with this curvy little job.
If they don't even include a USB cable or something to charge it with, that is hilarious. Releasing a mobile device without a charging method? Only at Nintendo.
Where are you seeing the US AC adapter? That's good news in terms of honesty, though the lack of a second analog just really crushes my interest. The best game on the system is significantly better with the CPP, so that's a non-starter.
I read elsewhere that it includes an AC adapter and a 4 gig SD card.
From Tinycartridge:Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
Didn't realize we get this a full month later than Japan and Europe, at least we'll have some impressions by release.Quote:
Unlike the Japanese and European versions, which release on July 28, the U.S. edition will come with an AC adapter. Charge dock sold separately, though.