LordTheNightKnight said:
Linkasf said:
amp316 said:
RolStoppable said:
Man, you are full of it. You are mad at the 3DS, because it's getting the third party support that the Wii could only dream of. Now you are trying to look for all sorts of excuses to justify that you are still playing the Wii with arguments like you have sex and therefore not the time for a 3DS. Get real, man. You can either be stubborn and keep playing your Wii games that came out years ago or you can purchase a shiny new 3DS that will introduce you to the magnificient world of 3D gaming.
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Yeah. I could pay for and play Ocarina of Time again and pretend that it wasn't supposedly 3D the first time. Sorry I don't want to purchase this overpriced piece of equipment when I could make the down payment on a house instead. I'll get all of the Shiny Golds in DKC Returns that you have given up on while you're flying around Wuhu Island. I did that on Wii Sports Resort ages ago.
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I feel like you're purposefully missing the point. The 3DS can create environments in 3D, just like those good ole days. Notice that the word 3D is used a little bit differently now as actual depth is involved. It's hard to explain really because you have to see it to believe it. One day, go try out a 3DS and you might understand what the "new" 3D is all about. I personally hate 3D in this manner, but it isn't annoying on the 3DS because it can be adjusted. However, I use it without the 3D most of the time. I turn it on and off during game to see what it looks like in 3D and back off to the normal screen. Both ways are really good and I'm glad that Ninty doesn't force you to keep the 3D mode on. Thankfully.
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According to viper1 (from an older thread), some developers are working on games that require you to have the 3D on.
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Well, let's hope that wont be the case... =_= Like I said, I usually flip the 3D on and off to see what things look like when they are on, and then turn it right back off. I might do this for those kind of "requiring" games. Let's see what happens.
