kitler53 said:
ninty_shareholder64 said:
loves2splooge said:
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Yeah sadly the NGP ... I played on the PC.
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sorry, but this long comment is full of strange numbers: "12% of people in the UK can't see in stereoscopic 3D very well"; really? what's the definition of not very well? i can't believe this. link? and then argumenting with gimmick, but everybody will copy? costs of glassless 3DTVs? i'm not getting this, sorry.
and the swift of people from handheld to mobile phone games is the wrong interpretation of the source.
They stated that the market share of handhelds declined compared to mobile games. But without decreasing absolute sales of hanheld games, it could very well be due to new gamers on mobiles, not switchers.
And these games on mobiles are so f***** cheap because most of the "true games" are ports of DS, PSP, so without handhelds no cheap ports, imo.
"I'd look like a dork being an adult male playing a DS"....
well, perhaps you not only look like a dork playing your 600$ phone but you are one, if you would pay the money for the newest phone just for playing cheap ports; looking like a business man with you phone, or what... gamer is gamer and you should be proud being a gamer, not hidden behind a phone acting like a complete schizophrenic.
imo
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12% of brits can't see 3D
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thanks
i'm not completely sure if all these 12% cannot see 3D at all.
the link in the link:
"You may not have realised that you have poor binocular vision before because your brain will often try to compensate for any visual inadequacies."
following:
"If left untreated binocular disorders such as amblyopia can affect your ability to read well and result in a greater propensity to suffer from screen fatigue when working at a VDU or watching TV for long periods of time.
The good news however is that binocular conditions can be easily detected during a routine eye examination and treatment may be as simple as a new pair of glasses or some vision therapy.
So, if you haven’t had your eyes checked for two years or more then it could be time to pop along to your local optician for a sight test."
My conclusion:
3DS leads to better sight, because parents took their kids to the sight test.
