3DS is a great thing right, especially because of that new feature 3D without glasses. But my question is how durable is the thing? If you drop it on the top screen, will the 3D effect be ruined? Or how tough are those new sholder buttons? After all the problems with the DSi's shoulder buttons, I'm really expecting a fix to that. I'm sure that not many of us can say yet, but for those of you lucky people with the Japanese 3DS's, I'd love for you to share!
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Word of advice, don't drop your portable game system. I've owned portable game systems since the 80's and I've never dropped one. That being said, it's pretty damn sturdy and weighty feeling. Doesn't feel the least bit flimsy, that's for sure.
Word of advice, don't drop your portable game system. I've owned portable game systems since the 80's and I've never dropped one. That being said, it's pretty damn sturdy and weighty feeling. Doesn't feel the least bit flimsy, that's for sure.
I dropped my DSi a lot, mostly accidental.
At least I know that the 3DS will absolutely refrain from touching the ground when it's in my hands.
Yeah, I keep my handhelds sitting at home where they're safe. I'm pretty sure carrying handhelds around in your pocket isn't good for the shoulder buttons either, 'cause they're like constantly being pressed and crap gets in them more easily.
I never take my portables places. I could lose them, or they could get damaged or stolen. Sure the point of portability is to carry around stuff, but it just ain't safe. Still, you're right, things could happen. I've dropped my portables lots of times even though I'm careful, which is why I'm worried about the 3DS.
Word of advice, don't drop your portable game system. I've owned portable game systems since the 80's and I've never dropped one. That being said, it's pretty damn sturdy and weighty feeling. Doesn't feel the least bit flimsy, that's for sure.
Nintendo systems are amazingly sturdy. Even the DSi, which only has scratches and dents on it
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I see it as a way of playing it anywhere I want to in the house, and not being tied to a television that other people want to use. When I'm out and about doing things, I'm out and about doing things, not playing games. Sometimes I'll play them on long drives, but even then I'll carry it in a bag or something.
Just can't justify risking expensive devices when there's not much point (for me) to it. And my phone doesn't cost 250 bucks, btw.
Word of advice, don't drop your portable game system. I've owned portable game systems since the 80's and I've never dropped one. That being said, it's pretty damn sturdy and weighty feeling. Doesn't feel the least bit flimsy, that's for sure.
Nintendo systems are amazingly sturdy. Even the DSi, which only has scratches and dents on it
You never had problems with the shoulder buttons?
"Remember: when life rocks you, RAWK BACK!" ~Rawk Hawk FNS: Y B L R R R B >
Word of advice, don't drop your portable game system. I've owned portable game systems since the 80's and I've never dropped one. That being said, it's pretty damn sturdy and weighty feeling. Doesn't feel the least bit flimsy, that's for sure.
Nintendo systems are amazingly sturdy. Even the DSi, which only has scratches and dents on it
You never had problems with the shoulder buttons?
Nope And I'm clumsy, really clumsy. This is why I lack a PSP or an iPhone
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