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namenickI agree and think that I will not use 3D the whole time tooI'm going to sue nintendo.
But I also think that Nintendo must be very clear about the risk of using the 3D functionbecause I think that not every people will know that risk
UniqueNinjawhats the risk? and maybe this is the first time where i would go to the shop and purchase 3DS games ;DI read the news in my language (italian) and now i found something similar in english too...
In an interview with Kotaku, Nintendo America President Reggie Fils-Aime said, “We will recommend that very young children not look at 3D images. That’s because, [in] young children, the muscles for the eyes are not fully formed… This is the same messaging that the industry is putting out with 3D movies, so it is a standard protocol. We have the same type of messaging for the [1990s Nintendo virtual reality machine] Virtual Boy, as an example.â€http://kotaku.com/5566671/nintendo-testing-healthiness-of-3ds-advising-young-children-to-avoid-3dI'm going to buy a 3DS but I also hope that who will buy it know those things
rell · #166About the whole eye thing, my eyes used to hurt really bad when I got my first ds, they used to hurt to a point that I couldnt play the game any more, is this related to the 3ds thing?? I doubt it, but maybe thats why they put the health warnings on the boot screen.or maybe you use the light of the display too high...
unqiueninja · #167It is because you play to a extent that you had eye fatigue, or you play in a dim room, or you focused only on the ds screen and nothing else. So the point is to rest your eye for 15 minutes for every 1hour of gameplay ;DAnd tell me whoo really plays the game for one hour and takes a break. I would really like to meet someone who isnt forced by parents to do so. I dont play in dim rooms so my eyes must have been fatigued, cause I usually played outside in the day time.
rell · #169And tell me whoo really plays the game for one hour and takes a break. I would really like to meet someone who isnt forced by parents to do so. I dont play in dim rooms so my eyes must have been fatigued, cause I usually played outside in the day time.I am the one who play one hour and takes a break as i do care for my precious eyes ;D You play outside in the daytime and that states that the light that is reflected to the ds screen is reflected back to your eyes as Glare ;D
rellits the regular ds not ds lite.And tell me whoo really plays the game for one hour and takes a break. I would really like to meet someone who isnt forced by parents to do so. I dont play in dim rooms so my eyes must have been fatigued, cause I usually played outside in the day time.It can also be genetic/individualism. Some people are sensitive to lights from say TV screens or flashing lights =P
rell · #166About the whole eye thing, my eyes used to hurt really bad when I got my first ds, they used to hurt to a point that I couldnt play the game any more, is this related to the 3ds thing?? I doubt it, but maybe thats why they put the health warnings on the boot screen.Which brightness setting do you play your games on?