Xoj on 24 March 2010
| puffy said: There is a major difference between the 3D Sony is doing and the 3D Nintendo is doing. Sony: Supporting a new viewing format ala HD. Nintendo: integrating a brand new display type (for places other than Japan) into their hardware. If you still don't see the differences then I'll give you some more things to ponder. - The 3D screen will be the central idea behind the 3DS, just as motion controls were behind the Wii - PS3 3D support will be an added feature, just like the PlayStation Move isn't central to the PS3 experience, just an add on. - Nintendo's 3DS will be the first mass produced consumer device to have an auto-stereoscopic display in the west. - PS3 will join the computer at being able to support 3D screens and glasses. Hopefully you can see the distinction here. Nintendo isn't copying Sony. |
just like sony isn't copying nintendo.
it's apply different technology to produce the same outcome just when it's nintendo doing it it's innovation.
tilt control / rumble used in games have been in nokia , sony ericsson phones, nintendo it's using it a handheld console where nokia/se, main focus was phones though many games used the feature.
