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  Bernd+

  04/17/2016 8:44 PM ·Spoilers

  Thank you very much for all those kind words. The truth behind the 3D story is, that I was not able to see stereoscopic 3D before I developed for Nintendo 3DS. [=O] This is true. But I knew that I need to see the 3D depth to create a game. So I went to a doctor and he gave me special constructed contact lenses. And I went to a specialist for a special 3D training for about 6 months where my brain and my eyes learned how to understand the stereoscopic 3D and to feel the 3D depth. I got a lot of information and knowledge about 3D and how it works in real and in our brain, so I could use all that to create a very unique 3D experience on Nintendo 3DS. Some parts of the 3D I used in my games are against Nintendos guidelines so I had a lot to discuss with them before they understood that this kind of 3D is just a perfect fit for the 3D experience on the Nintendo 3DS. I also added the option to change if the game shall be behind or in front of the display, but this wasn't my idea - I just saw it in the Resident Evil game from Capcom the very first time and I was so amazed, that I just had to implement this too. [=)]

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