Video Games Could Increase Kids' Identity Theft Risk
Video games may up children's risk of identity theft, says expert.
Video games may up children's risk of identity theft, says expert.
The game employs the use of "pico" projectors, which emit both infrared and visible light.
Each player has to use a prototype device for the game that constitutes a modified projector along with an infrared camera to detect the markers and a button for interactions. On the other hand, Macbook Pro deals with the processing.
Video Games Could Improve Lazy Eye
Video game therapy may help victims of lazy eye, according to a recent study.
Video game therapy may help victims of lazy eye, according to a recent study.
Before SideBySide, Willis' had developed MotionBeam, which was meant for single-player gaming purpose but he asserts that the new version provides flexibility to people to play together without any constraints.
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Violent Solutions Sought for Real Life Problems Thanks to Video Games
Playing video games induce some players to transfer their screen experiences into the real world, say researchers.
Playing video games induce some players to transfer their screen experiences into the real world, say researchers.
"This is, as far as we are aware, a world first and something we believe is going to make gaming with a handheld projector very attractive in the future," he added.
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Playing Video Games May Not Improve Cognition
Previous studies that linked playing video games with better cognitive and multitasking skills is fundamentally flawed, US researchers say.
Previous studies that linked playing video games with better cognitive and multitasking skills is fundamentally flawed, US researchers say.
