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Lennart Nacke commented on User Experience of Reality I could not agree more to that statement! 2 years ago
Lennart Nacke commented on Quo Vadis 2008: Focus on your players - Interaction and Psychophysiology Talk Game Design Tomorrow: - Know your players - Inside out - Measure game experience - Design for new interactions - Use player research data - QA was yesterday - Think outside the game! 2 years ago
Lennart Nacke commented on Quo Vadis 2008: Focus on your players - Interaction and Psychophysiology Talk What can we find out? - Galvanic skin response -- Arousal, stress - EMG -- Emotions - EEG -- Cognitive workload -- Brain activity - Eye Tracker -- Visual attention 2 years ago
Lennart Nacke commented on Quo Vadis 2008: Focus on your players - Interaction and Psychophysiology Talk Measurements: - In-game event logs - Self-report questionnaires - Facial EMG - EEG (32 channels) - Galvanic skin response - Eye Tracker - Heart Rate - Video observation 2 years ago
Lennart Nacke commented on Quo Vadis 2008: Focus on your players - Interaction and Psychophysiology Talk Player Experience Research: - Study player behavior in-game - Data collection (events and context) - psychophysiological (and eye tracking) - self-reported - video-recorded - Benefits for Developers - Conduct analysis of gameplay - Detect and be able to fix design problems - Unique insights into your audience 2 years ago
Lennart Nacke commented on Quo Vadis 2008: Focus on your players - Interaction and Psychophysiology Talk Game Interaction Devices: - Human need for - Physical movement - Musical expression - Haptic sensation - Ideally combined with - Psychophysiological logging - Biofeedback in the game - The game immediately responds to your body signals 2 years ago
Lennart Nacke commented on Quo Vadis 2008: Focus on your players - Interaction and Psychophysiology Talk Before Designing a Game - How do you design challenge? - Item and enemy placement - Damage configuration - Artificial Intelligence - and more… - Necessary to think about - What interaction is possible? - How will gameplay impact player emotion? 2 years ago
Lennart Nacke commented on Quo Vadis 2008: Focus on your players - Interaction and Psychophysiology Talk Overview: - Current state of game design - New interaction (and logging) devices - Player experience research - From games to entertainment experiences - Discussion 2 years ago
Lennart Nacke commented on Quo Vadis 2008: Focus on your players - Interaction and Psychophysiology Talk About Me - Diplom in computational visualistics - Technology developer in EU FUGA project - Game research in Sweden (PhD project) - BTH Game and Media Arts Laboratory - Player experience and game usability studies - Researching fun in games - Interaction technologies - Consulting in psychophysiological studies 2 years ago
Lennart Nacke commented on Quo Vadis 2008: Focus on your players - Interaction and Psychophysiology Talk BTH. FUGA. Quo Vadis Entwicklerkonferenz 2008. Focus on your players - psychophysiological player experience logging as a powerful tool for gameplay analysis. 2 years ago
Lennart Nacke commented on Focus On Your Players - An approach to game design (and development) For measuring biofeedback in games, we use: electromyography (facial EMG), electroencephalography (EEG), eye tracking, electrodermal activity (EDA) or more precisely the galvanic skin response. 2 years ago
Lennart Nacke commented on Focus On Your Players - An approach to game design (and development) more information about player research can be found on: http://gamescience.bth.se/ 2 years ago
Lennart Nacke commented on Focus On Your Players - An approach to game design (and development) The correct references here for the lower three are: EPQ-R Psychoticism: Eysenck, S. B. G., Eysenck, H. J., & Barrett, P. (1985). A revised version of the psychoticism scale. Personality and Individual Differences, 6(1), 21-29. BIS/BAS Behavior: Carver, C. S., & White, T. L. (1994). Behavioral inhibition, behavioral activation, and affective responses to impending reward and punishment: The BIS/BAS Scales. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 67(2), 319-333. Aggression: Buss, A. H., & Perry, M. P. (1992). The aggression questionnaire. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 63(3), 452-459. 2 years ago

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