关于3DS，我们知道的一切

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<P>It's only been a few short months since the release of the DSi XL, but Nintendo is about ready to move forward with its next generation gaming handheld: the Nintendo 3DS. Though Nintendo officially revealed the system at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo, not everything has been made official on the system. <BR><BR>Keep in mind that this will be a dynamic and organic feature, constantly changing and evolving as Nintendo offers more about the system as we get closer to the system's launch, currently scheduled to land on shelves worldwide by March 2011. <BR><BR></P>
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<TD><BIG><B>What is the 3DS?</B></B></B></BIG><BR></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><BR>The 3DS is the name of Nintendo's successor to the Nintendo DS handheld gaming platform. The brand was originally revealed to be tentative and a project title, but the official name was locked down at the Electronic Entertainment Expo in June 2010. <BR><BR><!-- start image div  -->
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<TD><BIG><B>When was the 3DS announced?</B></B></B></BIG><BR></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><BR>The 3DS was revealed by Nintendo on March 23, 2010 <B><A href="http://ds.ign.com/articles/107/1079233p1.html"><FONT color=#003399>in a brief statement to the press</FONT></A></B>, just prior to the North American launch of the DSi XL on March 28, 2010. It was officially revealed to the masses on June 15th at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, California during Nintendo's Media Briefing at the Electronic Entertainment Expo. <BR>
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<CENTER>E3 2010: Press Conference Demo</CENTER></A></DIV><BR><BR>
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<TD><BIG><B>When will 3DS be released? </B></B></B></BIG><BR></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><BR>No official release date has been revealed <A href="http://ds.ign.com/articles/107/1079233p1.html"><B><FONT color=#003399>beyond Nintendo's statement</FONT></A></B> that it will be available in Japan by the end of the company's fiscal year: March 2011. The system could be released earlier than March 2011. <BR><BR>Nintendo <A href="http://ds.ign.com/articles/110/1109320p1.html"><STRONG><FONT color=#003399>revealed that an announcement about the system's launch and its price will happen in late September.</FONT></STRONG></A></B> <BR><BR>
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<TD><BIG><B><B>How much will the 3DS cost? </B></B></B></BIG><BR></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><BR>No official price has been revealed, but expect it to be within the price range of current handheld costs. In North America, the Nintendo DS Lite is currently $129.99, the DSi is currently $169.99, and the DSi XL is $189.99. To remain competitive, expect the cost of the 3DS to fall under $200 in the US, with the current generation of handhelds to receive price drops in preparation of the 3DS arrival. <BR><BR>
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<TD><BIG><B>What will the 3DS look like? </B></B></B></BIG><BR></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><BR>The 3DS looks very much like an updated Nintendo DSi. The form factor remains nearly identical, though the D-pad has been shifted down and the stylus placement has been moved towards the rear of the unit. Side by side comparisons reveal that the 3DS is slightly less wide but also slightly thicker than the original Nintendo DSi. <BR><BR>
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<CENTER>E3 2010: 3DS Hands On Demo</CENTER></A></DIV><BR><BR>A <A href="http://gear.ign.com/articles/109/1090297p1.html"><B><FONT color=#003399>submission by hardware manufacturer Mitsumi</FONT></A></B> revealed developer hardware for the 3DS, giving us an early glimpse of the system's use of a widescreen display on top while retaining the 4:3 display on the bottom. <BR><BR>
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<TD><BIG><B>How powerful is the 3DS? </B></B></B></BIG><BR></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><BR>Nintendo has not revealed any specs for the 3DS system <B><A href="http://ds.ign.com/articles/109/1098729p1.html"><FONT color=#003399>beyond the basics and size/shape</FONT></A></B>, but expect it to well surpass the Nintendo DS in visual and processor capabilities. To provide stereoscopic 3D effects the system must have the ability to render each game field twice, one for each of the player's eyes, a technique that will require significant horsepower to produce. <BR><BR>Japanese company Digital Media Professional (DMP) revealed <A href="http://ds.ign.com/articles/110/1100568p1.html"><B><FONT color=#003399>that it is the company that's providing the graphics processor for the 3DS.</FONT></B></A> The system is using the PICA200 graphics core, a chip designed for use in mobile phones, amusement machines, and game consoles. The architecture uses DMP's proprietary "Maestro Technology" to achieve high quality visuals with minimal power dissipation. <BR><BR>Several developers that have experienced 3DS in its current form have reported, off the record, that it has processing capabilities that exceed the Nintendo Wii, and with 3D shaders they can make games that look close to current generation visuals on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on the lower resolution screens. <BR><BR>The 3DS device is not using <A href="http://www.nvidia.com/object/tegra_250.html" target=_tegra><B><FONT color=#003399>the NVIDIA Tegra mobile chipset,</FONT></B></A> a rumor that's been floating around since 2009. <BR><BR>
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<TD><BIG><B>What Nintendo games are being made for the Nintendo 3DS?</B></B></B></BIG><BR></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><BR><BR>Nintendo revealed several first-party projects in the works including Animal Crossing, Nintendogs + Cats, Pilotwings Resort, Paper Mario, Kid Icarus: Uprising, Mario Kart, Steel Diver, and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. <BR><BR><!-- start image div  -->
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<DIV style="WIDTH: 400px" class=inlineImageCaption>An actual 3DS screenshot of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.</DIV></DIV><!--- end image div --><BR><BR>There were <A href="http://ds.ign.com/articles/109/1099595p1.html"><B><FONT color=#003399>several tech demos shown at the Electronic Entertainment Expo</FONT></A></B>, though it's unclear if any of those projects will be turned into final 3DS software. <BR><BR>
