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mortono on 02 October 2010
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evolution_1ne said:
mortono said:
evolution_1ne said:
mortono said:

Sony wants you to spend $2000 for a 3D television, $100 on 3D glasses, and $400 for a PS3 Move. That's $2500 for Sony's 3D experience. What's that about arrogance?

Nintendo, on the other hand, is making a gorgeous, glasses-free 3d experience for a tenth of that price.


and a tenth of the size to -_-

I seriously question the intelligence of people who honestly compare the experience and requirements of home entertainment to that of a fucking handheld...... 

I question the intelligence of people who don't know the difference between "to" and "too".

The only value I can see a 3d home entertainment system having over a 3d handheld is the fact that multiple people can see it together. But that's not worth several thousand dollars!

If you want a slice of the 3d experience, but you don't have 2500 bucks and think 3d glasses are stupid, the 3DS is a very good value (especially with that 3d camera they got on there!)

 

omg grammer Nazi lol

and again insinuating that the 3DS can provide a 3D experience even a tenth as equal to that which you would get from home entertainment..........yeah


If you want to question my intelligence, make sure you use correct grammar in doing so. Use capitalized letters at the beginning of sentences. Use periods at the end of sentences.  Don't write like a fourth grader if you want me to take you seriously.

Again, the only value a 3d home entertainment system may have is in being able to show 3d images to a group of people. This is not worth 2500 bucks. With Nintendo's price, you could buy multiple 3DS systems for a family of four and still have $1500 left over for games and movies.

So far, the TV industry's adventure into stereoscopic 3d has been a miserable failure. True arrogance is these companies actually thinking people are going to upgrade their TVs every two years just because a new "gimmick" has been added.

Nintendo is being completely disruptive by offering this same 3d experience at a much lower price. If the 3d "revolution" is going to happen, it's going to be because of Nintendo.