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Biofeedback Gaming

Posted by michael on from the hyperventilation dept.

runningwater writes "A new kind of game was debuted at the E3 expo. It is called Journey to Wild Divine. The game features a biofeedback USB interface designed to allow a player (or players) to navigate through the game using their mind power, breath, and heart rate. This is a wild and visionary concept which works so fluidly you can blow on the screen and objects move as if propelled by your breath. The game features an awesome soundtrack, including Grammy-nominated artists and spanning many genres. This is the new generation of gaming, and you have never seen anything like this before." Their site has a page with more information about the biofeedback aspect.

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  1. Re:FNHP by mad_dog3283 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    What I find most disturbing about that is that someone was willing to stare at the original long enough to make an ASCII version of it.

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  2. Re:Game?!?!? I looked, didn't see much of a game.. by jericho4.0 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    You run over pedestrians in GTA? What a horrible example for our children.

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  3. my thoughts by Graspee_Leemoor · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Great, a new game you can't solve if you're a smoker. What kind of message is this sending to the kids?

    graspee

  4. The definition of hubris by wrinkledshirt · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    The following is a proposed definition of hubris: Posting a story on Slashdot with the following quote: "...and you have never seen anything like this before."

    Someone on Slashdot has always, always seen something like this before, even if they haven't.

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