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<TD><BIG><B>How will the 3D work on 3DS? </B></B></B></BIG><BR></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><BR>The 3DS system employs technology that sends two individual images to the left and right eyes of the player. With each screen displaying the same image slightly off-set, the system will force the brain to interpret depth in the same way it does with natural depth perception. There is a "sweet spot" where players must hold the system straight in front of them and at a specific distance from their eyes, and though any drift outside of the sweet spot will kill the 3D effect, it's a wide enough range to enable a certain range of freedom. <BR><BR>The 3DS features a 3.5 inch widescreen display, capable of resolutions of 400 pixels wide by 240 pixels wide -- the system renders a display at 800 pixels by 240 pixels, but the display resolution is cut in half to provide the 3D effect. <BR><BR>Prior to the system announcement, Nintendo <A href="http://ds.ign.com/articles/108/1088401p1.html"><B><FONT color=#003399>ensured that gamers will have the ability to turn on and off the 3D effect</FONT></A></B>. The system has a slider control on the right side of the top half of the system that can intensify or weaken the 3D effect – pushing the slider all the way down turns the stereoscopic effect off completely. An LED indicator will light up when the 3D effect is turned on, no matter its intensity. <BR><BR>When the 3D effect is turned off, you will no longer need to hold the system in its "sweet spot" as the screen will only display one of the two images. <BR><BR>Nintendo has not revealed which company is supplying the 3D screen technology, but it's expected that Sharp, the current provider of LCD screens for the Nintendo DS, is supplying the 3D displays for the 3DS portable. The company revealed, just a week after Nintendo's 3DS announcement in March 2010, its portable 3D screen technology. <BR>Nintendo has not revealed everything regarding the 3DS, but there will be a large list of improvements to the Nintendo DS experience. <BR><BR>Nintendo showed off the ability to play back movies in stereoscopic 3D. Though the company hasn't announced any movie distribution deals, Nintendo demonstrated the movie playback feature using 3D trailers for How to Train Your Dragon, Disney's Tangled, and Legends of the Guardian. The playback was seamless with 3D effects that mirrored the same trailers playing on the big screen. <BR><BR><!-- start image div  -->
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<DIV style="WIDTH: 468px" class=inlineImageCaption>Imagine this How to Train Your Dragon trailer, but with depth.</DIV></DIV><!--- end image div --><BR><BR>The system will add a "tag mode" in the system's firmware to enable data exchange between systems when the device is closed. It's the next generation of what's known as "Bark Mode" in games like Nintendogs, where the systems will seek out nearby DS units running Nintendogs, and transmit/receive other players' game data. On the 3DS, the s the mode will be built into the system and not require compatible games to be running for it to work. Any game that supports the mode will have data sent and received wirelessly to other systems regardless of which cartridge is currently loaded. <BR><BR>The Nintendo 3DS will also feature new wireless features that will improve the online and downloading experience. For 3DS, Nintendo is exploring modes where the system will automatically connect and download data, pushing messages and games to the player without requiring them to log in. Nintendo uses the example of having the daily news sent to the system before the player even wakes up. <BR><BR>
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<TD><BIG><B>Which companies are making games for 3DS? </B></B></B></BIG><BR></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><BR>During the E3 press conference, Nintendo revealed the line-up of companies working on 3DS projects. <BR>
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<TD><BIG><B>Is the 3DS backward compatible? </B></B></B></BIG><BR></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><BR>The 3DS will be backward compatible with the Nintendo DSi. To ensure compatibility, the system retains the internal and external cameras of the Nintendo DSi and has the ability to download software straight to solid state storage inside the handheld, as well as feature the standard D-pad and buttons input, touch screen functions, and microphone. And, of course, it has the two screen display. <BR><BR>Standard DS games will likely not have the ability to be displayed in stereoscopic 3D on the 3DS. DS games will likely only be displayed in standard 2D. Just as the Nintendo DSi removed the Game Boy Advance slot from the Nintendo DS and Nintendo DS Lite design, there is no GBA cartridge slot on the 3DS. <BR><BR>
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<TD><BIG><B>How will the 3DS improve the Nintendo online experience?</B></B></B></BIG><BR></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><BR>Other than improving the experience with a more seamless experience that will focus on "pushing" data to the player, Nintendo has not revealed anything related to the Wi-Fi capabilities of the 3DS. <BR><BR>Nintendo president Satoru Iwata did, late last year, <A href="http://ds.ign.com/articles/104/1041140p1.html"><B><FONT color=#003399>go on the record admiring the Kindle strategy</FONT></B></A> of persistent online for handheld device. With Kindle, Amazon had partnered with Sprint to allow free use of the phone service provider's data network for downloading of books. Though it is not known whether this strategy will be a part of the 3DS experience, currently it seems unlikely that this will make it for the first generation of 3DS systems. <BR><BR>
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<TD><BIG><B>When will more information be revealed on 3DS? </B></B></B></BIG><BR></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><BR>Now that the system has been demonstrated publicly at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, Nintendo will continue to fuel additional details of the system's capabilities – on its terms – leading up to the 3DS system's release, currently scheduled by March 2011. <BR><BR><I>Got a question not covered here? Hit us up in the comment field below.</I> <BR>

songfujs

感谢分享..............我也去发新闻了............

exefile

我做一篇阅读起码要10分钟 你这多少字数啊大哥                               .

songfujs

为啥要有被耍的感觉[？][？][？]。。。

cyehua

看不懂啊                                                                                           .

songfujs

我也没看懂到底啥意思................