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The 3DS can be used as a controller in {{forwiiu}} either by connecting a copy of both games or via the [[Smash Controller]] software. It was released for $0.99 on the Nintendo eShop on June 14th, 2015, and was available until the eShop's shutdown on March 27th, 2023. However, it is also natively accessible in {{for3ds}} and is thus physically preserved. | The 3DS can be used as a controller in {{forwiiu}} either by connecting a copy of both games or via the [[Smash Controller]] software. It was released for $0.99 on the Nintendo eShop on June 14th, 2015, and was available until the eShop's shutdown on March 27th, 2023. However, it is also natively accessible in {{for3ds}} and is thus physically preserved. | ||
Despite being an official control scheme for {{forwiiu}}, the 3DS was rarely used in tournaments. This was due to the logistical hurdles of either owning a copy of both games | Despite being an official control scheme for {{forwiiu}}, the 3DS was rarely used in tournaments. This was due to the logistical hurdles of either owning a copy of both games or paying extra to use the controller functionality, and the controls themselves being considered worse than alternatives due to the absence of a [[C-stick]]. However, the New 3DS and its built-in C-stick improved its viability as a controller and retroactively improved the 3DS entry by making it control more like other games in the series. By this point, however, the Smash Controller feature had been largely forgotten. | ||
Due to the Nintendo eShop being shut down, the only way to access the Smash Controller software, outside of {{for3ds}}, is by manual installation through modding the 3DS hardware. | Due to the Nintendo eShop being shut down, the only way to access the Smash Controller software, outside of {{for3ds}}, is by manual installation through modding the 3DS hardware. |