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Nintendo has always done that with their handheld game systems though, at least the successful ones. They iterate the thing to death and then come out with some
by w33ble 15y ago
Nintendo has always done that with their handheld game systems though, at least the successful ones. They iterate the thing to death and then come out with something new. The 3DS's problem is that it looks like simply another iteration of the original DS, not something new. Whether or not that's really true, that's definitely how it looks. Games don't look significantly better, they are lacking any "must have" 3DS titles (the holidays might change this, time will tell) and the 3D feature doesn't really add that much to the games (in my case, I get a headache after a few minutes with 3D enabled).
- kin 15y agoGraphically speaking it's actualy a pretty huge jump from the DS. But yes, you're right, there's nothing added. Most people play it with 3D turned off. Augmented reality isn't used at all. And yep, we'll have to wait until their core titles come out to really see what's up. For me though, I told myself "I'm playing Zelda 3D. That's what's happening next". But, I still haven't bought the damn system and game yet. It just doesn't feel right to early adopt it.