SSB for 3DS WARNING!

[ChibiBaby99]

Ok, so I was very excited for the new SSB on the 3DS, and I downloaded the Demo. It was great, nice character selection, good stages, ect. I would have bought it except for one thing. After playing, I noticed my CPP (circle pad pro) had a drift to it. Everytime I would be Animal Crossing or Mario Kart I noticed my CPP wasn't as responsive as it used to be. Seemingly, the high-speed pace was just no meant for the 3DS and it will destroy it. Best to keep it just to the Wii U, it seems to be built for more rough play.

 

[ESP]

It doesn't destroy it. It just doesn't work. [URL='http://mynintendonews.com/2014/09/30/sakurai-explains-why-circle-pad-pro-support-was-dismissed-for-super-smash-bros-3ds/[/URL]']http://mynintendonews.com/2014/09/30/sakurai-explains-why-circle-pad-pro-support-was-dismissed-for-super-smash-bros-3ds/ [/URL] It was not supported because the game uses all of the 3DS' CPU. The Circle Pad Pro would use more. That's why the New 3DS can use the C-Stick in the game. Either way, just because you can't use one attachment doesn't mean that a game isn't meant for one system. You can still have fun on the 3DS.

 

[423]

Almost everyone has come across this problem at some point of playing SSB.43DS. When I used to play SSB.43DS, I would try not to tap the circle pad too hard in one direction, which is kinda difficult to do. Yeah, it's best not to play the game if you want your 3ds controls to last longer.

 

[Lee Sin]

Mine has been fine for over a yea not sure how people can break and I always play it