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3DS layers explained - Layer 2 explained |
Listed in: Nintendo DS Tags: news, Nintendo
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| 1. 3DS layers explained |
| 2. Layer 2 explained |
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By boldly using that shape for the top layer, without having to add in a niche for your finger, you could easily open the lid at any point along its edge."
Meanwhile, the second layer houses all the external switches for the 3DS. As you can see, it's been recessed for extra protection. The wider first layer actually prevents accidental activation from the second layer.
"For the second layer, it was decided to put a sound volume slider and LED lights on the side, so in order to avoid accidentally hitting buttons when operating the system or carrying it around, we decided to concentrate them on that single layer and make the whole layer a bit of an indentation, which would make the top layer even easier to open."
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on some youtube video i asked why they had them different colors, but no one could answer.
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or sorry, did u wantz moar hoLogrAms?
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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.
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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?
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