With Nintendo's 3DS handheld almost here, we're getting more glimpses of the soon-to-be-released device every day. The wait is pretty agonizing-- this is glasses-free 3-D we're talking about here, people. Even reports ofa 3-5 hour battery lifefor games played in 3-D mode aren't enough to derail the excitement. Which is a good thing, since a crapton of photos have popped up online showcasing the delicate innards of a leaked 3DS.
No, it's not as exciting as video game screenshots or raw footage. Really, what you're looking at is a bunch of circuit boards, microchips and the like. There's no fancy-schmancy accelerometer to ooo and ahh over. The big selling point for the 3DS -- glasses-free 3-D --really just requires a specially designed screen. You've seen screens before. Here's another one.
Groovy. If anyone's got some insight into what functions the various bits and pieces do, by all means share it in the comments. I definitely see the makings of the device's analog pad as well as the game cartridge slot. I wonder where the enchanted hamster wheel that makes the 3-D happen is located....
Take a long look at these pics, which you can find the rest of over atTVGZone.com. Savor it. Chances are high you won't be so excited to explore the inner workings of the 3DS once you have your very own in-hand a few weeks from now.
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