[color=red]3[/color][color=black]DS[/color] Saves someones life in Japan!

I'm getting it.

“If you want to be fancy, hold your pinky finger like this. The higher you hold it, the fancier you are.”

That's awesome. :D

It's my job to help the next generation, and set a good example for them. And for that I'll gladly lay down my life.

God plays nintendo....lol

I'll be back every now and then

Some guy got out of his crashed car at night using his Dsi's light.

Herro dere.

lol wow...some of the strsngest things happen...lol

Love is like the beat of my heart whenever you cross my mind. Love is like the smile on my face whenever I look into your eyes

Very useful in dangerous situations? That's a miracle.

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Thats pretty cool

Where there is light, there is always darkness.

I have found absolutely no sources to verify this. I have a feeling that it's just a trend and nothing else.

Catch my drift.

Thats just... wow... i cant explain how life saving that probaly was. well that BOOSTED there prestige around the now!! "3DS AN EVOLUTION IN GAMING OR A LIFE SAVING DEVICE!?!?!?!?!"

Pain is just weakness exiting the body.

ehhhh seems fake

dreams are just a myth

OMG a super her hero game device i want one.

Listening to Hatsune Miku 3pm-8pm. I'll be on at 8pm-10pm every day.

Wow!I'm getting a 3DS!

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@Drwho15 No, using it in lieu of medical equipment is going too far.

Catch my drift.

Hmm, okay. That's interesting. I took "if they can't see the 3D then there is something wrong with their eyes" to mean that the 3DS could be used as a device to measure a child's retinal growth. And though the blurb does state that this particular handheld console could detect certain vision disorders, I'd like much more detail along with substantial reasoning and support by additional individuals in the field of pediatric optometry. I'm not trying to overlook anything, but I have to admit it does sound far-fetched.

Catch my drift.

Thanks. Apparently, there are numerous articles about this; so it's pretty new, with more information coming in from scientific correspondents by the hour. I do like the fact that that particular article shows both sides of the issue.

And as one would suspect, I tend to favor the more cautious ideas maintained by Nintendo. I noticed that the initial warning made by Nintendo was because the 3-D image could possibly disturb the still growing nervous connection between a child's brain and eye. The claim that the very same thing could detect natural problems makes me very skeptical. I believe that at best, something like the 3DS is better than nothing (even for my belief that most children 6 years and under will not be using a 3DS), but, quite obviously, inferior to sound medical tests.

Catch my drift.

Wait! how is that possible? It doesnt have any sound when you encounter someone in streepass

Friendship is like peeing on yourself: everyone can see it, but only you get the warm feeling that it brings.

@eddypikachu StreetPass mode allows 3DS systems to communicate wirelessly in a variety of ways. It has nothing to do with audibility.

Catch my drift.

Pretty cool story.
I've learned a new lesson:
Always carry a 3DS on my person so when I'm in trouble...I can be located if someone else has a 3DS with them...yeah not too likely, but still pretty cool.

It's my job to help the next generation, and set a good example for them. And for that I'll gladly lay down my life.

3DS friend or foe XO

Come at me dog.

Epic. o.o

Let's meet in the dream world again