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Will Nintendo make a 3D console? |
Listed in: Wii, Nintendo DS Tags: 3D, Shigeru Miyamoto
Right before the announcement of the Nintendo 3DS, Game Informer managed to get a few words from Shigeru Miyamoto, who talked a bit about their position in 3D gaming. Their handheld is a step forward, but will their next console try to compete with Sony's plans of 3D support?
"We're at the stage right now where it's very difficult to tell whether 3D televisions are going to cater to our needs to make better 3D experiences," Miyamoto said. "For one thing, our video games are made for as many people as possible, and the number of people who can play those types of games, who can afford to buy the 3D televisions at home, aren't going to be very good."
But as far as 3D console gaming is concerned, the legendary gamesmith isn't closing any doors. "It is also true that certain types of three-dimensional games utilize 3D televisions might help people navigate more freely. Right now we're at the stage where it's very hard for us to determine whether it's very good or bad."
[via GameInformer]
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If you plan on doig a 3D wii first made an hd one.
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Right, because they sure made the best motion control, experience
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Game Vendors scramble to purchase 3DConsole.com
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A record-breaking domain sale is expected to lift suppressed dot com prices as major game vendors scramble to purchase 3DConsole.com prior to the launch of the worlds first 3D console by Nintendo in June of this year.
The auction is currently running at Sedo.com and industry experts are suggesting a 5 to 6 figure sale, which would be a very welcomed boost to this one time booming industry.
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