Lafiel on 07 January 2017
they can't rule out the possiblity that long time 3D usage could have negative effects especially on developing eyes, so they advise not to do so (to prevent charges)
if those kids only use it for a short amount (like 30minutes) a day I doubt there is any real chance of lasting damage
| snyps said: I had lassie surgery that lasted around ten years before my eye sight began to worsen. I just happened to start playing 3DS when this happened. But I also just went back to college and started squinting at the chalk board. It may be anecdotal but I have a feeling its not good for anyone's eyes. Heading tracking probably fixed some issues. |
an article I read in a reputable science magazine said that the worst thing for eyes is reading/studying, because students often do that indoors/for hours and eyes (up until the age of ~35) need atleast 2 hours of outside sunlight (outside it's much much brighter than inside, even if you have "bright" lights or big windows) a day in order to inhibit further lateral growth of the eyeball (> myopia)
