Real life contexts that are similar as those in a game have suddenly elicited thoughts with the logic and content of the game. Sometimes this has ended up in hyper-vigilant behaviour. Click here to visit the collection of GTP adventures.
GTP Adventures – Wearing monochrome game lenses
Gamers have, after playing a variety of games, reported that the real world’s colours have turned into complementary colours or as the colours seen in the game during or shortly after stopping playing. This is typically known as Colour Visual After-Effect and it can last for minutes to days. Back in […]
GTP Adventures- Deploy Now!
Some gamers have found themselves voicing out loud commands from the game without intention. Click here to visit the collection of GTP adventures.
Video Game music – Manufactured memories for sharing
A couple of weeks ago, I went to the concert “Video Games Live”. It was fantastic! 100% recommended (by the way, in March next year they will be in Birmingham, UK). The concert made me reflect about the power of video game music as a unique music genre that can […]
PhD baby delivered!
I just submitted my PhD baby! This is the first stage of a few months process toward obtaining my title as a doctor and being able to share the final version of my thesis about Game Transfer Phenomena.
Talk- The pervasiveness of sounds from video games and their impact on behaviour
GTP Adventures- Oblivion made me lost
Some gamers have found themselves getting used to have certain video game elements that provide them useful functions in the game, and some have gotten confused (for some moments) when they do not have such elements in real life. Click here to visit the collection of GTP adventures.
GTP Adventures- Dance Dance class Revolution!
Some gamers have engaged in the execution of body movements as the ones in the game for amusement. Click here to visit the collection of GTP adventures.
Google Glass 'addiction' & links to Game Transfer Phenomena
Nymag.com (The Sciences of us) Your Google Glasses Might Make You Hallucinate a Little Visit my previous post for more: Google Glasses withdrawal: Tech-induced dyskinesia?
Google Glasses withdrawal: Tech-induced dyskinesia?
Have you ever tapped your fingers to the rhythm of a song or moved your feet reproducing the steps from Step Mania? What is the seductive nature of the repetitive movements we engage in our daily lives? An intriguing case study reported by Yung, Eickhoff, Davis, Klam and Doan [1] has taken […]