Bradtemple87 wrote:I'm just curious where you got your hands on it Niode?
Exclusive invite only Nintendo event at the Manchester Cube Gallery. Because I'm super cool like that.
ZeroAX wrote:They'll be demoing the 3DS next Saturday, in a mall which is a 40-50 minute metro ride from my house. Niode you think it's worth taking the 2 hour trip (back and forth) just to check it out? (tickets are not an issue, our trains are much cheaper than yours)
I'd say it's definitely worth it if you're considering pre-ordering one. The 3D can only be experienced in person so you're just not going to know what it's like until it's already out. I'm quite lucky because Manchester is only a 45 minute jaunt down the motorway for me, so it was a no-brainer when they sent me an invite. Personally, it was useful for me because I'll know whether or not to cancel my pre-order depending on the launch titles. If there is nothing worth getting at launch I will cancel my pre-order and wait for a title that I want to come out.
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Ridge Racer looks ok in 2D mode, but the graphics are not that much better than the PSP version of Ridge Racers. A disappointment. I don't know what it is about the 3D effect, but it just doesn't work right for me.
This is one thing I was discussing at the event, it's going to be a tricky device to review since the 3D effect can be more effective for one person than another. I tried fiddling with the 3D slider to see if you could get a less pronounced 3D effect but I could barely see the difference. It seemed either on or off to me. Bare in mind that glasses 3D doesn't work for me. This does though, which was one of the minor revelations. It was the main thing I wanted to get from the event. I wish I knew why this 3D works yet glasses doesn't. I didn't get any motion sickness or headaches, until I tried the AR games. They gave me a headache from the constant refocusing/movement. I'm definitely going to be avoiding those games...