Abstract: The Nintendo 3DS launches in North America on March 27th. Is this new glasses-free 3D goodness worth your hard-earned $250? Regarding the above question, there are a few major factors to consider: Price, Games, 3D and Battery Life. Starting with the ...
Published: 2011-03-21, Author: Matt , review by: techworld.com
The system still exhibits signs of a work in progress. Some of its features like the Friend List and 3DS Sound app feel underdeveloped and over-simplistic, while others like Face Raiders and the "augmented reality" card games too often spotlight the f...
Abstract: We were sent a selection of demo 3D titles that will be available for the console including Super Street Fighter IV, Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 (PES2011), Pilot Wings Resort, and Nintendogs and Cats. The game play and 3D effect varied across the titl...
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Published: 2011-03-21, Author: Tim , review by: engadget.com
Compelling 3D screen, Interesting AR game demos, Analog controls
Now it's time for the big question: is the 3DS worth the $249.99 that Nintendo is currently offering? That's a tough sell, especially knowing that in roughly 18 months we'll probably be looking at a thinner, lighter, prettier 3DS that offers better batter...
zum 3DS ist ein wenig durchwachsen. Das, was das Gerät wirklich spektakulär macht, ist ohne Zweifel der 3D-Effekt, der jedoch nach mehreren Spielstunden - zumindest bei mir - ein nicht zu verachtendes Maß an Kopfschmerzen und Anflüge von Übelkeit veru...
Abstract: Image Gallery: It's a question that's likely plagued the Nintendo hardware development team following the monumental success of the Nintendo DS, which has sold a whopping 145 million units to date. That console introduced touchscreen gaming to the ma...
There's never been a handheld quite like the Nintendo 3DS - one as brimming with features as well as potential, and offering an experience that's frankly impossible on other mobile devices like Apple's iPhone 4 or Sony's upcoming PSP successor. If you...
Analogue stick is great, 3DS effect easily adjusted, bundled software is interesting and innovative
Poor battery life, lacks a really good launch title
There are times when the 3DS leaves us wishing that Nintendo had left the 3D gimmick on the table, and splashed out on more obvious things, like increased graphics horsepower or a higher-resolution screen. As weird as Nintendo's choices seem now, in 6 ...
