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Fighting Game-Related Motion Sickness
The Escapist has a short article up on methods to combat various forms of motion sickness sometimes related to video gaming.
Bungie fans will recall some of the problems fans had with the XBLA version of Marathon:Durandal that caused motion sickness in some players. It was speculated that the problems were related to the field of vision and framerates being different between computers from the era in which M:D was originally developed and the Xbox 360.
In short, the suggestions are: sit further from the display, have some ginger, and just grin and bear it-- the effect can lessen with time.
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Re: Fighting Game-Related Motion Sickness
on Thu, 07/24/2008 - 07:45 Permalink
Or you could not play it at all. No video game is worth having to vomit in a toilet.
Re: Fighting Game-Related Motion Sickness
on Fri, 07/25/2008 - 03:48 Permalink
[quote=blackstar]Or you could not play it at all. No video game is worth having to vomit in a toilet. [/quote]
Some people are affected by ANY game, not just a specific game. So if they were willing to forego playing any video games to avoid the nausea, they wouldn't be reading gaming sites :)
Rampant for over se7en years.
Re: Fighting Game-Related Motion Sickness
on Fri, 07/25/2008 - 08:45 Permalink
Unless they were actively searching for a remedy. :P