Mellow Ezlo
Spoony Bard
The Nintendo 3DS was designed to incorporate the optional use of sterescopic 3D effects to enhance the playing experience. But I have wondered to myself how much does it actually enhance the experience? Some games, such as Pokémon, are only partially compatible with the 3D effects while others, such as Ocarina of Time 3D, use it to its full glory. The 2DS of course, designed to be a cheaper alternative to the 3DS, isn't compatible with 3D effects at all.
My question is, do you find yourself playing games with the 3D effect turned on, or do you usually leave it off? Does it depend on the game? Are you like me and simply forget that it exists? Discuss!
My question is, do you find yourself playing games with the 3D effect turned on, or do you usually leave it off? Does it depend on the game? Are you like me and simply forget that it exists? Discuss!