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Then you might want to revert to a controller again
As for being something I would like...not sure, but ill definately give it a go if it's proven safe, eg. doesnt fry your brain cells.
Furthermore, I suggest you check out this link for a laugh:
http://www.joystiq.com/2008/02/20/gdc08-watch-emotivs-performance-anxiety/
Good post though.
look how lazy this world is getting, if gamers dont have controllers then where do they get their exercise lol.
What it basically does it take a gauge of your brain's electrical activity -- not much different that a electro-meter would, if you were testing a motherboard or something. It can generally only sense either two states: either you are thinking really hard, or not thinking that hard. You don't have much more fine control than that.
I mean even at the unveiling conference (as I linked above) the thing didn't even work well enough to use, and that guy undoubtedly practiced hard-core for the seminar.
I'll stick with the controller to play video games.