The Nintendo 3DS' 3D capability is its headline feature, but really it's just the icing on the cake. This feature-packed little console offers tonnes of fun, even if its battery life is slightly pants....
Bigger screen looks great, 3D sweet spot much larger, Comfortable curved design
Build feels a bit cheap, Heft makes it cumbersome, Bland styling
The 3DS XL is a portable gaming professional with much to recommend about it, a whopping great screen and a decent raft of games being high among them. While smartphones reign the masses, the 3DS has proven there is still a market for dedicated gaming han...
At the end of the day the Nintendo 3DS greatly impressed us with its sleek interface, beautiful 3D, augmented reality and a range of additional features. The 3D effect itself won’t have a major effect on most titles’ gameplay, but it truly adds to thei...
Abstract: A time-tested game system design coupled with innovative, convincing 3D technology, makes the Nintendo 3DS a force to be reckoned with. It's not only the most advanced Nintendo DS yet, but a solid first in a new generation of handheld game systems...
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Published: 2011-03-18, Author: Jeff , review by: asia.cnet.com
Impressive 3D gaming experience sans special glasses; shoots and displays 3D photographs with its dual back-facing cameras; front-facing camera; preinstalled with a bevy of software and StreetPass and SpotPass services; comes with a drop and charge dock; eShop, including GBA Virtual Console, Internet browsing functionality, DSiWare transferring, and Netflix support, is coming in May.
Launch lineup is lackluster; disappointing low-resolution lenses provide grainy photos; 3D effect can cause headaches for some; "snap out" due to sensitive viewing angles and games that encourage movement; very short battery life; most Internet functionality isn't activated at launch; expensive; may not provide enough value and functionality for those looking for an all-in-one device.
Though it's a bit pricey, the Nintendo 3DS successfully offers a glasses-less 3D experience that needs to be seen to be believed. A weaker-than-usual launch lineup and some inactivated online features dampen its launch, but the future certainly looks ...
Abstract: First unveiled at E3 2010, the Nintendo 3Ds is a handheld gaming console that enables you to enjoy stereoscopic 3D graphics without the need for either active-shutter glasses or anaglyph 3D glasses. When we received a review unit last month, we wasted no ...
3D; augmented reality games and StreetPass are fun and new; built-in games are pretty fun.
Needs more 3DS games; battery life comparable to a mayfly's; regionlocked games may be a downer to some.
The machine's battery life might be laughable and it might be a while before we get to play great 3DS games but we love the Nintendo 3DS. And it's not just because it features a lot of fancy new technologies, either. In the end, for gamers, it's less ...
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Published: 2011-03-09, Author: Howard , review by: technoodling.net
Abstract: In case you haven't read it yet, we did an article on what exactly is the Nintendo 3DS . Give it a read through then come back and check out our full review!Apple's line of iOS mobile devices has gone after the gaming market in a big way and the threat t...
Puedes jugar en 3D sin tener que usar lentes especiales. La cámara captura fotos en tercera dimensión. Tiene conectividad WiFi para que juegues en línea
En ocasiones, te puedes marear con el efecto 3D. Las fotos en tercera dimensión únicamente se pueden reproducir desde la consola
Ideal para los jóvenes que están buscando una consola divertida que les permita jugar en todas partes. Cuenta con la tecnología 3D, reproduce tu contenido multimedia (fotografías y canciones) y tiene conectividad a Internet que además de permitirte jug...
