Poll: Will 3DS be your first time seeing 3D?

Well, I don't believe that i've ever seen a 3D image before. Never bothered to watch a movie in 3D or fiddle around with those red-blue glasses.

That being said, 3DS will pretty much be my first time seeing 3D! Oh, i'm going to be so excited when I unbox this thing! :D

So, are there any going to be any other first-timers out there or am I one of the few that haven't seen 3D? :P

nope. i don't think i really consider 3D it all that great either. WELL maybe the first time. after that it'll be like a stale act or something.

i actually prefer playing catch with my gameboy. feels like the game is really coming at me. cause it is.

and hello bruno.

Poll: Will 3DS be your first time seeing 3Dmoltenix

I only seen one 3D movie it was some attraction they had at Sea World when I was Younger but it will be my first since then.

nope. i don't think i really consider 3D it all that great either. WELL maybe the first time. after that it'll be like a stale act or something.

i actually prefer playing catch with my gameboy. feels like the game is really coming at me. cause it is.

and hello bruno.

menosdemon

[QUOTE="moltenix"]Poll: Will 3DS be your first time seeing 3Dyellonet

[QUOTE="menosdemon"]

nope. i don't think i really consider 3D it all that great either. WELL maybe the first time. after that it'll be like a stale act or something.

i actually prefer playing catch with my gameboy. feels like the game is really coming at me. cause it is.

and hello bruno.

BrunoBRS

oh wow, is that really all you have to say to me. oh goodness. right when i was predicting love confessions... TSK TSK.

but seriously. AP has been KILLING ME the whole school year. not getting much sleep either.

oh. and im drawing manga now.

-quick side note to stay on topic-- i see no reason why 3D will actually benefit the games. seems to me like its just some cool idea that will bring in money cause its innovative. and since im not wrong. ever. thats probably what it is.

Nahh. I've only seen one 3D movie, played Avatar in 3D. It was all very impressive, but I'm a little sceptical about how they're going to pull off proper 3D without the glasses. We shall see, it'll be interesting if nothing else.

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nope. i don't think i really consider 3D it all that great either. WELL maybe the first time. after that it'll be like a stale act or something.

i actually prefer playing catch with my gameboy. feels like the game is really coming at me. cause it is.

and hello bruno.

menosdemon

oh wow, is that really all you have to say to me. oh goodness. right when i was predicting love confessions... TSK TSK.

but seriously. AP has been KILLING ME the whole school year. not getting much sleep either.

oh. and im drawing manga now.

-quick side note to stay on topic-- i see no reason why 3D will actually benefit the games. seems to me like its just some cool idea that will bring in money cause its innovative. and since im not wrong. ever. thats probably what it is.

I'll see what 3D is like tomorrow :P

i see no reason why 3D will actually benefit the games. seems to me like its just some cool idea that will bring in money cause its innovative. and since im not wrong. ever. thats probably what it is.menosdemon

You can actually see 3D on Youtube if you don't mind crossing your eyes. Seriously, just do a youtube search on 3D cross eyes. Lots of them there give a 3D effect if you can stand keeping your eyes crossed like that (And the word I hear is that, though it might be uncomfortable, it's not harmful to your eyes).

You can actually see 3D on Youtube if you don't mind crossing your eyes. Seriously, just do a youtube search on 3D cross eyes. Lots of them there give a 3D effect if you can stand keeping your eyes crossed like that (And the word I hear is that, though it might be uncomfortable, it's not harmful to your eyes).

RichardWrite

A lot of people probably saw 3D before, 3D isn't exactly that new, it's actually very old. Back in the early 1900's people had actually made movies that had a lot of scenes with objects flying towards the camera. This was because they were already anticipating that 3D technology was coming out, sure, they didn't exactly have it back then, but they knew it was a matter of time. I watched a few 3 Stooges episodes that were made for 3D a long time ago but just recently had the blue and red 3D edges added. It's off topic, but i'm just saying. ;)

Wowiv'e only seen 3d while wearin' those amazingly cool red and blue glasses. Crossing your eyes sound uncomfortable :( so yeah this'll be my first time.

I saw some Spy Kids movie and lion Nationial Geographic IMAX thing in "3D" but it was more like let's-see-how-long-it-taks-for-this-to-give-me-a-headache thing.

Hopefully the 3DS will be satisfactory.

No, I've had a few prior experiences with 3D stereographic gaming. There was with an arcade game that employed a helmet device. I can't remember what it was called, but it involved tanks. And then there is the PSP game Metal Gear Acid 2, which came with this funky gizmo to allow the game to be played in 3D. (it also has some MGS3 cinemas pre-rendered in 3D)

Actually, come to think of it, I also had a very brief encounter with a Virtual Boy many years ago.

Ehh...
My first and only 3D experience was from those Spy Kids Happy Meal comics. :P
The red and blue gave me a headache so I ripped it apart. :lol:

Dang, looks like most people have seen 3D in some form. I really outta check out a good 3D movie some time. :P

I haven't even been able to get those stereo-pair and stereogram images that people have been posting lately to work for me. Hopefully i'll be able to enjoy the 3DS effects properly without worrying about that silly cross-eye nonsense.

That'll make the 3DS that much more awesome when I finally unboxing the darn thing. :D

the first time I saw a 3D image was when my family and I saw Spy Kids in 3D at the movies.

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[QUOTE="BrunoBRS"] wow, you're alive O_oBrunoBRS

oh wow, is that really all you have to say to me. oh goodness. right when i was predicting love confessions... TSK TSK.

but seriously. AP has been KILLING ME the whole school year. not getting much sleep either.

oh. and im drawing manga now.

