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AndrewWK on 10 July 2012
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MrT-Tar said:
AndrewWK said:
UnitSmiley said:
AndrewWK said:
3DS is for little children, that is obvious. If I would see a 30 years old grown play it in the train I would laugh until my pants get wet.


That's such a huge problem with society imo. That same man could be playing angry birds on his iphone and nobody would question him. But if he plays a superior game on a superior gaming machine, he is ridiculed. Society is far too superficial and ignorant for it's own good. (not attacking you personally)

You think Super Mario is superior to angry birds? I am not defending Angry birds, but Super Mario is just as simple.

And don´t tell me you don´t think it is funny when a grown up plays 3DS. This is a toy, just like an action figure, and if you look at the games line up most of the titles are suited for kids. Super Mario, Kid Icarus, Mario cart, Nintendogs and many more.


So it is somehow humourous that the weekend before last I (I'm 19 and therefore can be classified as an adult) played Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones   on my 3DS while on the London Underground?  I fail to see how.

Actually, my experience in London implies the opposite.  In the last academic year (since September), I've seen scores of people play on a 3DS, or more commonly a DS, while on the London Underground and other rail services in the city.  I've seen a variety of ages (though nobody elderly), including children, teenagers, people who I assume are businessmen, and middle age women.  They are nowhere near as common as e-readers, smartphones or newspapers, but I would say I've seen more with a DS, PSP or 3DS (I have yet to see a PSV on public transport) than with a tablet, but I do accept the possibility that due to my interest in gaming I am far more likely to notice the game handheld.  I honestly don't see the problem here.

Well a tablet is no a real portable device, it is too big. I mean have seen some people using it but not many. Most people buy it and keep it at home, because most tablets are useless imo. People still use more Notebooks, for work games, movies music then anything else that is my ecperience at least.

You don´t need to attack me, it is a Nintendo cliche. Most of there devieces are suited for kids up to 12 years. My Ex-Girlfriend told me that most Wii or DS where bought by parents and Grandparents as a gift for the lttle ones.