danpascooch said:True, but I still wouldn't say that is necessarily unique in its degree of eye work.Joshimodo said:I dunno, Mario Kart has a shitload going on at any time. Shooters have things to look at to shoot, normal racers have other cars, platformers have platforms. Mario Kart has other karts, weird track layouts, boosts/jumps, items, item boxes, weaponry and all kinds of other crap.danpascooch said:Well if it's about making the eye work harder, of course videogames are an excellent way to do that!
Although I doubt there is anything special about Mario Kart over most other videogames
I imagine something like guitar hero could be incredibly effective, after all, the entire premise of the game is keeping track of colored bars that shoot down the screen.
Katamari Damacy would take just a few hours by that logic.ImprovizoR said:This is good news for gaming and it's a sweet story. I'm happy for the kid. Still, he should play Counter Strike. That should heal his condition in a matter of days.
it made it this far, i'd call that a news story; whether you count your bias towards whatever establishment the daily mail comes from or not.The_root_of_all_evil said:The Daily Mail has nothing to do with news stories though, so it's a fair swap.theklng said:you're missing the point: the above news story has nothing to do with video games.
Less of a bias towards establishments, more of a point the Daily Mail regularly makes things up as referenced here [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/jump/7.205226.6917758]. English tabloids admit their journalism is less about news and more about sensation.theklng said:it made it this far, i'd call that a news story; whether you count your bias towards whatever establishment the daily mail comes from or not.
again you're missing the point: this isn't about who made the news story, and it never was. i tried to explain it to you nicely with my last post, but you're forcing me to be blunt.The_root_of_all_evil said:Less of a bias towards establishments, more of a point the Daily Mail regularly makes things up as referenced here [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/jump/7.205226.6917758]. English tabloids admit their journalism is less about news and more about sensation.theklng said:it made it this far, i'd call that a news story; whether you count your bias towards whatever establishment the daily mail comes from or not.
If you'd like, I can dig up what the Daily Mail says about Iran, but I don't think you'll agree with it much.
Ninja'd =(pantsoffdanceoff said:Doctor Mario indeed.