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The latest issue of Japanese magazine Friday contains an article regarding players’ experience while playing the 3DS at Nintendo World 2011. According to the magazine, many attendees felt dizzy within 10 minutes of play time. Others said that they experienced some fatigue eye fatigue as well. One man told Friday that he was forced to switch the system to 2D mode after playing Samurai Warriors: Chronicle for a few minutes. Although many players were interesting in experiencing 3D, apparently a great deal of people turned off the effect as a result of eye fatigue.

As would be expected, a number of participants suggested keeping the system in a fixed position to lessen the symptoms. It has been stated numerous times that the system has a sweet spot for optimal 3D viewing, and players can adjust the 3D affect by adjusting the 3D depth slider.

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Nikoli Sudoku 3D details

Posted on 14 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News | 0 comments

– From Hamster
– Devs have used 3D so that players can see the numbers you’ve added to the play field like they’re floating
– Puzzle’s starter numbers will be at the lowest level for easier viewing
– Stage clear and random problem modes
– Up to 4 players for wireless play to finish puzzles the quickest
– Stylus or button controls
– Nurikabe, Heyawake, Kakkuro, Bijutsukan, Hitori ni Shitekure, Mashu and Slitherlink included
– 1,000 problems in total

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– New features for the 3DS version
– New characters
– Two new characters for 3DS: Emporio Ivankov and Boa Hancock
– All areas from Wii title will be in the 3DS version
– Fishing, treasure hunting, original character Gabri will be present

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3DS details

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– 3DS boxes are slimmer than DS boxes
– DSi/DSi XL adapters can be used with 3DS
– 3DS top screen supports 800×240 pixels resolution
– 3D visuals accomplished by splitting the pixels in half (one for the right eye, one for the left)
– When receiving a Mii via Sleep Mode, you can see the player’s name, location, last game played, and when the exchange took place
– Previously played games registered with the system can execute Sleep Mode transfers simultaneously for up to 12 titles
– Control Sleep Mode transfers through parental controls
– Can’t visit the Home menu/use some of its functions when using wireless or the system’s camera

Thanks to Thomas N for the tip!

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Nintendo president Satoru Iwata revealed last week that 1.5 million 3DS units will be shipped to Japan by the end of March. How much product will be available on launch day, though?

Well, a retailer is under the impression that the number will be around 400,000 units. This is quite a low figure, all things considered. The retailer believes consumers should pre-order when the program begins on January 20th due to the small shipment. It would probably be best to do the same in North America and Europe, too. Only 2.5 million 3DS units will be shipped outside of Japan, which means that the US, UK, and plenty of other territories will be forced to share the inventory.

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Nintendo has already confirmed that the 3DS launch date and price will be announced this Wednesday. More information about the handheld in general will be shared, and the press will be able to try out titles for a few hours. But could there be a surprise on the way as well? Jonathan Ross, who will be hosting the Amsterdam conference, posted the following on his Twitter account yesterday:

“A few other faves coming as well – plus a few unexpected revivals!! Can say no more, sorry.”

Also worth noting, when a fan said he is happy there will be a surprise and that he hopes Metroid will be at the event, Ross responded by saying, “I think you’re going to be pleased then…”

A NeoGAF member who will be attending the event posted the following nugget as well:

“Yup. Expect something cool out of the NYC/Amsterdam thing. From what I’ve been told, it will be shared between digital distributed stuff and physical.”

So, it looks as though there will be at least one new announcement for the 3DS at the conference. Wednesday just got a little more interesting!

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Did you think that there was a mistake with Splinter Cell 3D’s boxart colring? Well, no… there’s a reason behind it. Similar to Wii games, all 3DS titles in Japan will contain black boxarts when a rating of CERO C or higher is awarded. Although there really isn’t a big difference, it looks quite nice!

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European SEGA release dates

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Dreamcast Collection Compilation (PC, PS3,360) – February 25
Conduit 2 (Wii) – February (US gets it on the 15th)
Total War: Shogun 2 – Limited Edition and Standard (PC) – March 15
Yakuza 4 (PS3) – spring
Super Monkey Ball 3D (3DS) – 2011
Thor (DS, PSP, PS3, Wii, 360) – April 29

Virtua Tennis 4 (PS3) – 2011
Rise of Nightmares (Kinect) – 2011
Captain America: Super Soldier (DS, PS3, Wii, 360) – summer
Binary Domain (PS3, 360) – TBA
Aliens: Colonial Marines (PC, PS3, 360) – TBA

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