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miz1q2w3e said:
RolStoppable said:
justinian said:


Aren't all 3DS games playable on other DSes? I don't know.

No, the 3DS is Nintendo's next generation handheld.

next generation portable


NGP



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RolStoppable said:
Soleron said:
miz1q2w3e said:
RolStoppable said:

No, the 3DS is Nintendo's next generation handheld.

next generation portable

NGP

Nintendo gains profit.

Not Gonna Purchase

Aaaand that's enough of that - - - - - - So yeah, 3DS is Nintendo's next generation handheld - The eighth generation has finally begun, and from the looks of this thread it's gonna be great



Thanks for the info, I thought anything with "DS" in the name was compatible...never owned one so never quite got all the "XL" and "i" stuff, I just thought adding a "3" to the "DS" just meant it was the same portable as previous models but with 3D capabilities. I am sure I read that was the case ages ago... oh well.

the 3DS has definitely grabbed my attention.



Joystiq Review

In addition, I wasn't able to explore the eShop or play Virtual Console games because that doesn't exist yet! The download shop will be added in an update in "late May," according to Nintendo, leaving the 3DS without the ability to download games at launch. Because of this, I also wasn't able to test the DSiWare software transfer. It's a noticeable omission, especially if, say, you have a Japanese unit and want a convenient way to get games on it.

The biggest negatives to the 3DS (besides the absent eShop) are the battery life and the DS emulation. You'll need to get used to charging the system every time you come home, and while the DS display isn't bad enough to necessitate carrying another system around, it's at least worth playing DS games on a real DS at home.

The real measure of a system is its software lineup, which it's too early to evaluate -- but given Nintendo's dominance in the handheld space, expect the 3DS to be pretty well-supported. In general, looking at it as a gadget, I'm pretty impressed. The 3D feature works as advertised (if you've got two working eyes, of course), is quite pleasant to behold and to hold, and it's loaded with built-in content that is actually worthwhile.

http://www.joystiq.com/2011/03/10/nintendo-3ds-review/



Smeags said:

Well, I suppose I'm pleased that 3DS games will have a solid platform to be played on, and that the 3D effects can be used to enhance the experience.

But as excited as I am to get the 3DS, I'm even more excited to play games like Zelda, Resident Evil,  and Paper Mario on the 3DS.


Yup, the only thing better than killing zombies is killing zombies in 3D. I really can't wait for both Resident Evil Mercenaries 3D and Resident Evil Revelations.



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heck, Joystiq even has a review for Street Fighter IV 3D:

http://www.joystiq.com/2011/03/10/super-street-fighter-iv-3d-edition-review-gief-on-the-go/