hippie_hunter
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It's Ridge Racer. RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDGE RAAAAAAAAAAAACER!!!


It's Ridge Racer. RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDGE RAAAAAAAAAAAACER!!!
US Launch titles... Maybe?
Metal Gear Solid: 3DS
Legend of Zelda: OoT
Mario Kart
???? I dunno, complete speculation on my part... but those are three games I know I'd buy at launch.![]()

Unlike the GameBoy, GameBoy Advance, and DS before it, Nintendo's next handheld may not play nice with games outside of its designated region. A report on Korean gaming site RuliWeb details an alleged interaction between Nintendo customer support in Japan and an individual inquiring about 3DS region locking. The supposed Nintendo Japan support officer specifically spells out, "There are no region codes in DS and DS Lite, but DSi, DSi [XL], and 3DS have region codes. The region codes are installed in each game and the 3DS itself ... you can't play if the region codes are different."
As Tiny Cartridge points out, the DSi and DSi XL both include a form of region locking in that DSi systems can only access their own region's DSi Shop, and DSi-enhanced releases (read: games that use the camera, among other things) are locked to the region in which they're released. The 3DS's region locking sounds like it works the same way: the alleged Nintendo rep spells out, "For example, if you play a Korean 3DS game with a Japanese 3DS system (or vice versa), you won't be able to play at all." Nintendo had yet to respond to request for comment as of publishing.
I can't see it having a strong launch at that price. That's the price of a Wii when it first came out and the Wii is cheaper now.
I just don't see people rushing out to buy a handle held that costs more than the core hardware of the company. But who knows, never say never.
Yeah, I'll wait till next year. You know a cheaper lite version will be out by then. Plus, I'd like to make sure it will not cause eye issues.
There's a warning whenever a Gamecube or Wii game starts.Nintendo is still covering their butts.
http://kotaku.com/5729342/nintendo-is-covering-its-ass-with-the-3ds-warnings
And some people didn't report any sickness after playing it. I used to get bad headaches playing the N64 for a long time. I don't anymore.
Unless you're 6 years old or younger, this doesn't apply to you.And this more recent article.
http://www.techradar.com/news/gaming/3ds-might-permanently-damage-children-s-eyes-922105
I think waiting to see the effects from long term use is the way to go before I
jump in and buy one.
There's a warning whenever a Gamecube or Wii game starts.
And some people didn't report any sickness after playing it. I used to get bad headaches playing the N64 for a long time. I don't anymore.
Unless you're 6 years old or younger, this doesn't apply to you.
No one knows for sure the effects of playing it until research is conducted. Besides, you can turn off the 3D effect if it bothers you.