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This is your brain on video games

nytimes.com — So game maker THQ tried an unusual research method last year to evaluate people's emotional response to its in-development shooter game Frontlines. Instead of asking a test group how it liked the game, the company hired technology specialist EmSense to measure people's brain waves, heart rate and sweat responses while they played the game.

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