Official Nintendo 3DS, 3DS XL, 2DS, "New" 3DS, & "New" 2DS XL Thread.

[Frogacuda]

But it's totally not because looking back and forth between the 2D and 3D screens isn't really comfortable either.

[Uriel]

This may very well be true, but hasn't bothered me so far.

[Compass]

Yeah, it's fine. Frog's issues mostly seem to be theoretical ones that aren't actual problems in the real world...

[Frogacuda]

They're not prohibitive, they just sort of become a preference over time.

Bear in mind I've not spent a ton of time with the 3DS but I did have a 3D set up on my PC for a long time, so I'm basing a lot of this on that.

[Yoshi]

Sometimes people ask why the 3DS isn't double stick. One is normally used to control the camera, but having the gyro sensor, you can replace the analogue stick by moving the console, which is very intuitive.

Link

So who is more bat shit: kbu chan and his stylus or Miyamoto and his gyroscope?

[Kbu Chan]

Obviously you are. Even after, what, five videos showing you how a stylus and touchscreen together is very mouse-like, you still can't get it. Yoshi, you really do have some kind of a problem.

[Diff-chan]

Stylus and touchscreen sucks balls. Get fucked.

[Yoshi]

Obviously you are. Even after, what, five videos showing you how a stylus and touchscreen together is very mouse-like, you still can't get it. Yoshi, you really do have some kind of a problem.

You're right. Having standards is a problem I possess.

[YellerDog]

So a gyroscope = an analog stick somehow?

[MechDeus]

Obviously you are. Even after, what, five videos showing you how a stylus and touchscreen together is very mouse-like, you still can't get it. Yoshi, you really do have some kind of a problem.

I remember a video of someone playing Call of Duty on DS where the shoulder is apparently the new zombie weak point. Well, judging from the accuracy that the stylus had at point blank range, anyway.

You are correct in that is very mouse-like for point and click adventure games.

So a gyroscope = an analog stick somehow?

Reminds me of those old VR machines where you stood on a platform and spun around to turn your character. Hilarious and unwieldy.