Hell no. It's already the same size as a DS lite, even smaller would be horrendous. I agree with Love, XL, get ride of gloss, maybe include a better 3D viewing angle, better camera's would also be nice. All this won't happen for awhile though, kind of pointless to talk about as of now.
Talk about htis in a few years plz. No one cares and it probably will happen anyway so theirs no point into making 100 thread on these. XL would be better anyway
3DS Lite- DS Lite was a way smaller DS, 3DS is already small enough.
3DS XL- bigger screens this is the only one that makes sense too me.
3DSi- I hate when people say this soooo much its so stupid, the i in DSi was the cameras people. 3DS already has cameras so there wont be a 3DSi.
A new version of the 3DS wont be out for awhile and it wont add better graphics or cameras. itll add just enough something that people will buy them up though.
maybe they should make it in a few years or so. and make the graphics like the gamecube at least.
caiel
The 3DS already has Gamecube-quality graphics. Many of the current games don't show off its full potential. Maybe you are remembering the Gamecube as having better graphics than it actually did, too. Plus, usually tech improvements like you are talking about usually don't happen in between model updates. That would probably only happen with a brand new handheld. It would make it so that previous versions of the system wouldn't be able to play newer games made for the handheld, which is bull.
3DS Lite- DS Lite was a way smaller DS, 3DS is already small enough.
3DS XL- bigger screens this is the only one that makes sense too me.
3DSi- I hate when people say this soooo much its so stupid, the i in DSi was the cameras people. 3DS already has cameras so there wont be a 3DSi.
A new version of the 3DS wont be out for awhile and it wont add better graphics or cameras. itll add just enough something that people will buy them up though.
JuanGrande386
The i in DSi was indicative of its ability to connect to the internet and download applications.
3DS Lite- DS Lite was a way smaller DS, 3DS is already small enough.
3DS XL- bigger screens this is the only one that makes sense too me.
3DSi- I hate when people say this soooo much its so stupid, the i in DSi was the cameras people. 3DS already has cameras so there wont be a 3DSi.
A new version of the 3DS wont be out for awhile and it wont add better graphics or cameras. itll add just enough something that people will buy them up though.
buft
The i in DSi was indicative of its ability to connect to the internet and download applications. when the update is released the 3DS will be able to do that.
I dont really see what hardware changes they could do that would warrant a new verson of the 3DS...
Lets see...
Larger Screen (with a larger 3D viewing range, if that is even possible)
second circle pad (to be honest, I see no point in this)
Larger internal memory and the capability to use SD cards with more than 32 gbs of memory (atm, the 2 gigs of internal memory and 2 gigs of sd memory is more than enough, and putting in a 32 gig sd card makes it way more than enough currently
a gps tracking chip and all other nessary hardware to create gps aps (they better not do this)
3G
USB port
make it weigh less (its lite enough if you ask me)
more colors
When I look over that, I dont really see anything that pops out at me saying "this warrants a hardware revision." I'd rather see them put in something that will truely bring innovation.
maybe they should make it in a few years or so. and make the graphics like the gamecube at least.
Ovirew
The 3DS already has Gamecube-quality graphics. Many of the current games don't show off its full potential. Maybe you are remembering the Gamecube as having better graphics than it actually did, too. Plus, usually tech improvements like you are talking about usually don't happen in between model updates. That would probably only happen with a brand new handheld. It would make it so that previous versions of the system wouldn't be able to play newer games made for the handheld, which is bull. You're right! A great example for people thinking the GC graphics abilities are better should take a look at Super Street Fighter IV. That game wasn't possible on the Cube and take a look at Resident Evil Mercenaries.
If they were to make a 3DS lite I would like them to concentrate on making a secure, tough hinge to go with it. Luckily I didnt suffer problems with mine but a whole lot has been going around the internet about the problems with DSlite, DSi and DSiXL hinges.
second circle pad (to be honest, I see no point in thisGamingclone
A second circle pad would have been a GREAT move for the 3DS. If you don't understand, play Halo games on an XBox or XBox 360 console sometime. I really can't imagine playing a first-person shooter without two analog sticks, and because the 3DS doesn't have two I think they threw away a lot of potential for great FPS games on the 3DS. You need one for forward/backward/side-to-side movement and one for complete spherical turning. They could still make FPS games for the system, but I get the impression that they would make them kind of like they did in Metroid Prime Hunters. While that was a fun game, the controls were pretty difficult and uncomfortable, and if you don't understand what I'm talking about they basically had you use the touch screen to perform the functions of the second control stick.
Um, what are you smoking, the 3DS is already pretty small and graphics are atleast that of the Wii. Just make one with better battery, less glossy and better sound system. Repositioning the D-Pad would also not hurt.
[QUOTE="Gamingclone"]second circle pad (to be honest, I see no point in thisOvirew
A second circle pad would have been a GREAT move for the 3DS. If you don't understand, play Halo games on an XBox or XBox 360 console sometime. I really can't imagine playing a first-person shooter without two analog sticks, and because the 3DS doesn't have two I think they threw away a lot of potential for great FPS games on the 3DS. You need one for forward/backward/side-to-side movement and one for complete spherical turning. They could still make FPS games for the system, but I get the impression that they would make them kind of like they did in Metroid Prime Hunters. While that was a fun game, the controls were pretty difficult and uncomfortable, and if you don't understand what I'm talking about they basically had you use the touch screen to perform the functions of the second control stick.
I have and I hated playing it. Im not a big fan of shooters.The only time I've really ever liked using two anolog sticks was whenplaying GTA
[QUOTE="Gamingclone"]second circle pad (to be honest, I see no point in thisOvirew
A second circle pad would have been a GREAT move for the 3DS. If you don't understand, play Halo games on an XBox or XBox 360 console sometime. I really can't imagine playing a first-person shooter without two analog sticks, and because the 3DS doesn't have two I think they threw away a lot of potential for great FPS games on the 3DS. You need one for forward/backward/side-to-side movement and one for complete spherical turning. They could still make FPS games for the system, but I get the impression that they would make them kind of like they did in Metroid Prime Hunters. While that was a fun game, the controls were pretty difficult and uncomfortable, and if you don't understand what I'm talking about they basically had you use the touch screen to perform the functions of the second control stick. The 3DS doesn't need a second circle pad. If you ever played a first person shooter on the DS, all you do to aim is use the touch screen. The second circle pad would only make the system more expensive and bigger.
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