Wrong again. The game is being released on the system, which I agree I do not like the risks nor how I feel after 3d is shot to my eyes. It's not even the -system- it's the science behind it. Basic biology information can tell you the dangers of it, along with playing Legends--a game with CONSTANT lights heading at you....all I can say is bye bye eyes. I was tempted with OoT when I first heard about it. No doubt. With this? No. Way. Which is why I say that I would prefer it to be on a gaming station that is common and around. Financial risk minimized, no chance of a law suit happening, and less blind people in the world or seizures from playing legends 3.
No no, I'm still right. In fact, you just proved my point. The science behind the system is still the system. It is its main selling point, just like motion control gaming was with the Wii, and it is that revolutionary ideal which is going to sell the system and all the science-y mysticism behind it. Also, have you considered the fact that maybe, just maybe, Sharp and Nintendo have factored in people with your eyesight? You know, that they have some test groups and such that they bring in to their testing areas before they venture forth into their new technological dream idea that's coming out? Or that maybe some of the many many people who have already praised the visuals after seeing first hand are also not comfortable with 3D and perhaps have eyesight as "3Dangerous" as yours? I mean, I'm pretty sure they all don't have many flawlessly awesome vision!
@pb: "Watching a 3D TV can reportedly cause “an epileptic seizure or stroke,” and the following symptoms should be watched out for, “(1) altered vision; (2) lightheadedness; (3) dizziness; (4) involuntary movements such as eye or muscle twitching; (5) confusion; (6) nausea; (7) loss of awareness; (
convulsions; (9) cramps; and/or (10) disorientation.”
Then there is the “motion sickness, perceptual after effects, disorientation, eye strain, and decreased postural stability,” and possible “damage [to] your eyesight.”
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Yep. 3d tv. Worth it. So very very worth it despite all of this. 
And again, which is why they give you the option to slide it off. See, options are good things. It means that even if people like you do get symptoms from this, there's still the option to turn it off. There's also the option of not buying it for fear of said side effect.
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I do however think my eyesight and health > Legends 3. I am not willing to go and bring harm to myself just to play a video game. By the way, how's that putting your eyes to a light for a minute straight while flicking the light on and off going? It's about the same effect.