

Wednesday
21 November 2007
19:00 - 21:00
Better graphics and intricate stories mean that video games are becoming more immersive. But how excited or stressed do we get when playing a game? Discover the secrets of how our bodies react to video gaming with live physiological demos on the night.
This event is supported by Nintendo.
Watch a video review of this event on the New Scientist Technology Blog.
Event organised by:
The Science Museum
Simon Moore, Academic Leader for Applied Psychology, London Metropolitan University
Matt Bristow, Senior Lecturer in Biological Psychology, Anglia Ruskin University
Jon Sykes, Director of eMotion Lab, Glasgow Caledonian University
Ste Curran, Creative Director, Zoë Mode
Facilitator: Margaret Robertson, writer and consultant on computer games
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