Nintendo says 3DS was initially the DS successor without 3D features

The Nintendo 3DS has no 3D function (compiled/wendy), which is famous for its 3D function, will be listed next month.　　For many people, this will be the first real sense of contact with the naked 3D game, but you know, at first, Nintendo didn't design 3D features for the Palm machine. Nintendo 3DS platform producer Hideki Konno said they wanted to make a DS successor after the DS system, when it was just planning to design a backwards-compatible prototype. The technology prototype didn't have 3D support until 2008, and then Nintendo started looking for some technology that could serve the game, when several of the Wii's hosts could already be connected to the 3D display, and Nintendo saw the game on the 3D monitor like "Mario Car".　　The results were good and Nintendo decided to start making a handheld--3ds with a 3D effect.　　Interestingly, many features have just been added before the 2010E3 show, and Nintendo's Miyamoto thinks 3DS is "missing something", actively pushing 3DS to add gyro sensors while driving 3DS in the development process. Nintendo 3DS will be listed in the United States on March 27.