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: GamePolitics.comIwata Defends Nintendo's 3DS Warnings
By Andrew Eisen
Does Nintendo know something we don't?
Despite a slew of eye specialists stating there's no evidence that 3D imagery is harmful to young children, Nintendo continues to bang the 'no 3D for the kiddies' drum. In fact, at this weekend's Nintendo World event, Nintendo only allowed small children to play its 3DS demos in 2D. It enforced this rule by having parents mark their children with a Toad character sticker. (AE: Um, okay...)
Nintendo CEO, Satoru Iwata addressed the 3DS warnings in an interview with the Wall Street Journal on Sunday. As many of our readers have speculated, Nintendo's simply covering its butt against potential lawsuits. Read More
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on January 10, 2011 (boomark / email).
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