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Forums - Nintendo Discussion - 3-DS is more of a 'mature hardcore' system than the DS?

lapsed_gamer on 14 June 2010
Christian973 said:
kleen said:

I want to get one. I jsut hope it isn't too expensive and the 3d doesnt give me headaches.


It has been stated numerous times that the 3D will be optional. meaning you can turn it on or off whenever you want.

Even if it is optional, that doesn't mean he can't hope it doesn't give him headaches. I sure want to be able to use all of the features it offers.



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weezy on 30 September 2010

bahah i was right.

 

 

Easily $249

 

First glasses free 3D gaming device AND it's made by Nintendo.

 

Money in the bank.



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Solid_Snake4RD on 30 September 2010
Christian973 said:

Nintendo is after the "hardcore" audience. If the graphics are rumored to be powerful then a Wii, expect major games for the graphic whores. If the PSP don't deliver graphics on par with the PS3, it will get its ass kicked again.


PSP deliver ps3 like graphics or will get its ass kicked?????????????????????????

if you think any system will deliver ps3 like graphics then you need to come out of dreamland



Mr.Metralha on 30 September 2010

I'd say just the fact of being glassess free 3D is already pretty hardcore.

Then you've got the amazing graphics the console can produce, comparable to the best Wii games or early 360 games.

Then you've got the best line up ever from an announcement of a new console.

And finally, you have Nintendo titles. And they sell like no other.



Khuutra on 30 September 2010
KylieDog said:

I don't see third parties backing it with 'hardcore' games except possibly the odd exception but very rarely.  Similar to the DS now.

If its worked out how to pirate it then can really say goodbye to the support.

I'm sorry, but are you actually being serious with this? Is it safe to assume htat you see the launch lineup as being atypical of the likely lifetime support the platform will receive?