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Nintendo E3 Conference 2010


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Hey, don't use me to enhance your downer. 3DS is fucking amazing.

Oh, for fuck's sake. I agree with you exactly on this point, and I was trying to show some support, but you're so bloody reactionary around me, you have to spew out this shit.

I think the 3DS sounds great. All I would say is it's a shame we only saw one game in the presentation for it.

I think i'll be buying one. Is that a downer?

And I don't see what more agreeign that a new game would be better is not saying 3DS is fucking amazing.

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Here's Kotaku going hands-on with 7 3DS games.

Yes, here's the thing that I thought might bother me:

The window in which 3D looks 3D on that screen and doesn't appear fuzzy or make you feel cross-eyed, is extremely narrow.

I'm not sure I can be bothered to hold the device in front of me in exactly the right position and the right distance all the time, under pain of puking. Seems like it requires a bit of discipline to play.

It might have helped if they'd indicated just how deep or shallow the sweet spot was. But if it's too shallow, it'll make the device just too restrictive to use, not comfortable enough, too... gimmicky.

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OK, am I going crazy? I keep seeing people saying they're looking at something on e3.nintendo.com but when I go there all I see is a big image saying E3 2010, a message saying that the presentation will start at 9am, and a Nintendo logo. Is that true of anyone else?

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I'm not sure I can be bothered to hold the device in front of me in exactly the right position and the right distance all the time, under pain of puking. Seems like it requires a bit of discipline to play.

It might have helped if they'd indicated just how deep or shallow the sweet spot was. But if it's too shallow, it'll make the device just too restrictive to use, not comfortable enough, too... gimmicky.

Exact same concerns here. If it's angle of use is too fixed, that could be a problem.

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Any word on whether people blind in one eye or have much worse eyesight in one eye can see the 3D? The lack of glasses gives me hope, but maybe it isn't so...

How on earth could people blind in one eye see anything in 3D?

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Any word on whether people blind in one eye or have much worse eyesight in one eye can see the 3D? The lack of glasses gives me hope, but maybe it isn't so...

The answer to the boldened bit is, in a very definitive word, 'no'. Not ever.

As to the other, it'll depend on how bad the visual acuity of the other eye is.

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The all-black model, given to the attendees to mess with, looks much nicer that the two-tone one shown during the presentation. I assume this is something they still have to work out. The hardware looks pretty much finished and ready for release though, not like the original DS which looked a little knocked together. It's tiny to boot, I can only guess but it looks very similar to a DSi.

What's the chip powering this all, though? A snapdragon? A tegra? Yes there were lots of reports discounting the latter recently, but I never saw anything official. It's an ARM-based SOC with graphics acceleration though, certainly. How many different things could it be? My guess would be that it's essentially the tegra under a different name, made to nintendo's spec.

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