Reply With QuoteMoving a small screen while you need to pay close attention to it is awful, I can't see how they think putting narrow field 3D tech in addition to that is going to work at all.
Electric bug
Sorry, Yoshi, you may be in for a disappointment. Keeping the 3D focused is a major pain in the ass, unless it's one of those things that gets easier with practice.
James
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Moving a small screen while you need to pay close attention to it is awful, I can't see how they think putting narrow field 3D tech in addition to that is going to work at all.
Electric bug
Simply put, it won't work. You can either do motion or 3D. You can't do both.
James
This Mishima kills fascists
Originally Posted by Low
Videogames don't even sound fun anymore.
E3 confirms this statement.
Electric bug
I played Crackdown 2, Lost in Shadow, Fist of the North Star (I don't know why I enjoyed it so much), Vanquish, Hydro Thunder, Scott Pilgrim, Puzzle Agent, Ivy the Kiwi?, Dance Central, etc. No way can I be so cynical that a bit of cheesy marketing-speak makes me think video games aren't fun any more.
James
is cuter than you
That's like saying music hasn't been fun since the 1950's or whatever because of terms like "units sold" or "licensing rights" or what not.
I'm also starting to have a bit of a concern that Nintendo has given up extensive gameplay options for the 3D gimmick (and let's be clear, I love the 3D, but it is a gimmick), but I seem to be coming up with different conclusions on the 3DS on a daily basis.
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Throat punch: the musical
Byproduct of this console generation's obsession with press releases. My Huggable Pet: Zebra Mussel should ease those blues!
Yeah, your first hand impressions worry me. Hopefully there will be demos places prior to launch.
Wait, wait. I don't care whether the 3D works with motion games. I'm not buying those. Is that what you meant?
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