Rumbles are mounting that the NA release date for the New 3DS models will be February 13th, many are expecting tomorrows Direct to confirm it
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Nintendo 3DS: Thread 03 - Discontinued Edition
Rumbles are mounting that the NA release date for the New 3DS models will be February 13th, many are expecting tomorrows Direct to confirm itLast edited by Neon Ignition; 16-02-2022, 09:29.Tags: None
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Do you think that NoA might've missed a trick by not making the New 3DS buttons match the NTSC SNES Joypad for North American customers?
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Originally posted by Nu-Eclipse View PostDo you think that NoA might've missed a trick by not making the New 3DS buttons match the NTSC SNES Joypad for North American customers?
Thats the main reason I'm buying a New 3DS really, all thanks to those retro memory hitting buttons.
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Originally posted by replicashooter View PostNot as iconic as the original 4 colours.
Thats the main reason I'm buying a New 3DS really, all thanks to those retro memory hitting buttons.
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The thing with those colours is that they speak very much of a certain Nintendo era. For any new gamers from the last 20 years those coloured buttons won't mean much and little else ties into the SNES. I love it, but it makes you wonder why they've done it... hopefully a very early sign of Nintendo looking back at that era and nodding to the systems appeal
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Originally posted by Nu-Eclipse View PostDo you think that NoA might've missed a trick by not making the New 3DS buttons match the NTSC SNES Joypad for North American customers?
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Originally posted by Nu-Eclipse View PostDo you think that NoA might've missed a trick by not making the New 3DS buttons match the NTSC SNES Joypad for North American customers?
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Originally posted by Asura View PostNah. They made a mistake first time around and this an attempt to rectify it.
But, imo, the NTSC-U SNES controller always had an edgy cool about it with the two-tone purple, especially back then. Precisely because it was different to its NTSC-J and PAL counterparts. It stood out.
Not that it matters much these days. Global uniform branding means that the era of NES/Famicom or SNES/Super Famicom or Mega Drive/Genesis are obviously long gone and never coming back.
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