Quo Vadis 2008: Focus on your players - Interaction and Psychophysiology Talk

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Slides from my talk at the Quo Vadis Entwicklerkonferenz 2008 in Berlin. Details about it can be found in my blog post: http://www.acagamic.com/work/events/psychophysiological-game-testing-lecture-at-quo-vadis-developer-conference-in-berlin/

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Quo Vadis 2008: Focus on your players - Interaction and Psychophysiology Talk

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