I don't see why it should be any more dangerous than focusing on stuff in 3D in the real world. It's probably just a silly warning to protect them in the 1 in a million chance there is some unforeseen consequence. My only other thought is maybe young children aren't as good at being able to combine the images from their eyes to see anything in 3D, so maybe it would be harder for them to appreciate the technology, and they just tell them not to use it so they won't be disappointed with it. I do recall when I was very young that I basically looked at things with my right eye and I'd get dizzy and nauseous if I had to look at something with only my left eye, and maybe that's not uncommon in children.
i'm in agreement with iphys... sounds like the standard CYA kind of thing they put into those booklets you get with your system and peripherals and certain games that you just throw away as garbage. that said, young eyes are still developing, so it could very well have something to do with not wanting them to concentrate for very long on the 3D effects. who knows.
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The warning isn't a worry, since it applies equally to all 3-D technologies. What worries me is reading about game designers planning on restricting or eliminating 3D from their 3DS games because it tires the eyes. That's what the slider is for! Almost as annoying as Wii developers who say that too much motion control in a game tires the arm too much, so they don't put any motion control in their Wii game.
That is slightly worrisome, however, it is probably just an excuse for when they become too lazy to put 3-D in their games.
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Im sure there is probably a parental control to turn off the 3D effect altogether, so im sure it will be fine. Plus, kids under 7 will probably not care as they will like anything that you throw at them.
I hope no one neglects the 3D in games for the 3DS. It annoys me how few games on the Wii actually use the motion controls, since that was supposed to be the main reason to buy the system.
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