I have a 3DS, and the first day that I played it, I only played it for about 10-20 mins at a time, and the first several times I felt a bit uneasy, as if I had just forced myself to be cross-eyed for a while, but as time went on, it got easier and easier, so you might be right about it just taking time to adjust. After the first few times, I was like "wow, maybe I shouldn't have purchased this thing," but now, I don't even think about it anymore.
One thing that can help is adjusting the 3D slider to your liking. I feel like the general misconception about the device is something like "the higher the 3D effect, the cooler my game will be," but I've found greater pleasure adjusting the slider on a case-by-case basis, depending on angle, distance, lighting, etc.
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I have a 3DS, and the first day that I played it, I only played it for about 10-20 mins at a time, and the first several times I felt a bit uneasy, as if I had just forced myself to be cross-eyed for a while, but as time went on, it got easier and easier, so you might be right about it just taking time to adjust. After the first few times, I was like "wow, maybe I shouldn't have purchased this thing," but now, I don't even think about it anymore. One thing that can help is adjusting the 3D slider to your liking. I feel like the general misconception about the device is something like "the higher the 3D effect, the cooler my game will be," but I've found greater pleasure adjusting the slider on a case-by-case basis, depending on angle, distance, lighting, etc.