I really don't understand that cross eye 3D..

I have a pair of blue/red 3D glasses tho

 

umm let me help a bit
put your finger at arms length from u and between your eyes (or above the nose). Now bring it closer until your nose then without moving yer eyes at all, remove yer finger. Do u see blurriness? thts what u have to aim for with your eyes for this video

u will see double images when u bring yer eyes together (like the finger example above)

do the same here but just focus on bringing your eyes very close until u see 3 blurred images. Then focus on the central one carefully (move closer to the screen if possible) then wait for 15-20 seconds and u will see a very clear image in 3d

Joe: the games on the list are quite amazing (esp assassin's creed 2 and batman), i might try to find a previously used pair of glasses... markers are the problem

 

Wow, that actually hurt my eyes.

 

Thank you, that's a lot easier on my eyes.

 

i agree, blue and red markers are not commonly used here (well where i study they only use temporary markers not permanent)
but after joe's comment, its very exciting to try them out

its even more interesting for me since i and 90% of the population havent even see a 3d tv

 

Some vids work with my official red and blue glasses

 

lol dont worry about it... i'm still finding the markers cuz no one here tht i know of sells 3d glasses (of any kind)
as of now, only one person (besides myself) can see the image in 3d with cross-eye so its hard

 

those are some amazing pics... does this mean tht we can convert 3ds images to cross-eyed (or anaglyph) images to see them in 3d ?

 

Wow! I finally figured out how to see the cross-eyed 3d, its amazing! I tried several times before, but I finally just got it for the first time.
Stare straight at your nose, and kinda look at the image on the screen but dont focus on it. The 2 images should blend together and you get a 3rd image in between them. Once you manage to get it steady and you can see the 3rd image well, you can start to focus directly on this middle image, and see the amazing 3d effect.