Topic: Are Circle Pads that never break in 3DS are rare?

I've been wondering that are 3DS are built with the Same circle pads and are they rare to have 3DS to have an Circle Pad so sturdy?

I've read that people some break their Circle Pads on Japan when Smash came out for the 3DS (Maybe the same thing happened to KI:U, Not so sure,) but my 3DS Circle Pad never break, even though I've been rough with my circle pad.

EDIT: I've made an change of this topic, due to my English got judged, and I calmed down now. The reason why my grammar can be so bad is, because I didn't really think before making this topic. Welp, that's what I get for not thinking before I post.

Is it just me or did NintenNess' english suddenly go to pot out of nowhere?[OP Fixed his Grammar so...] And to me it sounds like it's only happening to people who are too rough with the circle pad and/or use their 3DS on a regular basis. I would only worry about it if you're not careful with your stuff.

mine is like new, honestly, even thou my relatives use it, and it's working perfectly, also, I have that 3ds since release date (XL), so yeah, still working

frankly I think those broken circle pad's are because people tries to play like if it were a GC controller, or a Wii controller, with this kind of games it is easy to forget we are playing on a portable device

in the other hand, my gamepad's stick is having issues to detect commands, when I turn left, it usually detects it as going in diagonal
I hate it when playing Mario kart, hard to turn left .___.

I can't read this, I keep laughing because it's like a seven year old typed it.

No it isn't rare in most of these cases people are using to much unnecessary force that's it.

Well my DS /dslite /3DS/3DSxl all work completely fine. No broken hinges or circle pads. I think you might just take better than average care of your products

Are the 3ds XL's circle pads and 3ds's different? Cuz I've even tried to brake it after reading that article from this morning, and It wouldn't break. I noticed that all the people complaining have normal 3ds's. So does that the XL's is stronger?

you could check by taking a hammer, and if the circle pad lasts, install it into the new 3ds

I already did that...

O.O did it work! I've been considering testing mine, but i love my circle pad..

No, it's still alive and kicking. I guess a plush hammer wasn't enough...

Dang, i just broke my circle pad too, guess i'm forced to upgrade to an Xl, dang ;/

Who has to upgrade?

@NintenNess - The problem is I don't remember your grammar being so bad before. And grammar is more important than spelling, which I found out the hard way. People can easily determine a fractured word if the context is right, but it's waaaay harder to figure out what the context is if the words are missing, misused, or out of sequence.

Yeah that original post really did need an edit, it was very difficult to actually workout what you were trying to say. I was only joking about the seven year old part so don't take it to seriously, but just because this is the internet does not mean that you should slack on basic grammar especially for the start of a topic.

Oh and no it isn't rare.

@CanisWolfred @Jazzer94 I apologize for releasing all anger just for my terrible grammar. I personally don't like people judging my grammar. I rarely get so sensitive sometimes.

I don't think it's rare. It's very rare though to hear about a working 3ds or any other system on the internet that works, out of the blue and unprovoked.

@NintenNess
Serious question: are you a native English speaker?

Yes. I was born in U.S. It's just my grammar can be really bad, and I didn't think I created this topic. I apologize for my terrible grammar. My older brother and I had speech issues in real life as well.

Dang Americans and their grammar classes

@justlink
I know that feel... :/ Sometimes, it's not always an good thing being an American.