Does anybody have a glitch when in gyroscope aim?

Like when i go into a binocular or cannon, ya know when ya can go into gyroscope camera, does the camera move up on its own? even thought i am completely still and not moving my 3DS, the camera goes up on its own, for a few secs, can easily fix it by moving the thumbstick down for a few seconds and there it all normal, dunno if i am the only one, anybody happened that?

Additional details - Nov 16, 2011 11:54 am GMT

Also i like to Add, i did a test on my Zelda Ocarina 3D to see if it was the gyroscope failing and nope, it wasn't at all, the camera when aiming the hookshot or bow, it stayed still while i was still, so it just happening on super mario 3D land. also update on the 'bug" kinda just "sets itself up" a little then stops and i can control it and all. so is like a" glitch" of sorts.

Submitted Answers

From ProfTolkien on Nov 16, 2011 2:16 am GMT

sounds like you may have been holding down one of the shoulder buttons when the game loaded. Try powering down your system and starting the game back up without pressing any buttons or moving the circle pad. If the problem's fixed great. If not there may be a problem with your system's gyroscope and you may have to send it in for repairs. You can find out more about how to get it fixed at nintendo's website.
From Wariofanatic on Jan 2, 2012 1:27 am GMT

There is a limit on how far to each side of the screen you can go and the gyroscope does move a bit even if you think you aren't moving it at all. It's very sensitive and the only way you can be sure that you're not moving it is by placing it on a table or something like that where it won't move at all.
From Bloodyshark on Jan 3, 2012 5:03 am GMT

I have. It may just be a glitch with the game. If you dont want to use the gyroscopic aim, you can just use the circle pad to aim
From Moonkey123 on Oct 25, 2012 11:29 pm GMT

This happened to me once, and this is how--I fixed* it:
1. Turn on 3DS
2. Hold down Y and B for approximately three seconds before you enter any games of software.
3. You'll see a box titled "Motion-Sensor Calibration".
4. Select "Calibrate", then follow the on-screen prompt. (YOU MUST REMOVE ANYTHING ATTACHED TO THE 3DS, THEN PLACE IT ON A --->COMPLETELY<--- FLAT SURFACE!!)
5. Test it out.
6. If it didn't work, go through steps 1-3
7. Select "Revert to Default Settings", then follow the on-screen prompt. (You don't have to remove anything attached to the 3DS, or place it on a flat surface while doing this.)
*DISCLAIMER-- THIS MIGHT NOT WORK.

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