Nintendo 3ds questions?

[Mattattack]

Two of them.

1. For people that feel bad after using the 3d feature, does playing the game 2d make you feel the same way?

2. Is it uncomfortable playing ds games on the 3ds? For pokemon, you have to walk around, a lot. Is the control pad in a bad spot or does it just take getting used to?

 

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[llaffer]

1) If people get headaches from the 3D effect, playing it in 2D by turning off the 3D Slider will stop the headaches from coming. Since they are used to playing 2D games, this won't confused your brains like 3D gaming might.

2) It takes some getting used to, but it's fine. I switch between the circle pad and the D-pad all the time when playing DS games on my 3DS. Usually will walk with circle pad, then when selcting items from menus, or doing fine-tuned walking, then I'll D-pad it. Both controls do the same thing in a DS game.