Sir David Attenborough's Kingdom of Plants 3D coming to 3DS

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Galaki on 13 July 2012

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Scenes from Sir David Attenborough's stunning tv series Kingdom of Plants 3D will become available on 3DS later this month.

Nintendo have teamed up with the production company behind his shows, Atlantic Productions, to produce a 90 second clip that reveals a stunning look at botanical world in 3D that would otherwise be invisible to the naked human eye using time-lapse filming techniques.

The scenes were snapped up at Kew Gardens in London over the last year, and will be available to watch in 3D from July 28th.

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