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5) Unveil the 3DS Lite, complete with a second circle pad

I don't know about you, but the fact that the current 3DS doesn't have a second circle pad has been reason enough for me to wait on buying the hardware. We all know that Nintendo likes to revise its hardware a handful of times, so there's bound to be a new version of the system with an added circle pad. After all, they can't possibly expect gamers to put up with that massive "Circle Pad Pro" attachment for much longer. There aren't many gamers out there who are all that satisfied with the handheld's current hardware setup, so Nintendo is better off refreshing the 3DS sooner rather than later.
That rounds out our top five tips for Nintendo. Be sure to let us know what you think the Big N should focus on at E3 should they wish to outdo the likes of Microsoft and Sony in the comments below.
Alex Osborn is a freelance writer for GameZone. Follow him on Twitter @a_charlez to chat with him about the current state of Nintendo, your most anticipated games of E3 2012 or anything else gaming related.
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