Nintendo has announced that the controversial Circle Pad Pro attachment — which adds an extra thumbpad to the right side of the 3DS’ face buttons — will be coming to Europe along with the January 27 ...

Nintendo will release the 3DS Circle Pad Pro attachment, which adds an extra thumbstick to the handheld, alongside Resident Evil: Revelations on 27th January. Revelations, the first game to launch in ...

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Nintendo is trying hard to build interest in the Nintendo 3DS handheld game system. The company dropped the price of the 3DS from $250 to $170 last month, and has now announced that it will be getting ...

Nintendo plans to make a bigger version of their Circle Pad Pro peripheral for the new version of their handheld, the 3DS XL. According to Famitsu, the Circle Pad Pro XL will be released later this ...

The Circle Pad Pro is a Nintendo-made controller add-on that adds one additional analog stick and two shoulder buttons to the original 3DS model. It is known as the Slider Pad in Europe and as the ...

Japanese pre-orders have opened for the 3DS's Monster Hunter 3G-centric second circle pad attachment. The peripheral goes on sale on December 10 alongside the new game, and fetches ¥1,500 - about $20.

Nintendo 3DS's Circle Pad Pro will offer hundreds of hours of battery life, it has been revealed. The peripheral will run for around 480 hours on a single AAA battery, according to Andriasang. The ...

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Nintendo's an infamously stubborn company, especially when it comes to admitting mistakes, so it's tough pinpointing the exact moment the publisher decided its 3DS required another circle pad, or that ...

Suggesting more of a knee-jerk reaction than a measured response, Nintendo's move to deal with 3DS's continued struggle at the tills largely put down to cheap software on smartphones has been to ...