Burny86

@NMFK
Yes, I'm sooo happy everybody else in the industry is the impersonation of creativity and innovation while Nintendo totally has done nothing but recycling the same games for the past 25 years - without even changing them one bit.

/sarcasm

Come on, Nintendo is by far not the only sinner here and neither the worst. Troll harder!

@TCJJ

I doubt that Nintendo paid the lion's share of the 3D screen research. After all, those screens have been developed by other companies, who are likely to pay their research costs and make a profit by selling the screens to Nintendo.

What cost Nintendo time and money, was probably building hardware/software prototypes over the years using the 3D technology at the time and evaluating if it was ready for a mass market device.

@dfnj123
"I want to stay on the 3DS bandwagon, but it starting to look like the NGP does everything imaginable except non-glasses 3D..."

This aaaaand:
Nintendo games!

@9TailedJackal

Don't worry, the children are save! Every time you want to show your 3d-video to someone, both of you will have to enter a 16-digit friend code and do a rain dance.

In short: Nintendo will make sure it's inconvenient enough to use, so nobody will even bother. ;-)

Seriously, I'm still hoping Nintendo has at least replaced per game friend codes with a single account code. They can path as many features into the system as they want later on, but this should be essential for convenient online play in Street Figher, Mario Kart and the likes.

@Burny86
Well, GreenElf was quicker, so: Listen to him!

@Misfit Toy
Wouldn't it be a lot more sensible to just upgrade your PS3's harddrive?
You should be able to get a 500GB 2,5'' hard drive for around 50 bucks and I know, that there were even instructions for changing the hard drive in my PS3's manual.

@Petebot330
No more than it did, when it was released. Those games just don't use the additional movement information, that M+ provides.

If you want a painting application without training wheels on the DS (or iPhone) that lets you export images (.png), the homebrew community provides:
http://colors.collectingsmiles.com/

Colors! doesn't emulate different natural painting tools very well, but it's an outstanding digital painting tool. The best thing: It saves replays of unlimited length, and lets you upload them to their gallery, so you can watch how something was painted.