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Nintendo video compares New3DS loading times against its predecessor

Nintendo video compares New3DS loading times against its predecessor

Posted on December 3, 2015January 13, 2020 By Jarvis

Loading times are the bane of every gamer. As seconds of loading screens add up to precious minutes over time, you start to wonder just how much more of the game you could play, if it would only load faster.

I’ve even put down games, just because I hated dealing with constant, long loading screens (I’m looking at you GTA Online).
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