[games_access] Half-Life 2 and Closed-Captioning - motion sickness

[Sandra Uhling]

Hi,

Thanks Thomas,
a game accessibility lexica would be great.

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Gesendet: Freitag, 3. September 2010 04:24
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sickness

Hi Sandra,

I think what you mean is the reverse thing, also called alternate world
syndrome, which means that your brain sees that you are moving while you
balance organ tells you are sitting still. Just like with motion sickness
(which is the opposite scenario where you move e.g. while being inside on a
boat in rough weather and don't see the horizon for reference) the brain
can't get it and you feel sick.

I don't have research reports to refer to but there are a number of books
talking about it, e.g. Heim in Virtual Realism. See more:
http://www.google.com/search?tbs=bks%3A1&tbo=1&q=%22alternate+world+syndrome
%22&btnG=Search+Books

Best wishes,
Thomas

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On 1Sep 2010, at 3:40 PM, Sandra Uhling wrote:

> Motion Sickness:
> Do we have something about "Motion sickness"?
> What is motion sickness?
> Is there a way to avoid it? Or would this be a totally different game to
> develop?

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