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Author: CoarseDragon
Posted: April 01, 2011 (11:33 AM)
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That fact presents the game from feeling as expansive as it otherwise could have. I think you wanted to use "prevents" in this sentence.

You summed up the game rather nicely.


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Author: zippdementia
Posted: April 01, 2011 (12:09 PM)
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I've heard the 3DS is murder on the eyes. Truth?


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Author: honestgamer
Posted: April 01, 2011 (12:52 PM)
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Not truth for me. I played for a few hours and my eyes were no worse off than normal. They suggest taking a break every half-hour or so, which I often do anyway, but really it's no worse than playing PSP or DS for long stretches. The problem is that everyone's eyes are different and not everyone is going to be clever enough to know where to set the 3D sensitivity. Figure all of that out--which doesn't take long--and it's great... at least so far. I've only put a lot of time into a total of two games so far: Pilotwings Resort (obviously) and Super Street Fighter IV (which doesn't feel like it should really be possible or as excellent as it is on a Nintendo handheld).


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