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RedRocker227 wrote:

3DSes makes my eyes go funny :l

Then turn off the 3D.

muppetds wrote:

my-chemical-romance wrote:

RedRocker227 wrote:

3DSes makes my eyes go funny :l

Then turn off the 3D.

but whats the point of getting a 3d one then

Because it's fun. 

RedRocker227 wrote:

my-chemical-romance wrote:

RedRocker227 wrote:

3DSes makes my eyes go funny :l

Then turn off the 3D.

But why buy a 3D one for way more than a normal one, if you don't even use the 3D?...

I'd rather just get the DSi, because my eyes will strain and cause me to have bad vision as I already wear glasses.

muppetds wrote:

my-chemical-romance wrote:

RedRocker227 wrote:

3DSes makes my eyes go funny :l

Then turn off the 3D.

but whats the point of getting a 3d one then

'Cause 3DS Games can't be played on a Nintendo DS.

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Mario Kart 7
Super Mario 3D Land
Monster Hunter Tri
Luigi's Mansion 2
Fire Emblem
Animal Crossing
Professor Layton and the Mask of Miracle
Kid Icarus: Uprising
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance
Resident Evil: Revelations
Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D

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Just wait for a year or two. Good games will be flowing in like the ones 08jackt mentioned.

08jackt wrote:

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Mario Kart 7
Super Mario 3D Land
Monster Hunter Tri
Luigi's Mansion 2
Fire Emblem
Animal Crossing
Professor Layton and the Mask of Miracle
Kid Icarus: Uprising
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance
Resident Evil: Revelations
Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D

New monster hunter?! Holy rathalos!

3D Retro for me is a bit 2D, I'd rather have real graphics rather than retro but I'm perfectly fine with both.

As for the 3DS, I love it, and I always play Mario Kart 7 on multiplayer (not local but world-wide)

Ok, I can get you not wanting to buy a 3DS, because the battery life sucks, and the games are on the expensive side. But.... getting a GBA SP instead? GBA SPs are awesome, I understand that (I have 2 (a "Mark 1" and a "Mark 2") and at least 10 games for them), but they are about 10 years old now. They have bad graphics, and the little screen on them is more likely to hurt your eyes than a 3DS. Not to mention there hasn't been a single new game for them in 5 years.

(Oh, and just wondering, is the model number AGS-001 ("Mark 1" frontlit) or AGS-101 ("Mark 2" backlit)?)

MrMokey wrote:

08jackt wrote:

fanboy reporting in

Mario Kart 7
Super Mario 3D Land
Monster Hunter Tri
Luigi's Mansion 2
Fire Emblem
Animal Crossing
Professor Layton and the Mask of Miracle
Kid Icarus: Uprising
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance
Resident Evil: Revelations
Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D

New monster hunter?! Holy rathalos!

It's gonna be bigger than the Wii one!

MasterOfTheGames wrote:

fire219 wrote:

Ok, I can get you not wanting to buy a 3DS, because the battery life sucks, and the games are on the expensive side. But.... getting a GBA SP instead? GBA SPs are awesome, I understand that (I have 2 (a "Mark 1" and a "Mark 2") and at least 10 games for them), but they are about 10 years old now. They have bad graphics, and the little screen on them is more likely to hurt your eyes than a 3DS. Not to mention there hasn't been a single new game for them in 5 years.

(Oh, and just wondering, is the model number AGS-001 ("Mark 1" frontlit) or AGS-101 ("Mark 2" backlit)?)

I've got a Mark 1 and I don't really care about graphics. I'm used to playing games that are 10 years older than me (I prefer the SNES to the Wii)

I like (and play) alot of old games, like the original Super Mario Bros., Starcraft, and many other pre-Y2K games. But really, you should have gotten a DS Lite, like maxskywalker said. It can play GBA games, but is somewhat more modern, and can play DS games (duh). You can get them easily for like $75 now, $30-45 if you know where to look.

rabbit1131 wrote:

CheckItNow12 wrote:

muppetds wrote:

but whats the point of getting a 3d one then

'Cause 3DS Games can't be played on a Nintendo DS.

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That's just...

Rabbit, you might think that's a bit unfair, but that's how businesses often get people to buy their new products. Nintendo's not the only company that does this -- Microsoft, Sony, and many others. Can you play PS3 games on the PS2? Not really. (However, they do often give backward compatability -- the Nintendo 3DS can still play Nintendo DS games).

Not to mention, the 3DS has many different technical features such as a larger screen, a circle pad, and most likely different processing capabilities.