Do you want next gen to include 3D?

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What do you think?  Personally, I don't want to see it, mostly because my eyes suck and the 3D tends to hurt them after a couple minutes.  Also it feels like a lot of games just add the 3D because they are supposed to, not because it will actually add to the experience.

Yes, it's teh wonderfuls.

As long as you can turn it off, I really don't care. Not a 3D fan, but cool feature. I HATE 3D movies though.

I am mildly in favor of it but so midly that I voted that I don't care. I think it legitimately improves graphics but so does increasing polygon counts, framerate etc. which you might be able to do for the same cost w/o 3D. For what it's worth, I think Nintendo will include 3D in its next generation handheld. They've been trying to do 3D for forever and now that the tech is really there, I don't see them walking away from what has so far been their first successful attempt at it.

To me, it's not necessary. It takes away from the experience sometimes. It makes the image blurry if you aren't looking at it just right and in most games it's a useless feature.

No, I find it to be gimmicky. It doesn't contribute to my experience with most games, and even when it does the impact is minimal. I would rather see Nintendo focus on something different with their next gen handheld, whatever that may be.

not sure

i love the 3d on 3ds...amazing

but the graphics were gimped in order to do it...

i dont know...

I sure hope so. I love 3D and it would be difficult to go back now that it is here. Nintendo was wise to add the 3D slider so that everyone can win.

Sure, its always OPTIONAL people just like it is now... Some of us can actually really seeand enjoy 3D.YoshiYogurt

To be fair, most people see in 3D, we do have two eyes for a reason. Nitpicking TO THE MAX YO! :D

Nope.

I have never in my entire life ever played a game, or watched a movie that had a 3d effect and I said "This 3d really adds to the experince and improves it. I would not enjoy this as much if it werent in 3d". Normally its more like "Well this is kind of cool" 10 minutes later "I fuc**** hate 3d".

Its just a gimmick and nothing else.

As long as they don't force it upon us then they can do as they please. I rarely use it, but I know there are a fair amount of people who use it on a regular basis. I don't really see them going to anything other then two screens at this point, but I would prefer they focus on making the handheld as current and powerful as possible versus adding something that takes resources regardless if used or not (3D). 

No. Hate that sh*t and never use itrawsavon

[QUOTE="rawsavon"]No. Hate that sh*t and never use itYoshiYogurt

It's kind of cool for a couple of games, but all in all it doesn't add a whole lot to the experience for me, and I think Nintendo could have made a much better system had they forgone the 3D aspect. Plus, the range for the 3D is very poor, and I'm always having to adjust my position so my screen isn't out of whack. 

I hope they drop it with their next iteration. 

edit: However, if they could increase the viewing range I would be much more accepting of it. 

I don't like to be pessimistic about these things but I would prefer if the next gen handheld did away with 3D in place of... I don't know something else. The 3D was cute and all but on to the next gimmick.

Not for nothing though, I just don't see much of a point in 3d on a handheld. Considering you have to be fixated on one angle to get good experience sounds against the point of owning a handheld, especially one that also has motion sensitivity built in. I mean the touch screen worked well enough and if a dual-screen handheld with touch sensitivity wasn't enough, it also features 3D view, which now makes the DS feel like a circus.

If it remains optional I don't really care but truthfully I hope the next handheld's selling point is not in that it has 3D features because thus far has not done much for the 3DS. The dual-screen and touch screen compatibility sounded risky at first but worked out beautifully. They didn't half-ass it and make touch screen optional. They didn't include a removable screen to make the dual-screens optional. But yet it feels like even Nintendo was so uncertain about 3D that they decided to include an optional switch.

[QUOTE="YoshiYogurt"][QUOTE="rawsavon"]No. Hate that sh*t and never use itrawsavon

[QUOTE="YoshiYogurt"][QUOTE="rawsavon"] Spoken like one who does not understand basic business and consumer models. The world is one of limited resources - both on the business and consumer end. 'We', as consumers, will only spend so much. As such, companies can only pack in so much into a product. In addition, companies have limited resources as well - to be spread around in various areas (R&D, etc). So the inclusion of 3-d, which I hate, means some combination of losing something else and/or paying more. Please come to the table better prepared next time, yoshi's yogurtrawsavon

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[QUOTE="rawsavon"][QUOTE="YoshiYogurt"] I'm thinking you just can't see 3D...Optical_Order

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This is some serious shite!