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Sure, but an iPad isn't a full 3D environment. And even what people call full 3D environments don't include all the stimulations of actual 3D real life, e.g. in
by klipt 8y ago
Sure, but an iPad isn't a full 3D environment. And even what people call full 3D environments don't include all the stimulations of actual 3D real life, e.g. inner ear balance.
- malvosenior 8y agoSome non-3D iPad game seems like a bad example to use in the article given the popularity of things like Minecraft. Why not discuss the impact 3D games have instead? Also, playing with blocks doesn’t do anything to your inner ear.
- hutzlibu 8y agoThen there are things like sensatory feelings ... on your hands. Which can be different from a touchscreen..