Like Pokémon, One Piece Unlimited World: RED On 3DS Has No 3D Effect

Did you think Pokémon X and Y were the only major Nintendo 3DS games skimping out on the stereoscopic 3D effect? They aren’t—One Piece Unlimited World: RED has no 3D at all.

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After finding out that the One Piece Unlimited World: RED demo has no stereoscopic 3D effects, we looked up the game’s description, as well as one of the trailers to confirm if the full retail game would be lacking 3D as well, and it turns out that it will.

 

On the bright side, Unlimited World: RED supports up to four players and looks like it’s making up for the lack of 3D with some rather impressive visuals. The game is slated for release on November 21st in Japan.

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