I'm going to wait until they come out with the hardware revision that has a bigger battery.
Don't give me that look. You know it's going to happen.
Don't give me that look. You know it's going to happen.
Ah, the good ol' days.Zarxrax said:I never use my ds lite for longer than 3 hours at a time, so I don't see any reason why I should be bothered by this. Who cares anyways? If the charge dies you just plug it in. Kids these days are so spoiled. Back in the day, you had to put 6 alkaline batteries in your handhelds, and they lasted for like 2 hours, then you had to buy more.
Yo Grandpa, we are not in 80s anymore, so we do want some better stuff.Zarxrax said:I never use my ds lite for longer than 3 hours at a time, so I don't see any reason why I should be bothered by this. Who cares anyways? If the charge dies you just plug it in. Kids these days are so spoiled. Back in the day, you had to put 6 alkaline batteries in your handhelds, and they lasted for like 2 hours, then you had to buy more.
They said the same thing about the N64 and we got the Gamecube... ... ...SmokeFox said:Yo Grandpa, we are not in 80s anymore, so we do want some better stuff.Zarxrax said:I never use my ds lite for longer than 3 hours at a time, so I don't see any reason why I should be bothered by this. Who cares anyways? If the charge dies you just plug it in. Kids these days are so spoiled. Back in the day, you had to put 6 alkaline batteries in your handhelds, and they lasted for like 2 hours, then you had to buy more.
I am saying about hardware improvements or like the battery improvement. And the Gamecube was a really great console in my opinion.machomuu said:They said the same thing about the N64 and we got the Gamecube... ... ...SmokeFox said:Yo Grandpa, we are not in 80s anymore, so we do want some better stuff.Zarxrax said:I never use my ds lite for longer than 3 hours at a time, so I don't see any reason why I should be bothered by this. Who cares anyways? If the charge dies you just plug it in. Kids these days are so spoiled. Back in the day, you had to put 6 alkaline batteries in your handhelds, and they lasted for like 2 hours, then you had to buy more.
The Gamecube was a great system, and it had lot of great games, but it was a harder to find a good game on the Gamecube than 'twas it to find on some of Nintendo's other systems. Though that wasn't the GC's fault.SmokeFox said:I am saying about hardware improvements or like the battery improvement. And the Gamecube was a really great console in my opinion.machomuu said:They said the same thing about the N64 and we got the Gamecube... ... ...SmokeFox said:Yo Grandpa, we are not in 80s anymore, so we do want some better stuff.Zarxrax said:I never use my ds lite for longer than 3 hours at a time, so I don't see any reason why I should be bothered by this. Who cares anyways? If the charge dies you just plug it in. Kids these days are so spoiled. Back in the day, you had to put 6 alkaline batteries in your handhelds, and they lasted for like 2 hours, then you had to buy more.
No idea what you are really going on about. My Game Boy Pocket went on for over 10 hours with batteries of good quality. Sure, cheap batteries dried fast, but that's obvious.machomuu said:Ah, the good ol' days.Zarxrax said:I never use my ds lite for longer than 3 hours at a time, so I don't see any reason why I should be bothered by this. Who cares anyways? If the charge dies you just plug it in. Kids these days are so spoiled. Back in the day, you had to put 6 alkaline batteries in your handhelds, and they lasted for like 2 hours, then you had to buy more.
MarkDarkness said:No idea what you are really going on about. My Game Boy Pocket went on for over 10 hours with batteries of good quality. Sure, cheap batteries dried fast, but that's obvious.machomuu said:Ah, the good ol' days.Zarxrax said:I never use my ds lite for longer than 3 hours at a time, so I don't see any reason why I should be bothered by this. Who cares anyways? If the charge dies you just plug it in. Kids these days are so spoiled. Back in the day, you had to put 6 alkaline batteries in your handhelds, and they lasted for like 2 hours, then you had to buy more.
It was worth itEerpow said:MarkDarkness said:No idea what you are really going on about. My Game Boy Pocket went on for over 10 hours with batteries of good quality. Sure, cheap batteries dried fast, but that's obvious.machomuu said:Ah, the good ol' days.Zarxrax said:I never use my ds lite for longer than 3 hours at a time, so I don't see any reason why I should be bothered by this. Who cares anyways? If the charge dies you just plug it in. Kids these days are so spoiled. Back in the day, you had to put 6 alkaline batteries in your handhelds, and they lasted for like 2 hours, then you had to buy more.
He's talking about the SEGA Game Gear which uses 6 battery's.
This. Plus it probably has to deal with the SD card too. Not to mention the battery life on the 3DS exceeds 6 hours with the wifi off, 3D off and backlight moderate/dim.DeMoN said:This is how much battery life a DS lite would give you when using a flash cart...
This. I agree, it's not like it's going to be that much of a problem; if it turns red, just go and get your charger.Scott-105 said:I really don't see why people are complaining so much. Are you really gonna be able to play for 3-5 hours a day without a charger close by? Like, the only way I can see why you'd need more life is if you have a long car ride or something.
NOw youve put some sense in it, if the game gets more expensive, than there is no problem in 3-5 hours of battery.Uncle FEFL said:Better battery (if they even exist and are cost effective) equals higher price, so I'm good with the three to five hours deal. I just hope it'll hold that charge efficiently for at least two years before I have to replace it. I also hope they don't come out with any new iterations of the 3DS.

