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Puedes jugar en 3D sin tener que usar lentes especiales. La cámara captura fotos en tercera dimensión. Tiene conectividad WiFi para que juegues en línea
El efecto 3D generado por la pantalla superior es muy convincente
Además
La profundidad de las imágenes puede ser ajustada al gusto del usuario utilizando el regulador
Las tecnologías StreetPass y SpotPass facilitan la interacción social y permiten conseguir contenidos adicionales
La construcción de 3DS es atractiva y sólida
El botón deslizante nos parece muy preciso
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En ocasiones
Te puedes marear con el efecto 3D. Las fotos en tercera dimensión únicamente se pueden reproducir desde la consola
Los juegos que acompañan a la consola en su lanzamiento tienen una calidad desigual
Los hemos probado casi todos y los que más nos gustan son Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition y Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 3D
El ángulo de visión de la pantalla 3D es limitado
Por lo que este efecto pierde consistencia si no se observa desde la posición adecuada
The Nintendo 3DS is available in two colours – Aqua Blue and Cosmos Black – and is an entertaining package for players of all ages.It maintains the features that made the DS such an irresistible product and adds a whole new layer of 3D features that offer...
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Publicación: 2011-03-16, Autor: Jeff , crítica de: cnet.com.au
The Nintendo 3DS provides an impressive 3D gaming experience without the need for special glasses. There's a 3D effect slider, it shoots and displays 3D photographs with its dual back-facing cameras, and it has a single front-facing camera. The 3DS comes
The disappointing low-resolution lenses on the 3DS provide grainy photos. The 3D effect can cause headaches for some, and it can "snap out" because of sensitive viewing angles and games that encourage movement. The 3DS also has a very short battery life
The Nintendo 3DS successfully offers a glasses-free 3D experience that needs to be seen to be believed. A weak start out of the gate has been all but forgotten thanks to a bevy of compelling releases on online downloadables since launch....
Resumen: Video review: With Nintendo and Sony both trying to one-up each other on a regular basis, it becomes hard to know if the sensational advertising is really what you're going to be buying. So far this year, both Nintendo and Sony have promised a new generation of ha...
Resumen: Modern 3-D gaming has been around for a while, but it’s far from mainstream. That changes with the launch of Nintendo 3DS, a portable game platform that promises stereoscopic effects without the need for those bulky, ugly glasses.The system’s naked eye...
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Publicación: 2011-04-28, Autor: Siobhan , crítica de: pcworld.co.nz
Resumen: In June of last year at the E3 Expo in Tokyo, Nintendo announced the new branch of its DS handheld game consoles, the 3DS. It was one of the biggest stories at E3 last year. After what has seemed like a very long wait, it’s finally here. But is it any ...
At the end of the day the Nintendo 3DS greatly impressed us with its sleek interface, beautiful 3D, augmented reality and a range of additional features. The 3D effect itself won’t have a major effect on most titles’ gameplay, but it truly adds to thei...
Publicación: 2018-06-14, Autor: PCMag , crítica de: in.pcmag.com
Resumen: A time-tested game system design coupled with innovative, convincing 3D technology, makes the Nintendo 3DS a force to be reckoned with. It's not only the most advanced Nintendo DS yet, but a solid first in a new generation of handheld game systems...
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Publicación: 2011-03-18, Autor: Jeff , crítica de: asia.cnet.com
Impressive 3D gaming experience sans special glasses; shoots and displays 3D photographs with its dual back-facing cameras; front-facing camera; preinstalled with a bevy of software and StreetPass and SpotPass services; comes with a drop and charge dock; eShop, including GBA Virtual Console, Internet browsing functionality, DSiWare transferring, and Netflix support, is coming in May.
Launch lineup is lackluster; disappointing low-resolution lenses provide grainy photos; 3D effect can cause headaches for some; "snap out" due to sensitive viewing angles and games that encourage movement; very short battery life; most Internet functionality isn't activated at launch; expensive; may not provide enough value and functionality for those looking for an all-in-one device.
Though it's a bit pricey, the Nintendo 3DS successfully offers a glasses-less 3D experience that needs to be seen to be believed. A weaker-than-usual launch lineup and some inactivated online features dampen its launch, but the future certainly looks ...
Resumen: First unveiled at E3 2010, the Nintendo 3Ds is a handheld gaming console that enables you to enjoy stereoscopic 3D graphics without the need for either active-shutter glasses or anaglyph 3D glasses. When we received a review unit last month, we wasted no ...
3D; augmented reality games and StreetPass are fun and new; built-in games are pretty fun.
Needs more 3DS games; battery life comparable to a mayfly's; regionlocked games may be a downer to some.
The machine's battery life might be laughable and it might be a while before we get to play great 3DS games but we love the Nintendo 3DS. And it's not just because it features a lot of fancy new technologies, either. In the end, for gamers, it's less ...
