If being super portable is your main aim, a low profile keyboard is probably a good bet. I've personally had a good time with NuPhy's Air75 V2 (review here if you're curious), but I would be curious to know the issues @Ampersound had with theirs...
My lord I forgot just how slow 3DSes got when you have stuff installed. I have two N3DS systems, one with every Pokemon game, and one with every Fire Emblem game, and they take an AGE to turn on.
Gaming keyboards are hard, because I generally wouldn't recommend them unless you specifically want something that they do. They're something I really struggle to score when I do cover them, because they do what they advertise well enough, it's...
lol I commented basically exactly what Shaun put on the review itself. It all goes a long way in making the review easier to read and just better overall.
Haven’t had a chance to read the actual review yet but just a few general comments since it seems you’re eager to post more reviews:
1) You can upload pictures on the review editor, and they really do a good job of breaking up the wall of text...
I’ve been daily driving it for about a month and it’s had no issues since the firmware update. Reviewing it in the context of how somebody would get it now I think the score is fair, as well as warning people away from being early adopters until...
To be perfectly open I do try to seek out odd and interesting tech because it’s usually pretty fun to write about (and hopefully read about lol).
I don’t think a keyboard is too out there though. I imagine everybody on the site uses one, so may...
For what it’s worth I do have a keyboard on the way for all the numpad enjoyers, but it’s been delayed a few months so who knows when it’ll turn up. I very much am looking forward to writing about it though.
I guess to add to the concerns, I also get weird analogue input on the left stick when playing on the Switch. Instead of having a full circular range it kinda dips in at points, and calibrating the stick doesn’t seem to help. Again not an issue...
Artic Base, an open source tool for broadcasting games from your Nintendo 3DS to an emulator, has been released! Artic Base allows playing your owned collection of 3DS games, physical or digital, on a compatible emulator without having to dump...
I check brew almost daily (alongside tinfoil sorted on release date) for new games (and cry because of the amount of shovelware and hentai getting released), am unaware of the 2u site
Usually when such a big title leaks the Temp will be the first to report about it (going off of historical reports here, Pokemon SV being the latest one I can recall seeing pop up here)
@Quincy:
Usually when such a big title leaks the Temp will be the first to report about it (going off of...