Yeah. I don't quite get the hinge-less thing really. But whatever. The Gameboy never had a hinge.You want us to be friends with someone who has a 2DS? The 6-year-old's 3DS? No hinge? HINGELESS?!
I'm kidding. Though you should start off posting your friend code. And also, the Animal Crossing and Pokemon have a bunch of friend codes, but I'll post mine again here anyway.
5370-1685-4344
Julie's is 3067-4937-8455
I doubt they thought of that. I suppose you could try smacking the touch screen and hope the game doesn't check whether the DS goes into sleep mode or not.Yeah. I don't quite get the hinge-less thing really. But whatever. The Gameboy never had a hinge.
Although I wonder how a game, like Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, would work when a portion of the game requires you to close the DS and open it again.
Actually that makes a lot of sense. I didn't consider that it just checks to see if it enters sleep mode. The 2DS does have a manual sleep mode button.[DOUBLEPOST=1381985633,1381985280][/DOUBLEPOST]I doubt they thought of that. I suppose you could try smacking the touch screen and hope the game doesn't check whether the DS goes into sleep mode or not.
Anyway, maybe you want to get to posting your friend code. It won't register unless it's mutual.
Okay. Done[DOUBLEPOST=1381986000][/DOUBLEPOST]Friend code 4227-2074-1423Anyway, maybe you want to get to posting your friend code. It won't register unless it's mutual.
No 3Ds games as of yet. But not a terrible situation. I bought a $35 e-shop card and started buying a few virtual console games to keep me interested for a while. I bought something called SteamWorld, that looks like it might be fun. Other than that I have Zelda: Links Awakening, Oracle of Seasons, and Super Mario Land 3. I'm a pretty simple minded fellow.Added Shawnacy and Ash (had Bert already).
So Shawnacy, what games32DS games do you got and how long will the old ball and chain let you play them alone?
Are there any good multiplayer games that can be played over the internet?
I watched a quick look of Steam World and it looks pretty damn fun. I meant to pick that one up. I'll have to go to the e-shop and pick it up.No 3Ds games as of yet. But not a terrible situation. I bought a $35 e-shop card and started buying a few virtual console games to keep me interested for a while. I bought something called SteamWorld, that looks like it might be fun. Other than that I have Zelda: Links Awakening, Oracle of Seasons, and Super Mario Land 3. I'm a pretty simple minded fellow.
Mario Kart 7. As mentioned, Pokemon.Are there any good multiplayer games that can be played over the internet?
I feel like the original 3DS is smaller than a DS Lite.I find the normal 3DS a bit small and uncomfortable to hold any time I have to use the L button, circle pad and the stylus on the touch screen at the same time. My big mitts just don't have enough to hold on to, and after awhile I start to feel it.
So how's Steamworld Dig? What do you in it? I saw the video and it looked cool.No 3Ds games as of yet. But not a terrible situation. I bought a $35 e-shop card and started buying a few virtual console games to keep me interested for a while. I bought something called SteamWorld, that looks like it might be fun. Other than that I have Zelda: Links Awakening, Oracle of Seasons, and Super Mario Land 3. I'm a pretty simple minded fellow.
I haven't played much of this. I played a little today, but only enough to see that essentially it's kind of a mix between minecraft and a puzzle game. So far all you do is dig. You have a main mine shaft, that has various valuable minerals scattered about, and you're trying to dig a path to it. In the beginning this proves slightly challenging, because you have to do it so that you can reach the mineral perfectly, and not in a position where you have to jump to get it, because you can't perform the mine action as you jump. I'm sure that this will involve a power upgrade somewhere in the game which will allow you to circumvent that minor detail.So how's Steamworld Dig? What do you in it? I saw the video and it looked cool.
I traded a couple things to Gamestop so I could get a 3ds eshop card and bought this. I've been eager for a decent platformer-style game and New Super Mario Bros 2 bores the shit out of me. I've only played 40 minutes so far, but it's a lot of fun. I like that the mine's layout will be different each time so it'll have some replay value.Played a bit more Steamworld. It's a fun little game. It's a 2D mining game where you dig through various pathways attempting to find minerals and hidden areas. As you progress you can find or unlock various new abilities and gadgets that typically help you dig deeper or access difficult to get to areas. I especially enjoy the steam-powered equipment you gain access to, which require water to perform. You can fill up your water tanks by finding pools of water inside the mine.