Nintendo Introduces 3-D Game Machine
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Nintendo'dan Yeni Oyun Konsolu
06/17/2010 00:00:00
Nintendo introduces 3-D game machine
June 15, 2010
Forget thoseclunkyand expensive 3-D glasses. Nintendo has justunveiledahandheldgame machine that will allow people to play 3-D games and watch 3-D movies without the need for expensive eyewear. Nintendo president Satoru Iwata introduced the 3DS, theportablegame machine that will be thesuccessorto theimmenselypopular Nintendo DS game machine.
Like previous DS devices, the 3DS willfeaturetwo screens — with the top one being 3-D and the bottom one being a touchscreen. A 3-D Depth Slider will allow players toadjustthe level of the 3-D images they see on thegadget'sscreen. That is, players can turn 3-D off completely or bring it more fully into view to the level that they like most.
The 3DS also will feature three cameras total — one inward-facing camera plus two exterior cameras that will allow users to take 3-D pictures of their own.
"We know thatconsumerslove taking photos with their DSi, so this takes it to another level allowing them to create their own 3-D images,' said Cammie Dunaway, Nintendo of America's executive VP. "Also this will be a fantastic tool for developers. We expect you'll see a lot ofcreativityas developers work on bringing those 3-D photos into gameplay.'
Additionally, the device will have both a gyro sensor and amotionsensor, Iwata said, functions that seem aimed at taking on the increasing competition from Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch devices.
Iwata announced that many third-party developers and publishers are already working on games for the 3DS. "Metal Gear Solid,' "Assassin's Creed' and "Resident Evil' are among the well-known franchises that have 3DS games in the works.
Nintendo did not announce when the gadget will beavailableto consumers or say how much it will cost.
Nintendo Introduces 3-D Game Machine - Nintendo'dan Yeni Oyun Konsolu
Nintendo introduces 3-D game machine
June 15, 2010
Forget thoseclunkyand expensive 3-D glasses. Nintendo has justunveiledahandheldgame machine that will allow people to play 3-D games and watch 3-D movies without the need for expensive eyewear. Nintendo president Satoru Iwata introduced the 3DS, theportablegame machine that will be thesuccessorto theimmenselypopular Nintendo DS game machine.
Like previous DS devices, the 3DS willfeaturetwo screens — with the top one being 3-D and the bottom one being a touchscreen. A 3-D Depth Slider will allow players toadjustthe level of the 3-D images they see on thegadget'sscreen. That is, players can turn 3-D off completely or bring it more fully into view to the level that they like most.
The 3DS also will feature three cameras total — one inward-facing camera plus two exterior cameras that will allow users to take 3-D pictures of their own.
"We know thatconsumerslove taking photos with their DSi, so this takes it to another level allowing them to create their own 3-D images,' said Cammie Dunaway, Nintendo of America's executive VP. "Also this will be a fantastic tool for developers. We expect you'll see a lot ofcreativityas developers work on bringing those 3-D photos into gameplay.'
Additionally, the device will have both a gyro sensor and amotionsensor, Iwata said, functions that seem aimed at taking on the increasing competition from Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch devices.
Iwata announced that many third-party developers and publishers are already working on games for the 3DS. "Metal Gear Solid,' "Assassin's Creed' and "Resident Evil' are among the well-known franchises that have 3DS games in the works.
Nintendo did not announce when the gadget will beavailableto consumers or say how much it will cost.
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