-quick side note to stay on topic-- i see no reason why 3D will actually benefit the games. seems to me like its just some cool idea that will bring in money cause its innovative. and since im not wrong. ever. thats probably what it is.

the last step actually. anything beyond that would be no more than a minimal change.

what im saying is that its losing its appeal quickly. for example, movies in 3D are lots more common now. i used to be all gaga for 3D when it was unique to a few movies. i think that it should have a function too. 3D had zero purpose in toy story 3. made it look nicer, but still completely pointless. same with games. i dont think that games are going to be enhanced at all by adding the 3D aspect. the point of making the games in 3D is to earn money while 3D games are still unique. motion controls have lost a good amount of their market due to how all three major companies are already incorporating them into their games.

and hello myumi (;

the last step actually. anything beyond that would be no more than a minimal change.menosdemon

what im saying is that its losing its appeal quickly. for example, movies in 3D are lots more common now. i used to be all gaga for 3D when it was unique to a few movies. i think that it should have a function too. 3D had zero purpose in toy story 3. made it look nicer, but still completely pointless.menosdemon

same with games. i dont think that games are going to be enhanced at all by adding the 3D aspect. the point of making the games in 3D is to earn money while 3D games are still unique.menosdemon

Ever have problems jumping just right in a 3D platformer, ever have problems breaking right going into a turn in a racing game? This is due to the fact that you can't really see the difference in depth on a 2D screen.

With a 3D screen and a game that uses it you'll be able to see depth just like in reality and that will in turn make movement in a 3D game-world much more exact and natural.

Going from 2D screen to 3D screen is a much more important evolution than going from SD to HD resolution and it will have greater impact on gaming.

[QUOTE="menosdemon"]the last step actually. anything beyond that would be no more than a minimal change.yellonet

what im saying is that its losing its appeal quickly. for example, movies in 3D are lots more common now. i used to be all gaga for 3D when it was unique to a few movies. i think that it should have a function too. 3D had zero purpose in toy story 3. made it look nicer, but still completely pointless.menosdemon

same with games. i dont think that games are going to be enhanced at all by adding the 3D aspect. the point of making the games in 3D is to earn money while 3D games are still unique.menosdemon

Ever have problems jumping just right in a 3D platformer, ever have problems breaking right going into a turn in a racing game? This is due to the fact that you can't really see the difference in depth on a 2D screen.

With a 3D screen and a game that uses it you'll be able to see depth just like in reality and that will in turn make movement in a 3D game-world much more exact and natural.

Going from 2D screen to 3D screen is a much more important evolution than going from SD to HD resolution and it will have greater impact on gaming.

first issue-- i meant 3D in general. i mean that i doubt a major leap (graphics surrounding you) any time soon. but who knows? chinese people are monsters these days.

second issue-- so you really think it makes a difference if you interact with a character in a 3D interface? i dont think so. aren't we still kinda limited to where our eyes are? i think its gonna take a while for developers to create a 3D system without using a sensor.

third issue-- No, no, no. you are wrong and have apparently not understood human adaptation and perspective. because a character only moves how much you control them to move, there is ZERO difference between watching your character move in 3D and 2D. watching mario jump in 3D isn't going to make it easier for you to control. you're also unaware of adaptation. once you use a character, you become used to their actions because they are PRESET. pressing the A Button will always do the same action as it always has.

you might be right tho. i haven't tried 3D yet, so it might be easier to learn from. if you've tried it, go ahead and correct me tho. heehee.

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[QUOTE="menosdemon"]the last step actually. anything beyond that would be no more than a minimal change.menosdemon

what im saying is that its losing its appeal quickly. for example, movies in 3D are lots more common now. i used to be all gaga for 3D when it was unique to a few movies. i think that it should have a function too. 3D had zero purpose in toy story 3. made it look nicer, but still completely pointless.menosdemon

same with games. i dont think that games are going to be enhanced at all by adding the 3D aspect. the point of making the games in 3D is to earn money while 3D games are still unique.menosdemon

Ever have problems jumping just right in a 3D platformer, ever have problems breaking right going into a turn in a racing game? This is due to the fact that you can't really see the difference in depth on a 2D screen.

With a 3D screen and a game that uses it you'll be able to see depth just like in reality and that will in turn make movement in a 3D game-world much more exact and natural.

Going from 2D screen to 3D screen is a much more important evolution than going from SD to HD resolution and it will have greater impact on gaming.

first issue-- i meant 3D in general. i mean that i doubt a major leap (graphics surrounding you) any time soon. but who knows? chinese people are monsters these days.

second issue-- so you really think it makes a difference if you interact with a character in a 3D interface? i dont think so. aren't we still kinda limited to where our eyes are? i think its gonna take a while for developers to create a 3D system without using a sensor.

third issue-- No, no, no. you are wrong and have apparently not understood human adaptation and perspective. because a character only moves how much you control them to move, there is ZERO difference between watching your character move in 3D and 2D. watching mario jump in 3D isn't going to make it easier for you to control. you're also unaware of adaptation. once you use a character, you become used to their actions because they are PRESET. pressing the A Button will always do the same action as it always has.

I watch 3D movies all the time.

No. However, it will be the first time I experience 3D without wearing glasses.

I've done the 3D movie thing. Problem is I wear glasses and the 3D glasses weren't all that comfortable as a result. The glasses also made everything darker, and wasn't perfect either as I saw ghosting often enough to give me a mild headache.

If what I read about the 3DS is true then those problems should be resolved, cept maybe the headache part maybe.

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[QUOTE="moltenix"]Poll: Will 3DS be your first time seeing 3DJipset

nope back in 1997-98 2003 ish ,, i saw my first 4d n busch gardens! forgot the name but it was where the dolphin show used to be ,