I wouldnt be able to play games with it on because it would hurt my eyes, but other that that the system is pretty cool

I lost my left eye when I was a kid so for most of my

Although, maybe 5 or so complained about headaches/eye strain, even after they tried re-adjusting the depth slider

It is up to the user to place their eyes into the correct position so that the left image goes to the left eye and the right image goes to the right eye

Another person I know who bought the system had eye strain and headaches initially, but after a few days "adapted" to the 3D and feels nothing now

After looking at a few of the preloaded 3D screens, it kind of makes the eyes go bonkers after awhile

I found it rather easy to play for hours on end with no eye strain or other negative issues.

It also hurts your eyes after a while, so I've always preferred to do without it, which is a real shame, seeing as the product prides itself on its 3D.Non-Game

At first, my eyes were like, what the heck

(Another plus is the ability to turn off the 3D setting if, after playing for awhile, it irritates my eyes or gives me a headache.)The only plus on the side of the

You can see trailers for upcoming movies, music by various artists, little comedy movies and more in 3D (and this doesn't hurt your eyes that much)

I've also noticed other US reviewers, 4 & 5 stars too, are also complaining of their eyes hurting, headaches, & other health problems

I'm almost 20 and it makes my eyes feel funny if I leave it on too long, but it's good in some cases, I never play with it on though

I lived with a dead eye and since you need both eyes to actually see 3D I can't see

Until then parents must keep an eye on activity of the Netflix account, but frankly it's not hard too nor should a parent rely on only a computer to monitor activity

It really is a 'classier' and subtle 3D than all of the horrible 3D movies that Hollywood has been churning out lately that jump out at your face and strain your eyes.

DThe 3D is not recommended for kids, it can hurt their eyes

Some of the pictures that I took with the camera also strain my eyes

the only thing i dont like is the actual 3D, it hurts my eyes to try and look at it and help him play the games when he's stuck, so i turn it off for that moment

After prolonged use, the screen caused eye strain and headache.

If it hurts your eyes, turn off the 3D effect!== Conclusion

Granted I was purposefully testing how much I could move around the screen to maintain my sweet spot (which wasn't much), so I was straining my eyes more than I would while playing a game lying down-say, but even so

This further effects my stereo (3D) vision since my right eye is 'fogged.

It also hurts your eyes after a while, so I've always preferred to do without it, which is a real shame, seeing as the product prides itself on its 3D.Non-Game

Also it doesn't hurt my eyes (like what other things i have heard in Articles...

: It seems like I used to only be able to play for about 20 minutes or so before my eyes would want a break from the 3-d

The 3D hurts your eyes so badly, much more badly than any game I've ever played

The 3D hurts your eyes so badly, much more badly than any game I've ever played

How can 3d possibly damage your eyes?

but I haven't had any eye problems or headaches at all

This special effect is, well, eye-popping to say the least

You could tell them to not use the 3D effect and lower the 3D adjuster, but they might use the 3D anyway and strain their eyes

I wouldn't recommend it to kids, it will strain their eyes

All 3d is is allowing your left eye to see one thing and your right eye to see another thing.

At first, my eyes were like, what the heck

It's the same great Nintendo you expect from previous generations, but in 3D. I have spent a lot of time playing this thing and have not had any headaches, eye strains, or any other problems from looking at the screen with 3D on.

Your arms will get tired and your eyes might feel kind of funny - the same way they feel when you watch a 3D movie in a theater.2

The 3d effect did not hurt my eyes at all.

At first, my eyes did strain and had to put the 3D down, but after a full day of doing nothing but playing the game, my eyes were fully adjusted and the 3D was always on max

Also, the 3D effect has never hurt my eyes.

and I just don't get it, ive never had eye strain or a headache from this unit before

Think of it more as viewing through a window rather than popping out and attacking your eyes.

There's people with the lazy eye this will not work for

The only thing I wish was that Nintendo would stop with their annoying friend codes but that is what continues to keep children all happy and E rated, maybe that could be included in the parental controls as well.

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Love playing pokemon x and y on this thing, I really looking forward to playing the new Super Smash Bros on this.

The only thing I wish was that Nintendo would stop with their annoying friend codes but that is what continues to keep children all happy and E rated, maybe that could be included in the parental controls as well.