Nintendo 3DS: 3D Is Actually Optional With The Nintendo 3DS

Nintendo 3DS: 3D Is Actually Optional With The Nintendo 3DS

Nintendo have revealed that the 3D functionality of the Nintendo 3DS can actually be disabled if the user wants to play a certain game but doesn’t wish for it to display the stereoscopic 3D effect.
    The 3DS, as it’s called, will have the unique capability of offering stereoscopic 3D, an effect not unlike what’s being employed in films like Avatar and How to Train your Dragon, but without the need for glasses. But if you don’t want to use it, it’s a feature that can be deactivated.

Nintendo 3DS: Nintendo Reiterate Nintendo 3DS For E3 2010

Nintendo have reiterated that they’re still on course to show off their 3D handheld games console, the Nintendo 3DS, at this years E3 gaming expo in Los Angeles next month.
    “We’ve mentioned that this coming E3, in June, we’ll be showcasing a new 3DS with 3D capability in a handheld product. We think the consumer is going to be very interested in that news.”
    - Reggie Fils-Aime, talking to CNBC