I’m glad they acknowledge the battery life. Something Sony didn’t bother to …

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Comment on Nintendo: “Batteries Under 10 Hours = NG” (3DS = 3 Hours) by Anonymous:

I’m glad they acknowledge the battery life. Something Sony didn’t bother to do from the looks of it.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Nintendo: “Batteries Under 10 Hours = NG” (3DS = 3 Hours):
  

  1 word: POKEMON If sony doesnt come up with a game that can compete with POKEMON, they will never beat nintendo in handheld systems

• Nintendo: “Batteries Under 10 Hours = NG” (3DS = 3 Hours):
  

  Karma is such a bitch, isn’t it?

• Nintendo: “Batteries Under 10 Hours = NG” (3DS = 3 Hours):
  

  So true. It just proves again Nintendo main weakness is, most people are not intelligent enough to understand all the work they did on their systems. When I look at battery stats, it seems obvious there is a problem, especially the charge time. A lot of reliable sites (i am really disapointed by SC right now, honestly) are now trying to correct. It is probably just a mistake or a mistranslation. Or it is part of the usual anti-N lies we hear about each time a new Nintendo system is released… …

• Nintendo: “Batteries Under 10 Hours = NG” (3DS = 3 Hours):
  

  prtty good

• Nintendo: “Batteries Under 10 Hours = NG” (3DS = 3 Hours):
  

  So Damian, how does his dick taste?

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