this AR looks better than psp invizimals ?

i woonder how the graphics on 3ds,most games looks superb better than psp
but got 1 racing game,i think its alsphalt ..the graphic ..looks like ds

Major changes from 1.1.0-1J updates to

● improved system stability
More comfortable way to enjoy, and will improve the overall stability of the system.

● Since when updating communications capabilities
We extend some of the ability to receive data, such as Oshirase.

● Improved network connectivity
And other wireless Internet access in some Nintendozon, sometimes can not communicate it made measures.

● "3D images of live music, " added
Delivering music is "Super Mario Brothers Theme" in, O. Kondou Hiroshi was responsible for the Super Mario series composer (piano) is playing with studio musicians.

what region are u guys getting? US or europe?

US of coz

Where the 3DS does trump the PSP in terms of control, however, is with its new analogue nub – officially called the Circle Pad. While Sony’s first handheld had a flat nub with imprinted grip, Nintendo has opted for a concave surface, which acts as a nest for the thumb.

We find this analogue nub responsive, with a quick and definite snap back to centre once it it’s released. We had three handhelds to play with, however, and one did notice one particularly sticky Cicle Pad, which didn’t come all the way back to the middle if pushed to its boundaries. It’s important to say that only one device demonstrated this problem – but it could be a sign of nubby problems later on in the 3DS’ lifespan.

Out of the games we play, Nintendogs + Cats boasts some of the most profound depth, as our pets roam around a large living room. Accordingly, the slightest sideways rotation – even by as little as a degree – causes flickering of the image and the occasional split-second blackout.

Had a chance to test this out during my Hong Kong trip this week. Pretty interesting 3D this thing can generates but I gotta agree with the 3D slider. Its really really flimsy. Even a new one dat came fresh out of the box was a lil wobbly. Zzz

The 3DS doesn’t feel quite so expensive or solid as something like the Sony PSP. The D-pad, face and shoulder buttons are small with that distinctly ‘clicky’ feel, with clearly little room to move inside the body.