3DS XL's Circle Pad Pro Gets a Release Date in Japan. This Is It!

Published: January 01, 0001

The 3DS XL add-on circle pad got its first public airing at this year’s Tokyo Game Show. I checked it out—and it was pretty good! Nintendo, however, didn’t give a release date for the peripheral. Until now. https://kotaku.com/up-close-with-circle-pad-pro-for-the-3ds-xl-5945135 The 3DS XL Circle Pad Pro will be out in Japan on November 15, Nintendo announced rummy wealth rummy wealth today. rummy win It’s priced at ¥1,500 (US$19). No word on yono all app when it will hit the West. Of course, the 3DS XL peripheral can be used with the same titles that supported the original 3DS Circle Pad Pro. rummy win ついにLLにも対応！「ニンテンドー3DS LL専用拡張スライドパッド」は11月15日発売 [インサイド] yono all app (Top photo: 日経トレンディネット)

Comments (3)

LuckyAce289

I enjoy the daily missions and rewards system. It gives me extra motivation to play regularly and allows me to earn more coins and bonus items, which enhances the overall gaming experience.

JackpotHunter299

Website layout is very clean, intuitive, and easy to navigate. I can quickly find my favorite games, access promotions, and check my account details without any confusion. It’s a pleasure to use.

GameMaster369

Website layout is very clean, intuitive, and easy to navigate. I can quickly find my favorite games, access promotions, and check my account details without any confusion. It’s a pleasure to use.

Recommended Reading

Muramasa_ The Demon Blade Goes Subtitles Only In America

When Muramasa: The Demon Blade ships for the Wii later [[link]] this year, it won’t come with the option for English language spoken dialogue. The Japanese language track will remain, with English language sub...

World Of Darkness Is Dark, Sexy, And Playable

When can I [[link]] be a virtual vampire? While developer CCP isn’t giving out any dates for its World of Darkness MMO, EVE Online creative director Torfi Frans Olafsson tells Eurogamer the game is in a playab...

'Epic' Resident Evil 3DS Game Deserves Its Unusual $50 Price, Says Capcom

Of the 47 upcoming games for the 3DS listed by the gaming chain GameStop, only one [[link]] of them costs $50. The new Mario Kart will cost $40. So will the next Sonic The next Resident Evil, February’s Reside...