The Circle Pad Pro, the second analog gamepad making Monster Hunter 3 and other titles more accessible on the 3DS, is now shipping in a 3DS XL configuration. But Nintendo has no plans to offer it at retail.
3DS XL's Circle Pad Pro Gets a Release Date in Japan. This Is It!
The 3DS XL add-on circle pad got its first public airing
Hands On with the Brand New Circle Pad Pro for 3DS XL
Nintendo has once again made an add-on second Circle Pad for the 3DS. And, you know what, it's not half bad. Actually, it seems like the Circle Pad Pro for the XL could be pretty good.
Up Close with Circle Pad Pro for the 3DS XL
Yesterday, Nintendo revealed
First Look at the Circle Pad Pro for the Nintendo 3DS XL
We knew the peripheral was coming
3DS XL Forced on the Circle Pad Pro
Nintendo will release
The 3DS XL Getting Its Own Circle Pad Pro
When Nintendo revealed the 3DS XL, Kotaku asked the game maker about the Circle Pad Pro—you know, the add-on circle pad—as it would be too small for the larger 3DS. Nintendo said that the company had nothing to announce at that time. Fast forward to today.
The 3DS' Circle Pad Pro Gets a Very Attractive Makeover
Nintendo's official 3DS Circle Pad Pro extension is, well, it's not very pretty. It's also getting hard to find. Thank the maker for Nyko, then, who have not only produced the world's first third-party alternative, but have come up with something that looks much nicer than Nintendo's offering.
The 3DS Circle Pad Pro is Mostly Great, Actually
It sure has been a week for twin-thumbstick portable gaming. In addition to the PlayStation Vita (which has two thumbsticks built in), I've been playing around with the "Circle Pad Pro" attachment for the Nintendo 3DS.
The 3DS Circle Pad Pro Busted Open. Look at It!
A few years ago, a Nintendo Wii rip-off, called the Vii, appeared in China. A couple Chinese dudes purchased one and then filmed themselves opening it up to see what was inside. There was a tiny, sole circuit board. They broke out laughing.
In America, the 3DS' Second Circle Pad will be a GameStop Exclusive
The Circle Pad Pro, a $20 add-on that adds a second analog input to the Nintendo 3DS—acting as a right analog stick—as well as two shoulder more shoulder buttons, will be sold in the U.S. exclusively through GameStop stores and the GameStop website, Nintendo revealed today.
Manhandling the 3DS Add-on Slide Pad Doohickey
Over the weekend, the Circle Pad Pro was released in Japan, meaning that people across the country are playing the 3DS with dual thumb circles.
Report: The 3DS Circle Pad Boasts Insane Battery Life
The Nintendo 3DS add-on Circle Pad, apparently
Resident Evil: Revelations —and the 3DS Circle Pad Add-on—Coming to…
The next portable installment of Capcom's survival-horror action series looks like it'll be hitting Europe first, along with the dock that's bringing additional control inputs to the Nintendo 3DS.
