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Eye Tracking Technology Poised To Be Next Trend To Immerse Gamers
A Queen’s University study confirms that video-gamers feel more immersed and have more fun in virtual environments when they play with commercial eye tracking technology.
These “new controls” replace the mouse click as a means to allow players to interact more naturally with their digital environments.
"Eye tracking technology allows us to build interfaces that respond to users' intentions rather than just their actions. This makes computers feel more natural than ever before," says the study’s co-author David Smith a PhD candidate with Queen’s School of Computing.
First developed in the late 1960s the technology, already used by people with limited mobility, pilots, and market researchers, is increasingly attracting the interest of video-game companies.
This study, also authored by the School of Computing’s Associate Professor Nicholas Graham, showed that players enjoyed the way eye tracking enhanced their involvement in the role-playing game Neverwinter Nights. However, players still preferred to use the mouse to control games like Quake 2, a first-person shooter game, and Lunar Command, an action/arcade game.
Players overwhelmingly indicated an increased feeling of immersion in the gaming world when they played with the eye tracker – 83 percent of those playing Quake 2, 83 percent playing Neverwinter Nights, and 92 percent playing Lunar Command. Smith and Graham suggest this is due to an increased level of feedback, which is given even when the user makes subconscious eye movements.
Read more at www.sciencedaily.com/OutRun 2006: It's a Classic
It has been 20 years since Sega introduced its "OutRun" racing game at arcades, but it has been only a year and a half since it teamed with Microsoft to release "OutRun 2" exclusively on Xbox. Anyone who purchased that game can skip the new installment, "OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast," which doesn't bring many new features to the table. PS2 and PSP racing fans get a classic arcade racer with plenty of RPMs.
Legion Arena Meets the Cult of Mithras
The story of the Roman Empire continues in this expansion pack to the strategy game Legion Arena. Confront the demonic devotees of the cult of Mithras as you fight to keep the new empire’s fringe territories from falling under their control. Your soldiers gain access to new equipment and skills during the 35 battles found in the game, and you can even replay the Roman and Celtic campaigns from the original game with the Mithras units under your command.
