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From the study: "Thirteen first-person shooting games from the Call of Duty, Battlefield, Killzone, Medal of Honor and Resistance: Fall of Man series were chos
by unabridged 9y ago
From the study:
"Thirteen first-person shooting games from the Call of Duty, Battlefield, Killzone, Medal of Honor and Resistance: Fall of Man series were chosen based on their highly similar gameplay tasks and demands. Participants only played the single player campaigns and did not play any multiplayer components of the games."
Single player for most of these games is very boring and requires little thinking. They need to add another category to this study where they are playing competitive multiplayer fps. Maybe even specifically strategy game types like capture the flag.
- icanhackit 9y agoAgreed. The thrill of playing real opponents who quickly learn from patterns in your behaviour forces you to constantly adjust while also observing their unique behaviours which can be used to your own advantage. Far more challenging and requires on-the-fly tactics and strategies. I'd be quite surprised if multiplayer games didn't lead to more brain matter.