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Heh, the 3DS is a really gimmicky console. It's problem is that it's just advertised as 3D without those stupid glasses. O)therwise, it's good.
Now, if I had to market it, I'd say, "Oh look! It has an 800 MHz processor! Excellent graphics! Mic and touchscreen! Booga!"
Also, the launch titles were shoot and the whole device was useless until the eShop update. Then, the games on the eShop were shoot and just the same as on the DSi, with Nintendo palming week-old games on us as "New!" Bah, I bought The Lost Town: The Dust a week before they said it was new.
I think it should have been released in November 2011, when the good games were out.
Predator: PS2 was the best console ever, and it sold more than any other. It was less powerful than the Xbox, which was shoot IMO, because it was released earlier.
And the Wii had a motion controller, fully integrated, while those accessories for NES and PS2 were sold separately.
The PS2 controller was tiny? Not at all. It was the most comfortable controller I ever played with, because of the palm rests and position of the analog sticks, whereas the left analog stick of the Xbox is at an awkward position. And I'm Asian, hey, I can play! Is this a snap at Asians? We're not small at all.
Now, if I had to market it, I'd say, "Oh look! It has an 800 MHz processor! Excellent graphics! Mic and touchscreen! Booga!"
Also, the launch titles were shoot and the whole device was useless until the eShop update. Then, the games on the eShop were shoot and just the same as on the DSi, with Nintendo palming week-old games on us as "New!" Bah, I bought The Lost Town: The Dust a week before they said it was new.
I think it should have been released in November 2011, when the good games were out.
Predator: PS2 was the best console ever, and it sold more than any other. It was less powerful than the Xbox, which was shoot IMO, because it was released earlier.
And the Wii had a motion controller, fully integrated, while those accessories for NES and PS2 were sold separately.
The PS2 controller was tiny? Not at all. It was the most comfortable controller I ever played with, because of the palm rests and position of the analog sticks, whereas the left analog stick of the Xbox is at an awkward position. And I'm Asian, hey, I can play! Is this a snap at Asians? We're not small at all.
