I love the Mii Maker and AR Card software. The QR code scanner is very fast and accurate, and I think it's very cool that we can make a Mii using the cameras.
The AR Card games are fun. and I was blown away by the target-shooting one. The whole AR thing just amazes me. I tried Face Raiders, and I liked it, but the camera gets very laggy in low-light.
The sound it makes as I crunch it beneath my heel.
The sweet sound of the third dimension dying! It's like the sound of children crying out for the mothers they'll never see again! Ahahahahaha!
Lieutenant Commander of the Lesbian Love Brigade
There can only be one, like in that foreign movie where there could only be one, and in the end there is only one dude left, because that was the point.
Why? First off, Nintendo is terrible. All they make are boring kiddie games for people too afraid to play real games. They never make their hardware powerful enough to do anything, but they try to make up for it by tacking gimmicks onto the console and then brainwashing their consumers into thinking it's the next big thing in gaming. And then they pretend like they care about anything when really, they'd kill your mother if it guaranteed another few 3DS sells.
As for the console itself, the shoulder buttons are terrible and mine never seem to work. The start and select buttons are ridiculously placed, along with the Home button. The circle pad feels cheap and my finger slides off of it, and the D-pad is basically worthless. The 3D hurts my eyes 90% of the time and my finger always screws up the slider when I go up to put my machine in sleep. I can see my fingerprints all over it. DS games are terrible so that's 90% of the library out the window, and the other 10% is mostly games I can already play. The interface is clunky and online is pathetic, and I payed way too much for it. And those Ambassador games don't help. Why would Nintendo think giving me 20 games I already have is supposed to be some sort of apology? Sheesh.
Lieutenant Commander of the Lesbian Love Brigade
There can only be one, like in that foreign movie where there could only be one, and in the end there is only one dude left, because that was the point.
I have a feeling MechaPhoenix might just be kidding; he's been a member here for a few years now. But then again, I can't recall seeing a post of his before and his veteran status doesn't automatically mean he loves all things Nintendo lol
Anyyyyyways, this is a good and hard question! I think one of my favorite things is the Activity Log hahah I love how all of my playtime is being tracked and recorded. I enjoy seeing how many hours I've played each of my games (and going a step further by dividing the hours by the price of the game to see which one offered the most value in terms of hours of gaming per dollar =P). Plus, I love seeing my total play time for all titles I've ever played. All current consoles need a firmware update to include a similar feature and all future systems better include it!
EDIT: Scratch my comment about MechaPhoenix, he beat me to it =P
I have a feeling MechaPhoenix might just be kidding; he's been a member here for a few years now. But then again, I can't recall seeing a post of his before and his veteran status doesn't automatically mean he loves all things Nintendo lol
Anyyyyyways, this is a good and hard question! I think one of my favorite things is the Activity Log hahah I love how all of my playtime is being tracked and recorded. I enjoy seeing how many hours I've played each of my games (and going a step further by dividing the hours by the price of the game to see which one offered the most value in terms of hours of gaming per dollar =P). Plus, I love seeing my total play time for all titles I've ever played. All current consoles need a firmware update to include a similar feature and all future systems better include it!
EDIT: Scratch my comment about MechaPhoenix, he beat me to it =P
The Wii tracks your playtime too. Check the Wi message board.
I have a feeling MechaPhoenix might just be kidding; he's been a member here for a few years now. But then again, I can't recall seeing a post of his before and his veteran status doesn't automatically mean he loves all things Nintendo lol
Why? First off, Nintendo is terrible. All they make are boring kiddie games for people too afraid to play real games. They never make their hardware powerful enough to do anything, but they try to make up for it by tacking gimmicks onto the console and then brainwashing their consumers into thinking it's the next big thing in gaming. And then they pretend like they care about anything when really, they'd kill your mother if it guaranteed another few 3DS sells.
As for the console itself, the shoulder buttons are terrible and mine never seem to work. The start and select buttons are ridiculously placed, along with the Home button. The circle pad feels cheap and my finger slides off of it, and the D-pad is basically worthless. The 3D hurts my eyes 90% of the time and my finger always screws up the slider when I go up to put my machine in sleep. I can see my fingerprints all over it. DS games like terrible so that's 90% of the library out the window, and the other 10% is mostly games I can already play. The interface is clunky and online is pathetic, and I payed way too much for it. And those Ambassador games don't help. Why would Nintendo think giving me 20 games I already have is supposed to be some sort of apology? Sheesh.
it can play my ds titles as well as 3ds titles. i dont see why some complain about ds games looking bad. i dont see they do. theyre all fine to me. i like the eshop. the nintendo video is fun too.
i like the upcoming games ! the real 3ds experience begins in september.
The thing I like the most is probably the way you can go out of the game and surf the web, draw notes, look at the friends list, get notifications and stuff without exiting the game itself and just have it one click away in the background. That's a really great feature for a portable system IMO.
Other than that I love the 'Nintendo feel' it has, like any Nintendo system. It's more about fun things rather than high tech stuff. The AR games are really cool, well done, free and just fun to play. That's what it's all about, fun. So that's great, reminds me of why I love Nintendo products.
Looking forward to: No More Heroes: Travis Strikes Again
3DS Friend Code: 3007-8070-6318 | Nintendo Network ID: 19Robb92
I'm very happy with my 3DS. I play it everyday and haven't really touched console gaming since I got it back in June. Glad I waited until the eShop update and OoT's release to buy one though.
My favorite thing (besides playing games on it) is the 3D camera. I've already taken about 700 pics with it.
1. StreetPass 2. Activity Log 3. NintendoVideo 4. trailers and gameplay videos in the eShop 5. demos Oh wait, surprisingly we didn't get any demos yet...
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