civilstrife said:This thread needs glamour shots of the black 3DS please.
Yea, that's what happened to me yesterday too. I don't think we're getting our shirtsMerovin said:http://i.imgur.com/Eu1ue.jpg
Either I'm getting a T-shirt, or Nintendo forgot to change the name for the page, because there's nothing on the actual page regarding the T-shirt, and I'm pretty certain I wouldn't have been in the first whatever it was!
Merovin said:Either I'm getting a T-shirt, or Nintendo forgot to change the name for the page, because there's nothing on the actual page regarding the T-shirt, and I'm pretty certain I wouldn't have been in the first whatever it was!
meppi said:Okay, I need a quick answer here.
Got my 3DS today but when I try to use my headphones it just doesn't work.
These are regular ones without a mic or anything.
I use them on all my other DSes/GameBoys and PSP, yet when I plug it into my 3DS it is loose and falls out.
The only time there is any sound coming from the headphones is when I push them sideways a bit.
So my question is: does the 3DS use a different kind of headphones.
It probably doesn't but the shopkeeper is giving me shit about it.
Telling me that Nintendo will send me a new headset (WTF!) when I call them.
Nice going Bart Smit.
Cheesemeister said:That's not happening, but there is a Friend Code thread already linked in the OP.
this is precisely why I've held off doing much online with Pokemon (well, that and my Phat not supporting my WPA2 network at home). Would like to know the answer as well, even though I don't think I have my friend code for PKMN out there anywhere.McNum said:Also, can I transfer my Wi-Fi codes from my Phat DS? Meaning so Pokémon White keeps the same friend code when I use it in the 3DS? I know I need to set up the internet separately on the 3DS, the little blue thing can use my encrypted Wi-Fi, unlike its older silver pal.
McNum said:By the way, am I the only one slightly freaked by the fact that when it's in sleep mode, the blue light on the front pulses slowly as if it's breathing?
Mac, no. Wii, yes. But my Wii only pulses when it wants something. The 3DS does it constantly, like it's waiting. Ready to strike. Perhaps I should not have placed the charging base at neck level...Fritz said:I take it you're no Mac user. Nor a Wii owner.
wwm0nkey said:For those of you who bought SSFIV, I hear the online is stupidly fast to find a match. Is there any truth to that?
wwm0nkey said:For those of you who bought SSFIV, I hear the online is stupidly fast to find a match. Is there any truth to that?
qwerty2k said:amazon.co.uk have FINALLY dispatched my 3ds, my estimated delivery has gone back from today until tomorrow, consider i have expedited delivery it had better come tomorrow
Wow that is REALLY good.VOOK said:Can always find a match within 20-30 seconds or less. Never been longer.
My thoughts exactly. And it's nice that they've made them thinner than the DS cases. Made them like American or Japanese cases.Merovin said:Oh and I must add, hats off to Nintendo with the game case designs, the way they've reduced the plastic needed for each case is perfect, almost seems intentional for the DS style and doesn't weaken the case at all.
Well first time it instantly found one but could join, second time it found one and then joined after like 10 seconds. Also, Dynamic mode is a piece of shit. I had it on from training mode where I was messing about to see how it was. Soooo disorientating with regards to the controls.wwm0nkey said:For those of you who bought SSFIV, I hear the online is stupidly fast to find a match. Is there any truth to that?
It's pretty good, but you should still create your own fight rooms / customize your matches cos there are some really dirty bastards out there that do the 60 second 1 round fight trick. They also abuse the touch screens easy mode controls - I've eaten way too many spinning / Ultra pile drivers to think they're playing it Pro style.wwm0nkey said:For those of you who bought SSFIV, I hear the online is stupidly fast to find a match. Is there any truth to that?
in the 3DS settings there is Surround, Stereo and Mono sound options.I NEED SCISSORS said:Anyone else noticed some subtle 'surround sound' effects? Listen to the menu music in Face Raiders through the speakers to hear what I mean.
jarosh said:i got pilotwings (don't ask me why), rayman and nintendogs with my blue 3ds. but have been messing with all the other shit for hours now. haven't even played a game yet. face raiders is a LOT of fun.
What if the next 'import pokemon from previous version' minigame is an AR Pokemon huntKennyLinder said:Got it, love it! Aqua Blue is a beaut, glad I went for it. Pilot Wings is dreamy as expected, maximum setting on 3D takes a while to adjust to but it's fooking incredible, love it!!
AR is utterly awesome, imagine the stuff they'll do with that New Pokemon perhaps?
Love.
I NEED SCISSORS said:Anyone else noticed some subtle 'surround sound' effects? Listen to the menu music in Face Raiders through the speakers to hear what I mean.
Yeah I just got that as well.Roxas said:Hmm, ive just had an email from Tesco direct. Offering me £25 off any 3DS game (except Pro Evo, Ridge Racer and something else, cant remember). I was one of those that ordered it when they had a price glitch at £159 or whatever it was, they took the money but refunded when they saw their mistake.
Just bought Pilotwings for £10
JustAnotherOtaku said:Just had a look at my GAME receipt there and it seems they didn't give me my double reward points which would be another £7.50 off something else. Maybe because I turned them down each of the 4 times they asked me if I wanted a warranty for an extra £30 :/
storafötter said:I see that everyones charging before playing, but shouldn't it have enough juice the first time? I've read that it doesn't matter charging before using these batteries. Was it right or?