gamingeek said:

Mother****! The Gamecube hardware was freaking designed to do 3D.

Iwata:

About ten years ago, when we were launching the Nintendo GameCube console, 3D technology was already available in the form of parallax barrier. We experimented to see what would happen if a LCD display could do 3D using the processing power of the GameCube. The GameCube had the ability to show images from the left eye and the right eye, shifted so that they could produce a 3D effect. The circuitry had been designed with the possibility of using a parallax barrier LCD. We experimented with Luigi’s Mansion, a launch title for the GameCube, to see if it would work. And the result was appealing. It showed depth in the view of the gaming world. But when we reviewed its marketability, we had to consider the problem of consumers having to purchase displays. Game hardware was already one purchase. And the TVs were not cheap at that time. So we thought it would not be practical.

Luigi's would be a good pick for that given the "stage view" taken throughout the game.

gamingeek said:

Kojima is going to reveal a new PS3 exclusive at TGS.

Just listened to the final E3 gamespot podcast.  I had no idea Tor Thorsen was such a douche.  On 3DS: (emphasis his)

Tor Thorsen, "I like the technology, it's a very slick device and when looking straight on it looks quite good.  Problem is it's got a gyroscope in it... so that's kinda broken.  I think a lot of Nintendo fans will like it because they are bringing back a lot of old N64 titles for it..."

Foolz said:

Good splitscreen>>>>good online multi. Especially this gen.

And good splitscreen + good online multi >>>> good splitscreen. Removing features is bad.

Idk about enemies, it's not like I've seen the PS3 version with that exact level and settings and progress.

That De Blob 2 video clearly says that the 360/PS3 versions are ports.

They will end up as better versions for those with HDTVs, or 3DTVs since it supports 3D.

I'll still get it on wii as the visuals are clean enough for me and I enjoy using the remote and all that.

http://www.siliconera.com/2010/02/05/gamecube-secretly-designed-to-work-with-graphical-circuits-for-3d-games/

Gamecube Secretly Designed To Work With Graphical Circuits For 3D Games

“In fact there have already been discussions for a possibility of a 3D video game for a long time,” stated Iwata. “To tell you the truth, GameCube is secretly designed to load graphical circuits which display graphics for right and left eyes respectively, for a future possibility of realizing 3D gaming experience. So actually we have had interest on this technology, but I have some doubt about everyone needing glasses to play.”

As final note, he added: “To wrap up, we have interests but are also aware that there are so many hurdles to overcome, thus we don’t believe every kind of game will become 3D environment in no time.”

Agnates said:

So, Eurocom, making GoldenEye, also made The World is Not Enough for the N64 (not PS1 version). I never played that but it has an 80+ metascore, and from youtube videos it seems like a pretty competent GoldenEye wannabe with great for the N64 visuals. I assume they've also learnt a lot since then, if the same people are still in.

I own that game. It was pretty good, probably the best Bond FPS outside of Goldeneye. Nowhere near as good as Goldeneye but enjoyable nonetheless. I think Eurocom also did Nightfire which was okay I guess. It looked nice enough.

Damn that trailer brings back memories.

3DS video sort of shows off the 3D effect

http://www.gamesradar.com/3ds/mario-kart-3d/news/e3-2010-video-of-nintendo-3ds-shows-off-sexy-3d-rather-effectively/a-20100618161610717079/g-20100616105114364057