but this limit is strictly enforced

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question and answer session at the conference, one of the parent was asked to Satoru Iwata,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Nintendo games on the length of time continued to have no proposals and views. He said that while his own children had limited game time every day, but this limit is strictly enforced, and simply does not work.

Iwata Nintendo is based on a recently completed study carried out to answer this question. The theme of this study is to examine the general public of the game as a fun way to acceptance. According to his study shows, games, other entertainment, there is still a relatively large gap between the detail can be seen under:

He then revealed that Nintendo had said \to add a new machine fatigue technology, which prevents players in the game too long, to continue the game, and game time can also be set by the parents to. However,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], they finally gave up the idea, and it changed the game the player will record the time of design.

This feature is designed to encourage parents and their children can communicate as much as possible to the game and family life more \As this feature listed in the Wii only been completed two years before, so in the present models did not include the DS, but Nintendo was likely to put this technology into 3DS models to go.

Iwata said: \But we have not yet decided this would be like the Wii system is not used in the above set of systems, or take any other way. Nintendo is now very seriously considering such a measure - perhaps the industry's only us on this matter so seriously, how seriously we treat this issue could allow outsiders to surprise,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], to a game company to have this idea very surprised. \

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recent news handheld Nintendo 3DS gradually emerge, most of the news that players are excited, however, revealed a recent message I am afraid that will cause a relatively lively debate . According to GameRant website reported that a shareholder in the recently held meeting, Nintendo's CEO Satoru Iwata said the company, said adding a mandatory 3DS game was almost anti-addiction feature.