Quick Jump Daily Digest
Thank you for your interest in the Quick Jump Daily Digest. Get notified of all new content on QJ in our free Daily Digest. To subscribe, enter your email address below and click the subscribe button.
3DS layers explained |
Listed in: Nintendo DS Tags: news, Nintendo
Ó
| Article Index |
|---|
| 1. 3DS layers explained |
| 2. Layer 2 explained |
| 3. Layer 3 |
Page 1 of 3
The 3DS doesn't only have 3 in its name because it features 3D technology. If you look closely, you'll realize that it also actually has three layers. What's up with that, Nintendo?
The company has so gamely come out in the open, revealing in the latesttheir reasoning for why they felt the 3DS just won't work if it didn't have three layers.
Apparently, the topmost layer's design is the overlapping rim for the handheld's upper face. The engineers decided that this should be a lot better than having them just carve it out from the topmost layer.
Explained Yui Ehara of Nintendo's Research and Engineering Department, "For the top layer, we want players to open their Nintendo 3DS system very often, so in order to make it easy to open, we wanted to use a distinct reverse taper.
| 28.6% of voters think this story ROCKS! |
|
|
Comments
Reply
on some youtube video i asked why they had them different colors, but no one could answer.
Reply
or sorry, did u wantz moar hoLogrAms?
Reply
Reply
Reply
Reply
Reply
Ever hear anyone say "Wow I just can't open my DS lite, they need to fix that."
The easily breakable shoulder buttons should have been redesigned first.
Reply
Reply
Because every other DS was hard to open? I guess I'll have to use it to see what they mean as I doubt (from looks) it's any easier to open then the previous models as every other model was super simple to open.
Easier then super simple = super duper simple?
Reply
Reply