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The NES had a few games with the red/blue 3d, didn't it? Like Gyromite or something?
Sega had 3D glasses in 86. I was 5 at the time, so they were very uncomfortable...but they were WAY ahead of their time. Best non-input oriented peripheral ever.
Of course, they're broken now and the games are way outdated, but this was a matter of time
The NES had a few games with the red/blue 3d, didn't it? Like Gyromite or something?
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Yea, I used to play 3D Worldrunner with them.
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86? I remember them having them in the beginning of the 90's when Sega CD came out, I'm not sure if Sega actually made them though.Originally Posted by Joust Williams
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Rad Racer was 3d.
That's the one I played. That was pretty fun.
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Think I'll go download the midis for that later.
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Didn't Nintendo already come out with their 3d system, Virtual Boy?
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The NES ones were the simple red/blue though, right? These were a far different beast.
http://www.severedbbs.u-net.com/fletcher/3D.html
Last edited by Joust Williams; 26 Apr 2005 at 05:43 PM.
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Yea, they were just the cheesy ones you also got bundled in with books filled with line drawings of trucks jumping out of the page from that little book order thing they had in first and second grade.
I never got the chance to use Master System 3D. One guy my dad knew had them and he was gonna let me try it out but they werent working the day I was there.
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He was lying to you. Just so you know.
I never got the chance to use Master System 3D. One guy my dad knew had them and he was gonna let me try it out but they werent working the day I was there.
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