| Pokemonbrawlvg said: @greenmedic88 I do agree that the 3D on the system doesn't always work. Some software doesn't use it well and it's very blurry in sunlight. I actually thought the sweet spot would be smaller, but it is still small. Other than that, I really like the 3D on the 3DS. It's adjustable and I can take it anywhere since I have always watched 3D at movie theathers.. I also like the fact that I can use the 3D for more than just games with Nintendo Video, Nintendo Show 3D, and the camera application. |
I had a field day with the 3D camera app when I first got the 3DS. It didn't take too long for the novelty to wear off though (just over 10 hours total since 3/29/2011) probably because my low res 3D photos can only be viewed on the 3DS, meaning there's pretty much no other use for them. Even so, it was one of the most fun things about the 3DS as a new toy that even had me wanting to buy a high res stereoscopic digital camera for a while.
I also have to say that I really wanted to see anything and everything in 3D on the little handheld, which had me waiting in baited anticipation for every little new 3D tidbit (to include many things I would never have bothered to watch as regular video), but again, the novelty has kind of worn thin after about a year. I still like the video service they added as limited as it is, but I hardly check the 3DS every day for new content. The only time in the past months since they added demos that I've been excited to grab new content was for the MGS3D demo, which happens to be one of the original titles I bought the 3DS to play.
