One shot: 3D Tetris
Not the Virtual Boy kind, but the Mr. Pitt's obsession kind. It's fully playable and works, actually, mostly, though tracking vertical alignment while consistently keeping your eyes crossed ups the ante considerably. [via Coudal]
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darny
#1 – 9:17 AM September 11, 2009
this is a work of staggering genius!!
SC_Wolf
#2 – 10:22 AM September 11, 2009
When Lord? When the hell do I get to see the goddamn sailboat?
bbonyx
#3 – 11:31 AM September 11, 2009
@ #2 SC_WOLF
It's not a sailboat, it's a schooner.
technogeek
#4 – 11:53 AM September 11, 2009
Needs a stronger visual cue to help the viewer stay focused at the right overlap. Other than that, cute!
hdon
#5 – 11:52 AM September 12, 2009
The JPEG compression creates some stereoscopic artifacts. It's a little annoying.
remmelt
#6 – 1:09 PM September 12, 2009
sc_wolf, I had the hardest time at first, and it takes some getting used to. The trick for me was to get up close and watch two similar points. In the above picture, it worked for me with two of the green dots. Make your vision blurry/cross eyed/unfocused until the points start swimming. Make them overlap and presto: you can look around. Once you get used to having your eyes like that, you can relax and look around. The above pic is a tetris scene, but I guess you got that.
zikman
#7 – 6:16 PM September 17, 2009
woot! high score!
JerNor
#8 – 9:01 AM September 18, 2009
@ #6 REMMELT
Brenda?
Go watch Mallrats.