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My friend said that the only good thing about not seeing in 3D is that the 3Ds doesn't strain his eyes
Said him that playing long times with Tetris will cure him lazy eye.
You have Tetris Axis for 10 bucks on eShop so it's cheap.
Lol actually, the only way to cure lazy eye is to treat it early.
But it helps a lot... Search in on Internet
I can see the 3D perfectly fine, thanks to God. However, if you;'re friend think that NOT seeing 3D is a great way to cut the eye strain then I think he hasn't seen the 3D control button on the 3DS, it will turn the 3D off for good. xD I never play with 3D on, the 3D imo is just for showing off to friends xD
I recently found out through a friend of mine that he has a lazy eye and can't see games displayed in 3D on his 3DS. Watching movies with 3D glasses doesn't work as well.
How about you guys?
Said him that playing long times with Tetris will cure him lazy eye.
You have Tetris Axis for 10 bucks on eShop so it's cheap.
I can see in 3D perfectly. YAY!
OH MY GOD I JUST GOOGLED IT IT IS TRUE!
"Playing the puzzle game requires information to be sent to both eyes, making them work cooperatively."
"Playing Tetris Helps patients recover"
This is amazing! More people should now about this. http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/259547.php
The cheapest Tetris is Virtual Console for $4 on the eShop. Have your friend try it!
But the retail game Tetris Axis is 10 bucks on the eShop, it's in full color, in 3D, with different gameplays (including ar ones) and online...
I think it's just there to make the gameplay a bit more interesting in some cases. In FE: Awakening, for example, I like to play with 3D on a lot of the timeI can see it although I don't typically use it. Some games utilize it well but I just don't see the point of it, it's nice for cutscenes but when I'm playing a game it takes some of the attention away from the game and toward the 3D aspect.