Nintendo 3DS Review

What is so attractive about 3D, anyway?
A while back, I saw two landmark 3D movie in the same half-yearly interval Avatar : and the revitalization of Captain EO at Disneyland. The latter, a 1986 Michael Jackson flicks, used 3D in the kind of him-handed ridiculous way used always: asteroids flew to seats. Evil monsters poked their claws and spear in your face. Cue screaming and laughter from the audience.
To a so closely identified with the current 3D boom film attempted Avatar James Cameron's never any of these tricks. I forgot quickly, I see a "3-d movie." Depth, the added sensation things are further away, had the subtle effect of that everything seems real, touchable. 3D technology was the media, not the message.

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