Hello,
I am not sure if this is completely game-related, but I guess this is in
a way, since the way the game is built might have an effect.
Recently I was involved in a heavy discussion on visual cortex
stimulation, and I was wondering if stereo-panning within games in
three-D could actually evoke the visual representation that an object is
to the left, at around sixty degrees, five feet away from you.
In audio games, we generally pan sounds to have blind people train each
side of their ear to follow the source of the sound, whereas in video
games, the object tends to flash on a certain area of the screen. So I
am wondering if there is somewhat of a connection between the awakening
of the visual system and just playing stereo-related games without
realizing that there is more behind it.
-Alfredo
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