Re: 3-D Games causing SeaSickness?

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From: bo... Robert Bourdeau
Date: Thu, 14 May 1992 14:39

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I was so curious about everyone getting motion sickness from
Castle Wolfenstein, I had to go and get the game to check it out.

 
I haven't experienced any sickness, but I usually find my self trying
to peek around corners by leaning to the right or left in hopes
of getting a better view.

Very well done game!

--- Bob Bourdeau
--- Department of Computer Science
--- Michigan State University
--- bo...@cps.msu.edu

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