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Resistance: Burning Skies: The Kotaku Review So, we’ve seen the 3DS’s augmented reality games played on an iPhone, on an Android phone and on a white board. We’ve seen giant cards spawn giant Miis and Marios. Now, thanks to this t-shirt, you may see the AR dragon pop out of someone’s chest.
There will be 16 games available on the Nintendo 3DS when it goes on sale on March 27, but its best games may be the ones built right into the machine. And video doesn’t show the half of it.
Nintendo will soon be releasing “large” Augmented Reality (AR) cards for the 3DS handheld. Which is fine, but we prefer ones that are “ridiculously enormous”.
The Nintendo 3DS will come with six augmented reality cards. But what does that mean?
It made me poop myself with excitement. Seamus headed over to the AR.Drone launch today, and came back armed with some insane iPhone recorded footage of the AR.Drone, a new hover craft gadget that can be controlled with an iPhone. The thing that really got me excited however was IR.Pursuit, and Augmented Reality game that let’s you hunt and shoot down players using the same device.
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