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CoolStuff · 08-12-2007, 02:18 AM

Oh back to the topic, I didn't realize I could answer it. I've actually noticed that some people do have this (even people who like to play), especially when they're watching people play. I've noticed older people also say this about video games. As younger people, I think we are more easily immersed into video games, and the type of video games there are today (FPS).

bdp, (what does that stand for anyway? i have an idea, but I wanna make sure), it's not always motion sickness. I get motion sick in a car after reading for 30 minutes, even if I frequently look up. But I could play FPSs for 12 hours straight. (or at least I have done that maybe a few times in my life, and it wasn't motion sickness). The opposite also happens. My friend gets motion sickness from FPS (about an hour, or less if he's not the one playing). But he doesn't get motion sickness in a car.

08-12-2007, 02:18 AM	#6 (permalink)
CoolStuff Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 275	Oh back to the topic, I didn't realize I could answer it. I've actually noticed that some people do have this (even people who like to play), especially when they're watching people play. I've noticed older people also say this about video games. As younger people, I think we are more easily immersed into video games, and the type of video games there are today (FPS). bdp, (what does that stand for anyway? i have an idea, but I wanna make sure), it's not always motion sickness. I get motion sick in a car after reading for 30 minutes, even if I frequently look up. But I could play FPSs for 12 hours straight. (or at least I have done that maybe a few times in my life, and it wasn't motion sickness). The opposite also happens. My friend gets motion sickness from FPS (about an hour, or less if he's not the one playing). But he doesn't get motion sickness in a car. Last edited by CoolStuff; 08-12-2007 at 02:20 AM.