My talk at TedXUdine has just been published: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsWE38XBYHM At this time there are no english subtitles, but will be addedd soon.
“Fighting the Game” paper on fighting games published
Finally my paper on social cognitive neuroscience applied to fighting games interfaces and semantics has been published. Here you can read a full-text version: https://rdcu.be/biiyX
Interview with Eric Jacobus
Some time ago, I stubled upon a video like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBk8zf8mKiw This may not even be the most amazing one of those, since Heihachi Mishima has not the most visually inspiring fighting style (those enjoying Tekken know). However, a number of other videos by the same performer, Eric Jacobus, followed, quickly covering most of… Continue reading Interview with Eric Jacobus
Most beautiful game vs. Best game
Yesterday night I had the very pleasant opportunity to join a dinner that was held by Archivio Italiano dei Giochi. A number of high profile experts on games were present, but a big absent was missing: Niek Neuwahl. He should have been the honor guest but health reasons prevented him from coming, so he sent… Continue reading Most beautiful game vs. Best game
Brains for Games at “Gioco e Benessere”, preview of the workshop
Preview of the "Gioco e Benessere" workshop by ASUITS and UniTs where I presented Brains for Games.
Brains for Games at Tavola Esagonale 2016 (Modena, Italy)
Recording of the first time the Brain for Games projects and ideas were presented (video in Italian).
Neuroscience on Fighting Games at GHItaly 2017
At GHItaly 2017, I presented a proposal for a theoretical framework that uses neuroscientific theories and models to predict how players might be able to understand the link between actions to be performed on the input device and avatar's actions. Proceeding linked at the end of the post.
