The Internet was rocked and/or bemused worldwide last night by the Nintendo 3DS's new circle-pad attachment, formally announced after a lengthy spate of rumors in this week's issue of Famitsu magazine. Within Japan proper, though, news of the attachment was almost overshadowed by what the thing's actually meant for -- Monster Hunter 3G (or "Tri-G," if you prefer), a 3DS-exclusive enhanced port of last year's Wii release Monster Hunter Tri. Due out before the end of the year in Japan, 3G will be fully playable at the Tokyo Game Show in a couple weeks, and director Kaname Fujioka sat down with Famitsu to answer a few questions.
Mega Mixtape has some good grooves coming in, and Gamerhub UK talks more with them.
Of course the 3DS is ready to thrive in 2026. How could it not?
I was actually starting to consider grabbing another one at some point. Then I discovered the Ayn Thor, lol.
I hacked mine a few years ago, have 100 DS roms 100 3DS roms and a few thousand roms from the most popular 2D consoles, NES, SNES, GB, GBA, Genesis, etc. etc.
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