I sold my MK7 for 19$~ . Don't worry gonna get new as soon I'm done trolling MM.
Soooooooo... Does that mean you'll race with us again?Bass wrote:
I sold my MK7 for 19$~ . Don't worry gonna get new as soon I'm done trolling MM.
but saying PAL and NTSC is much more funEkaru wrote:
Greg is in the right here. It's not a PAL 3DS, it's a European region-locked 3DS. PAL/NSTC is referring to some technical standard related to televisions.
I'd imagine it would be to test out games that have been released in America but not Europe.Azure_Kite wrote:
But you can't develop using consumer 3DS'. From what I've heard, developers are given select versions with lovely development tools pre-installed.
best thing i've heard all day /o/Azure_Kite wrote:
My 3DS is back! Oh, how I missed you.
Oh, goodie! ~Blazevoir wrote:
So... I gave in... I bought Pokédex 3D Pro (for the record, I probably would've eventually bought it anyway):
(+) All Pokémon from Gen I to Gen V are on here; no StreetPass/SpotPass needed.
(+) Now I don't have to rely on a website for certain things, particularly moves, especially if I have no net access.
(+) The names are pronounced, which definitely helps since I've been pronouncing so many names wrong or are unsure how some names are pronounced anyway.
(+) There's challenges/quizzes you can take.
(-) It's basically like the non-Pro version.
Someone will need to make that thread eventually.Koro McAlpine wrote:
Wii U came out today!
There are no tri-wing screws in a 3DS. They are JIS heads. They look EXACTLY the same as Phillips heads but a Phillips driver will strip them. ifixit sells JIS screwdrivers if you want to go that route.Ekaru wrote:
*sigh* It seems like I'll have to send in my 3DS so Nintendo can give the R and L buttons some TLC. I'm kinda tempted to order a triwing screwdriver first, though, and see what I can do 'cuz repair is expensive...
There most likely will be, though we probably won't be seeing it till late 2013.Faust wrote:
Yeah, hoping for an English release of that game. Looks so gorgeous.