Metroid Prime: Hunters on hardware exponentially weaker than the 3DS says, "Hi."
I somewhat agree, but the problems most people had with Hunters (from what I've read) were the stylus controls and the linearity and repetition. The first problem could easily be fixed with a second analog pad, and the second problem has nothing to do with the technical power (and everything to do with poor design).
Indeed, I did misquote you. Sorry about that.
Snake Eater isn't an FPS and neither is Revelations although the latter does show that an FPS would be possible on the system (quality of visuals and controls in the game).
The PSP got some good FPS games despite being inferior to the 3DS in power. The only issue there was the lack of a second analog stick which isn't much of an issue here due to gyro controls, touch-screen and even the Circle Pad Pro.
Revelations isn't a First Person Shooter though. Not that I doubt your point that it's perfectly possible to make such a game, but if you're going to argue for FPS games then don't show off a Third Person Shooter.
By slimmer I meant the smallest size possible while maintaining the original (or almost) screen size.
You also have to remember that there's no flip-closing screen on your HTC Evo 3D. Also, There needs to be a way to comfortably grip those buttons, and if it's too thin, it won't be. I have a similarly-sized Samsung Epic with a slideout keyboard, and not only is it significantly thicker than the keyboard-less HTC phones, but it's not fit for gaming on the keyboard, either. It's great for typing, but whenever i played emulators with the keyboard, my hands would cramp up because there was too small of a grip.
I think the touch screen control was good, just uncomfortable. That said, I've been able to fix all my touch screen aiming problems with these two babies...
I've got the one shown in the first pic, should be a pack in with every 3DS/DS unit imo.I think the touch screen control was good, just uncomfortable. That said, I've been able to fix all my touch screen aiming problems with these two babies...
They both work infinitely better than the DS thumbstrap. The one in the former picture is more mobile (I keep it for on-the-go use looped to my carabiner key clip), but the latter aims more accurately and feels like a real stylus, so I use that at home. There's also a couple more I don't have that I want to try, too.
Surprisingly enough, I picked up the 2nd one at Gamestop in a stylus pack that came with a DSLite stylus, a DSi stylus, and that stylus in the pic. It's called "the comfort stylus," and you can pick it up on either Amazon, or the website http://www.thumbstylus.net/
Amazon UK doesn't ship that item to my country, looks like thumbstylus.net doesn't do ship to sweden either.
I'm sorry, man. But the one you have works fine, honestly. The comfort stylus is nice, but it's not very portable, and since it's made of bendy copper wire, you can't really over bend it too much or it'll break. So I just have it permanently bent in a position to fit my finger, and keep it on my desk for whenever I'm home.
same way i carry my vita and kindle, in my pocket. Thats the resaon XL exists some of us have big hands
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