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Actually, it's not, because pretty much every new game is optimized for 60 fps in mind and it can be a gigantic pain in the rear end to get it to 120 fps the new 3d monitors have brighter 3d than the old ones but it's still noticeably darker and it really hurts your eyes, like way way more than your eyes would hurt from playing a 3ds. i wouldnt recommend it
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oh also a lot of 'nvidia 3d ready' titles are flat out loving lying and have all sorts of problems with the 3d
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i like it too
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Knuc U Kinte posted:It's awesome. Stop being a hater. 
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Wormskull posted:Does it work with like 3D videos and stuff. It does, yes, so if you're really big on 3D movies you could consider it an option, though if the 3DS has ever given you a headache be wary because the shutter glasses are way more stressful on your eyes
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Wormskull posted:I never looked at a 3DS so I have no idea. I think you need to re-examine your priorities then. What would you rather do, spend hours loving around with hardware and video settings to eek out enough fps to make 3d playable on a game that's probably going to have interface issues with the 3d, and may ultimately give you a headache? Or journey into a brand new world of gaming chock full of epic win 3ds titles? the choice is yours, gamer. edit: oops i forgot an 'of', egg on my face 
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