3DS Owners

urmom · 06-09-12 at 07:57 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by Omega_Prime

Not sure where you live but for a while in the UK the best prices have been £100 from nearly launch day from glitches and that, so I would only buy if it was maximum that price personally.

The total price would be 185 British Pounds. I live in South Korea and I don't want a Korean console (console I might buy is from the US). Their release library in Korea is abysmal (2 games as of now) and I want to be able to play it when I move back home.

crash_override_ · 06-10-12 at 09:36 AM

If you bought a flashcard, like Acekard 2i or r4 clones then region should not matter. Then you could buy the console from where you want and add any region games on the flashcard.

There is no set-up on flashcards, just copy a folder of games, a folder of music, and the card firmware. Literally 3 steps and your working. It isn't anything like softmodding a real system.

I have paid as little as 3 dollars for a dual-core r4 clone online and it has worked flawless in the 3ds system. The best is the acecard 2i and its only like 20.00

schah · 06-10-12 at 05:39 PM

Is the extra analog circle pad pro required (necessary) to play certain titles such as MH4, RE Revelations etc ?? Or r u able to play without it as well?

**blaxroze** · 06-11-12 at 02:39 AM

in MH4 it is a requirement I believed, not sure with RE R

**lvicious** · 06-11-12 at 06:34 AM

use dsi xl.. see no need to upgrade.

**WillowSun** · 06-11-12 at 06:54 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by crash_override_

If you bought a flashcard, like Acekard 2i or r4 clones then region should not matter. Then you could buy the console from where you want and add any region games on the flashcard.

There is no set-up on flashcards, just copy a folder of games, a folder of music, and the card firmware. Literally 3 steps and your working. It isn't anything like softmodding a real system.

I have paid as little as 3 dollars for a dual-core r4 clone online and it has worked flawless in the 3ds system. The best is the acecard 2i and its only like 20.00

Acekard is about $60 down here, the others half that price, so lucky you!

From what I read, they let u play the games, but not in 3d. No-one appears to have cracked that feature yet. The Acecard is also a GBA and SNES emulator.

**666wrathchild666** · 06-15-12 at 12:48 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by schah

Is the extra analog circle pad pro required (necessary) to play certain titles such as MH4, RE Revelations etc ?? Or r u able to play without it as well?

For RE Revelations and Metal Gear the circle pad pro is optional, but I swear it's worth the $20 to get it.

View Poll Results: Worth the purchase?
Abso-freaking-lutely, use it every day	10	17.54%
Yes	25	43.86%
No, only play one game. (post the reasons why the 3DS is not worth it))	9	15.79%
No, use it as a doorstop	13	22.81%
Voters: 57. You may not vote on this poll

06-10-12 at 09:36 AM	#16
crash_override_ Newcomer Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 99	If you bought a flashcard, like Acekard 2i or r4 clones then region should not matter. Then you could buy the console from where you want and add any region games on the flashcard. There is no set-up on flashcards, just copy a folder of games, a folder of music, and the card firmware. Literally 3 steps and your working. It isn't anything like softmodding a real system. I have paid as little as 3 dollars for a dual-core r4 clone online and it has worked flawless in the 3ds system. The best is the acecard 2i and its only like 20.00 Last edited by crash_override_; 06-10-12 at 07:01 PM.

06-09-12 at 07:57 PM	#15
urmom Apprentice Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Republic of Samsung Posts: 311	Quote: Originally Posted by Omega_Prime Not sure where you live but for a while in the UK the best prices have been £100 from nearly launch day from glitches and that, so I would only buy if it was maximum that price personally. The total price would be 185 British Pounds. I live in South Korea and I don't want a Korean console (console I might buy is from the US). Their release library in Korea is abysmal (2 games as of now) and I want to be able to play it when I move back home.

06-10-12 at 05:39 PM	#17
schah Novice Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Where home is Posts: 187	Is the extra analog circle pad pro required (necessary) to play certain titles such as MH4, RE Revelations etc ?? Or r u able to play without it as well?

06-11-12 at 02:39 AM	#18
blaxroze Expert Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 959	in MH4 it is a requirement I believed, not sure with RE R

06-11-12 at 06:34 AM	#19
lvicious The Bloody Habanero Join Date: May 2010 Location: Lying naked in 織姫 bed torturing this 地獄蝶 Posts: 1,628	use dsi xl.. see no need to upgrade.

06-11-12 at 06:54 PM	#20
WillowSun Therianthrope Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 5,183	Quote: Originally Posted by crash_override_ If you bought a flashcard, like Acekard 2i or r4 clones then region should not matter. Then you could buy the console from where you want and add any region games on the flashcard. There is no set-up on flashcards, just copy a folder of games, a folder of music, and the card firmware. Literally 3 steps and your working. It isn't anything like softmodding a real system. I have paid as little as 3 dollars for a dual-core r4 clone online and it has worked flawless in the 3ds system. The best is the acecard 2i and its only like 20.00 Acekard is about $60 down here, the others half that price, so lucky you! From what I read, they let u play the games, but not in 3d. No-one appears to have cracked that feature yet. The Acecard is also a GBA and SNES emulator.

06-15-12 at 12:48 PM	#21
666wrathchild666 Elite Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: USA Posts: 1,544	Quote: Originally Posted by schah Is the extra analog circle pad pro required (necessary) to play certain titles such as MH4, RE Revelations etc ?? Or r u able to play without it as well? For RE Revelations and Metal Gear the circle pad pro is optional, but I swear it's worth the $20 to get it.