I had a go at a demo model, they only had one VR card and some basic pre-loaded software, that said the effect is really good and it actually works but it does for lack of a better description feels heavy on the eyes when you watch it, the analouge nub thing is.. well actually it's all perfectly positioned except for one thing, the nub is used for camera control, so unless you can move thumb fast, your not going to be able to move your character AND your camera. Not sure what else to say, so ask if and if i can reply i'll do so.

From what I've read, the heavy on the eyes thing goes away after you use it for a while.

*shrug* i'm just resipricating what the staff said, and well we all know how often staff know jack shit about what there on about, that said they are gamers....
any way, they only have what comes with the system, no other games.

Bad news: Ocarine of Time 3d isn't a launch title

Awesome news: Master Quest is apparently included in the game.

master quest is rubbish. same game, worse designed puzzles

I was looking forward to this until I heard about the NGP.

Which is probably going to cost twice as much but if it was anything like the last generation it will be something I'll get 950% more use out of. I like ninty handhelds in theory.... but their game library has been severely lacking lately, especially when compared to the PSP. If they can come up with something new I might look into it but I've had enough of rehashes of familiar formulas and remakes of the same games I can readily play elsewhere.

The master quest that was released on the gamecube is not the true master quest persay, just a re-hash of the original with differant/harder dungeons. The true master quest was to add extra content and would become Zelda gaiden or as it was finally known, Majora's mask.

It's going to be the gamecube one on the 3ds