That's common, older games have lower res. So when DS games are played on 3DS, the bigger/stretched display makes the graphics more pixellated. But thanx anyway i didn't knew about the press select & start button.. Very useful tip

Perhaps ur doing it wrong as the 3DS needs to know the SSD ID and Password for any network it's trying to connect. Who would bother asking the shop anyway?

3DS Browser uses the same Netfront Engine as the PS3. But it doesn't support Flash yet thus user's not able to watch youtube videos. Facebook can be used on very minimal basis/function and stucks later on. Some ppl might say we're using the 3DS browser for the wrong reasons. But i think as a company Nintendo needs to accept that not everyone's surfing usage is the same. I mean Facebook & Youtube is obviously one of the most visited sites on the net and not having it supported is just the same as not having a browser at all. The 3DS is a handheld and user's who bring the 3DS outdoor would obviously surf something like FB & YT instead of educational or work purposes. Even blog sites tend to have non-basic control schemes and it won't be long until the 3DS browser isn't usable at all thus losing some of it's values. Minor or Not, buyers are promised of the function and as if it's not already bad that we were forced to wait a certain amount of time before the browser was made available. I'm just saying if the PS3 which uses the same browser could do it then there's no reason for the 3DS not to. Screw battery life reasoning. I know how to maintain an acceptable gaming time. Level 3 Brightness + 60-70% Sound Volume all the way.

To those who might understand better of the Netfront Browser's usage in Japan, what kind of website does the Japanese ppl surf daily using their mobile that they're satisfied with this kind of browser? (Excluding H)

Another thing i'd like to ask is how does a person who owns a 3DS Headphone can listen to MP3's while having their 3DS shut off. Or is it just by having the 3DS in sleep mode that ur still able to hear the music by connecting a headphone?

This post has been edited by man3k: Jun 13 2011, 01:27 AM

Sorry i completely missed the point that you're trying to access from a public connection. If that's the case. Inside Connection Settings, make sure you've set Auto-Obtain IP Address. Then try opening the 3DS Internet Browser and see if it works..

This post has been edited by man3k: Jun 13 2011, 08:28 PM