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Comment on Nintendo Unveils 3DS XL by Anonymous:

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You’re wasting your time. SanCom is home to many Sony fanboys. Look at the many articles that are kicking dirt into Nintendo and MS. While every Sony article (which is near to non-existant. Someone’s avoiding giving Sony bad publicity) is given a slap on the wrist for their bullshitery.

The only one that made sense is Anon 0:44, because honestly the big 3 has been utter fail for the past year. The only ones that aren’t are the few game companies that have been pretty consistant with the games. Albeit Nintendo is doing better in that regard than both Sony and MS for first party…which isn’t a surprise.

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• Nintendo Unveils 3DS XL:
  

  To be honest, what I’m more curious about is Nintendo pulling more action games. I want this ‘new’ system to come with Black Rock Shooter: The Game. Fuck every other feature aside from a second analog.

• Nintendo Unveils 3DS XL:
  

  Would be nice to be so thoughtful, right? Save for the fact that they’d likely have to reprogram it for the inclusion, and nobody wants to do the extra work.

• Nintendo Unveils 3DS XL:
  

  You can customise the touchscreen and use something like the bottom right corner as an analog pad.

• Nintendo Unveils 3DS XL:
  

  i’m the puppet master pulling your puppet strings

• Nintendo Unveils 3DS XL:
  

  good slave

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