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How To Make Call of Duty Look 3D

1. Make sure your head isn't leaning towards one side. In other words, your left ear should be the same height off the ground as your right ear.
   
2. Keep your head completely still. Rest the back or side of your head on an object (like your chair) for it to work better and get rid of any movement.
   
3. Close one eye, while keeping the other open.
   
4. Now look at your TV and after a few seconds it the game should begin to start looking 3D.
   

So basically, keep your head still and see with one eye. This works because you are relying on the TV and the game for depth perception, and not your two eyes.

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Also, if your TV has motionflow (or any other framerate boosting enhancement), turn it on. I recommend going into Theater Mode to try this. I've noticed that the illusion works really good if you are spectating someone who is using a Galil or Famas, or if you Pause and go to Free Roam and you look at the particles that are made from an explosion.




This is fun to do when you are spectating somebody in S&. And also, I have accidentally tried to "focus" with my eye on objects that are far away, but in reality since everything on the screen is actually the same distance from my eye, my vision went blurry! When the 3D effect kicks in, it really looks convincing and it can trick you.

This is very interesting or you could just take some good OL Dope and it would be 3D

FYI... You need 2 eyes to see in 3D!

Or one hell of a trip!!!

Actually, we all see in 2D. If we could see in 3D, then we could see all 6 sides of a cube. We can only see 3.

what the hell !! ha

Depth perception!

Cool Bro Gotta Try This Later On D

I don't wanna see pieces of rocks and other stuff coming to me :O Or i dont wanna see bushes in corners (Ghost users)

are you sure you wernt just high? because everything looks 3d when ur high

Sounds legit scientifically. And, no you do see in 3d. If you saw in 2d (assuming we take out depth as a dimension, not height or width) you would see only the front of objects. If you moved to the side slightly, you would see the same exact image only slightly to the side. Whereas with 3d, everything you look at is different depending on the angle. Now if we were to see in 4d... you would see that sniper around the corner about to shoot you, and the guy behind you about to stab you... Hmm since you bring up the fact that its flat 3d, 4d could actually be brought into a videogame also. You just wouldn't be able to play it for a lack of comprehension.