MeNobody14 (2013-08-29 22:44:21)

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I think it looks pretty good. It's cheap, and it looks as though it's a dual-screened tablet. I think I might buy one.

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MeNobody14 (2013-08-29 22:53:59)

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This is genius, really. Do any of you know-it-all noobs remember the gameboy advance? One of the main reasons I loved it, was because it didn't flip.

Most 3DS problems are the opening/closing mechanisms. Some people just flip way to hard, which brings me to my second point:

This. Is. Perfect.

For little people, of course. If you hand a five yearold a floppy cellphone, what's the first thing he's gonna do?

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Kammeh (2013-08-30 01:36:43)

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I think the 2DS was a cute idea. It's perfect for young kids who can't use the 3d feature on a 3ds.

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Robdeprop (2013-08-30 03:08:37)

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It's actually a genius move by Nintendo.

A lot of people (parents) are thinking you can't turn off the 3D effect on the Nintendo 3DS, and that's why they don't let their little kids get one. (You can with the depth slider, AND you can disable 3D in the parental settings though...)

With the Nintendo 2DS, the parents will think "Oh, there's no 3D effect so that's safe for our kids!".

Also, it's cheaper, and because it can't be folded, it's harder to break, so that's perfect for the little kids aged under 7!

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Also, stop ranting on the Nintendo 2DS. It isn't like it's gonna replace your Nintendo 3DS. Your 3DS is not going anywhere. It gives you an extra OPTION, which is a good thing.

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Ron1212 (2013-08-30 06:49:25)

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Wrong forum.

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