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Brain-Controlled Videogames




Topic started on 22-3-2004 @ 10:15 AM by alternateheaven


Catchy title huh? Actually its not as fantastic as it sounds...yet. Research is being made toward controlling video games based on your brain waves. Seems like a rather fascinating idea, especially because our brains can 'move' a lot faster than our hands can.

Article >> news.bbc.co.uk...

Asside from the obvious cool-factor, I have to wonder what the other implications of this technology could be for not just video gaming, but computers and other fields?



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reply posted on 23-3-2004 @ 12:24 AM by Curiosity


NOTE: You will not get the following if you have never seen Cowboy Bebop:

I have the perfict name for this "Brain Dream"!

And when this new thing comes out there will be some comatose kid will create a fake person and a fake history for that person and then that kid will create a cult based around that very same game system. And the fake person will be the leader of said cult. And it will be come known as Scratch!

Sorry I had to say it.....

Okay but really that's kind of cool....new way of playing video games, exsept, I'm pretty fast player not useing brain waves. So why do I need that?



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