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Kid Icarus 3DS Trailer Boasts Near Wii-Quality Graphics
When Pit took the stage during Nintendo's E3 2010 press conference, he was met with thunderous applause. Following the warm reception the audience grew hush. Perhaps Kid Icarus Uprising's remarkable graphics for the 3DS had the crown stunned into silence. The game's cinematic presentation and gonzo gameplay are impressive accomplishments for a handheld system, even if this is a trailer of an unfinished product.
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Sure, it may not be in 3D, but it still looks awesome. Who knew that Pit's glorious return would come in tandem with such breakthrough technology?
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