I think it definitely could have, but it's very hard to determine the trigger for a seizure. It could not be related to any triggers too (audio/visual). It ca

I think it definitely could have, but it's very hard to determine the trigger for a seizure. It could not be related to any triggers too (audio/visual). It can only be identified by review of the person who it happened to... The rest of us are just speculating, and no point in that :) Systems, including VR, should have an option to disable/slowdown fast paced color switching on a end-user level of they are known to be susceptible to seizures with visual triggers