Biofeedback signals used to predict gamers' moves

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huygir @ Sep 3rd 2007 12:08PM

2 seconds won't cut it (unless you are really planning that shuffle-jump-roll-shoot move well in advance), but if they get it down to actual reaction times it could make for a cool gaming genre - one where the enemy is figuring you out as fast as you are so that you have to "think" false moves in order to fool them into making fatal mistakes. Great mind-body training I'll bet.

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iliarules @ Sep 3rd 2007 12:26PM

That wouldn't be fun... it would just make people angry.

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