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Using the sweeping assumptions embraced in this article, any 3D games which happen to cause motion sickness (due to the player having 'six degrees of freedom' i
by aniijbod 10y ago
Using the sweeping assumptions embraced in this article, any 3D games which happen to cause motion sickness (due to the player having 'six degrees of freedom' in zero g) to a non-trivial proportion of players when played on a monitor or TV, such as Descent https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Descent_(video_game) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Descent_(video_game) prove unequivocally that 3D games 'will not work' on TVs or monitors.
- mercer 10y agoI vaguely recall many alarming articles written about Wolfenstein 3D causing motion sickness (even some talking about how it was permanent somehow), and how big of a problem this would be for 3D shooters. I'm sure we'll be fine eventually.