You know, I'd much rather just get a used GBA than to buy stuff on the 3DS VC.
Kona-chan said:You know, I'd much rather just get a used GBA than to buy stuff on the 3DS VC.
nothing that's why it's cooler than ssf4Vipsoccermaster said:What's wrong with Paper Mario 3DS?Thedude3445 said:I am camping out outside of Best Buy for this one. And I will try to get SSFIV3D if possible. That's the best launch title for a reason: It's the coolest game ever!!!!!!! except paper mario 3ds![]()
Nintendo Life said:Australian 3DS Event Set for February 8th
Release date and price likely to be revealed
Nintendo Australia has announced that they'll be holding an event on February 8th in Sydney to discuss their launch plans for Nintendo's upcoming 3DS system.
While no specifics of the event have been detailed so far, speculation points to an Australian release date and price point being revealed to the gaming public at that date.
We'll keep you up-to-date on any new information on the Australian release of the system and if you haven't already, be sure you check out the recent media event rundown from the New York and Amsterdam press events.
I second that!H-J カービイ said:Feb 8 seems a little late for a release of release date >_>.
I expect that we'll be sometime after the UK/PAL region has their release. Why are we always the trailers?
...owait, we sometimes follow Japan. Glory to the AsiaPacific region. =P
is there live stream?Vipsoccermaster said:Nintendo Life said:Australian 3DS Event Set for February 8th
Release date and price likely to be revealed
Nintendo Australia has announced that they'll be holding an event on February 8th in Sydney to discuss their launch plans for Nintendo's upcoming 3DS system.
While no specifics of the event have been detailed so far, speculation points to an Australian release date and price point being revealed to the gaming public at that date.
We'll keep you up-to-date on any new information on the Australian release of the system and if you haven't already, be sure you check out the recent media event rundown from the New York and Amsterdam press events.
Source
For Australian members such as H-J, Yoshi1, 12socc3r45, D51g, etc.
I don't know, but it probably will be a live stream. Just not until February 8.Relxhive35 said:Is there live stream?Vipsoccermaster said:Nintendo Life said:Australian 3DS Event Set for February 8th
Release date and price likely to be revealed
Nintendo Australia has announced that they'll be holding an event on February 8th in Sydney to discuss their launch plans for Nintendo's upcoming 3DS system.
While no specifics of the event have been detailed so far, speculation points to an Australian release date and price point being revealed to the gaming public at that date.
We'll keep you up-to-date on any new information on the Australian release of the system and if you haven't already, be sure you check out the recent media event rundown from the New York and Amsterdam press events.
Source
For Australian members such as H-J, Yoshi1, 12socc3r45, D51g, etc.
Kona-chan said:You know, I'd much rather just get a used GBA than to buy stuff on the 3DS VC.
Kotaku said:Nintendo has already laid out its plans for the Nintendo 3DS launch window games for North America—all 23 of them—but if you're hoping for two of its bigger games to break into that window, don't hope too hard.
Perhaps two of the best reasons for purchasing a Nintendo 3DS, a new Kid Icarus and one of the best Zelda games ever, aren't launch ready. Nintendo of America bossman Reggie Fils-Aime tells MTV Multiplayer we shouldn't expect Kid Icarus: Uprising and the 3D remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time before "early June," the end of that launch window. Instead, expect both to hit sometime after E3 2011.
While that's not too surprising, it may be good news for the potential Nintendo 3DS owner. Think how much more availability there will be when those two Nintendo-made games finally arrive! See? Silver linings.
Reggie Fils-Aime On Lack Of 'Zelda,' 'Kid Icarus' At 3DS Launch [MTV Multiplayer]
I know, right? I mean, you always have the option to turn off the 3D if it's hurting your eyes or whatever. Then again, you're missing an important aspect of Nintendo 3DS, but in the end, it pays off a bit since you;d get more hours to play.cookieboy17 said:I don't understand the big problem about eye sight or else I'm suing Nintendo.![]()
cookieboy17 said:I don't understand the big problem about eye sight or else I'm suing Nintendo.![]()
Nintendo Life said:Top Screen Backlight to Blame for 3DS Battery Life
Too bright by half
There's no dressing it up: the 3DS's battery life of 3 - 5 hours is disappointing. Ryuji Umezu, the system designer, talked to Nintendo President Satoru Iwata about the many features that sap away the machine's battery life, with the main culprit, as you would expect, the 3D top screen.
Explaining that the most energy-hungry aspect of most portable consoles is the backlit screen, Umezu goes on to say that while the 3DS has two of these, like its predecessor, the top screen has double the energy consumption of a 2D screen as it has to send separate images to each eye. Separate images means the amount of light delivered to each eye is half what it would normally be, necessitating an increase in brightness to maintain the same level of screen illumination.
The console will implement an active backlight system to alter the screen's brightness according to what content is being played on it, in a similar way to some HDTV's dynamic contrast functions. When the screen is mostly dark, the backlight is turned down as it's not needed as much, but this power-saving option is completely optional.
Umezu claims that playing games with the power save function off and brightness turned to maximum will give around three hours of battery life, but turning the active backlight on can squeeze another 10-20% out of the battery, giving around an extra 20 to 40 minutes playtime. Setting the backlight to its lowest level will give you around five hours of play, but naturally the active backlight has less impact here.
Nintendo recommends gamers use their charging cradles every day to recharge the 3DS's battery, as even with the power-saving options turned on it sounds like players will be doing a lot more charging than usual.
SuperZambezi said:I decided that I will not get the 3DS as soon as possible. I'm going to wait until they have the 2nd generation out (or the 3DS Lite) so that by then the bugs can be fixed, there will be a good amount of games available, and there will be a better lineup to look forward to. And I still think the 3DS design is pretty ugly. Hopefully the 2nd gen will have improved on the design like the DS Lite did for the DS.