Posts by [UR]GrandAndreasK

Peeerfect.....7 more deaths and i go to NY...

But i supose some good players will get rich.....sooo...is all this made so all the almost bankrupt ppl in the game can make a comback.....or to make the rich even richer......where is Robin Hood when i need him

Happy Birthday m8

Master Chief in Spiky land

use a pulse gun/turrent then

I have 10 consoles at home and none of them are (Piece Of Shit 1-2 or 3.

4x Xbox-360 1 for spare parts that dont work...... 2 elite ( my little sister is using the other one) and 1 elite slim.....cos i wanted one.

1x SNES.

1x Supernintendo.

2x N64...1 is American.

1x Game Cube.

1x Wii.

1x Dreamcast.

Bond:

Im more interested in cats....

But i guess you may be old for this annyway....so enjoy your newspaper and your walk with the dog m8

Faaby:

yeah the prices upp here in Norway is the worst....i recomand that ppl buy games from the UK if they dont get a good deal in their area......or bether yet buy a American console/handheld/..watever) and American games (NTSC format and not European PAL format) for like half the price^^ works for me.

Faaby and all that didn't bother watching the 2'd video.

Well the N3DS have a dimmer switch that you can turn the 3d upp and and down or off with.....and you dont need glasses cos the N3DS already have a polarized screen as some TV's on the market!

BERKELEY, CA (KGO) -- It appears entertainment can be bad for our health. A UC Berkeley vision scientist is calling attention to what he calls "3D fatigue." His research shows if 3D movies or television is done badly, it strains the viewer's eyes.

A film can certainly be enhanced by 3D. It is a whole new sensory experience and that is a good and bad thing. Because the film is inconsistent with real life, it can lead to feeling tired.

"I think it is here to stay and I think it adds something to the experience," Professor Martin Banks said.

Banks and his research team studied the impact of 3D displays on 11 people.

In the real world, a person's eyes converge when they look at nearby objects and diverge when they look into the distance at the same time,a person's eyes have to focus.

Banks says 3D violates the normal rules of perception.

"You're taking that normal relationship which has been coupled in the brain for years and you're changing it; we showed that can cause fatigue," he said.

That can lead to headaches, blurry vision and a tired feeling.

But the film industry is aware of the issue and new technology is lessening the problem.

so many people are wearing these 3D glasses because of "avatar." and professor banks says technically this film got it right

The recent hit movie Avatar is an example of how Hollywood got it "right." In each scene, the filmmaker draws the viewer to focus on just one object.

"What they did is put the shift between left and right eye imagines of that object essentially to zero,' Banks said.

But 3D TV could mean a change in how people watch TV.

"I'm trying to imagine lying on a couch watching 3D TV; the kind of eye movement you have to make in a stereo media display is unusual," Banks said.

And that can be fatiguing. There may be more issues and Banks says he wants to do a bigger study. He does know that older people are less likely to get fatigued compared to younger people.

Faaby@:

Naw i think your statement was cute Faaby If you have walked into a store and watched a 3D tv for 2 min you will know why it is fun. If it is healthy....thats another story -EDIT->>> wait i think i will make a thread about that : Is 3D-TV healthy or not....Post your opinion?

@To all hardcore gamers out there:

If you don't like OoT, then you just don't like video games. yeah i said it.....now i have to wait for the flames from the Playstation camp lolz

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