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Reader Discussion: Do You Like Super Smash Bros. With The Circle Pad?
After the demo's release and the full release on Friday, players have had plenty of time to play Smash Bros. with the the 3DS Circle Pad. How's it working for you?
Pictures have surfaced online of broken Circle Pads, while others say they having trouble pulling off smash moves with unreliable tapping. And of course, many have been having no issue at all.
I count myself among the latter, perhaps even preferring the Circle Pad's small field of movement for combat. I haven't had any breaking or problems pulling off moves, but it might just be because of the way my fingers are shaped.
How about you? Are you having problems with the Circle Pad? Or has your smashing been going smoothly?
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