r/videogamescience • • Mar 26 '21

Graphics Question: Why aren't FPS rendered in some form of "fisheye"

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I saw footage of Quake in fisheye on youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lijrCPBC2Gg

It felt so immersive . I was wondering why there aren't FPS games in fisheye. It seems like a small amount of fisheye would increase peripheral vision and make it more realistic.


r/videogamescience • • Jul 31 '20

Sonic and Knuckles - how Sega fooled me in the 90’s

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r/videogamescience • • Jul 18 '23

Code How do Chest work?

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Say for example fortnite a very popular game that has chests in which upon opening you get a randomly generated loot,

If i were to open a Chest and got a certain item and then If i were to go back in time before i opened the chest and waited like 10seconds to open it would i still get the same item or a different one?

I know the anwser may be very obvious and the question really dumb but its one of those things i somehow never understood


r/videogamescience • • Oct 05 '16

3 Pokémon Who Could Kill You

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r/videogamescience • • Oct 05 '24

How far are we from "Full dive" VR?

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Not sure if this is the right subreddit. But I was curious. How close are we on a scientific level to getting a full dive into a VR world, like those in games and anime? Something where you are "in" world and experiencing it real time? Be has so many amazing possibilities, I wonder how far along are we, until we get something truly earth shattering.


r/videogamescience • • Oct 12 '16

***Conducting a study on playing video games!!***

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Hey everyone! I am conducting a study for a psychology class called senior thesis. I would love anyone who is willing to take my survey. It is mostly focusing on Millennials (born between 1981 and 2000) but anyone who wants to take it (over 18 and currently enrolled in university/college/etc.) can. Thank you all so much! (P.S. This study is not mobile friendly. I apologize for any inconvenience)

https://tntech.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_06c4j6BAkJA7Bit


r/videogamescience • • Mar 04 '23

Could advances in AI reduce online voice-chat toxicity in multiplayer games through automated moderation?

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It occurred to me recently that one of the most impractical things in online gaming is moderating voice chat. There are just too many players and not enough incentive to enforce standards.

I came across a post regarding girls and women playing games like CoD online and the type and content of the verbal abuse they receive just for “sounding female” is insane.

It doesn’t seem too technologically “far off” to think of an auto-moderation system to moderate abusive language—even being able to achieve subtleties between “reasonable” and “unreasonable” antagonism seems like it could be achievable on the near-term (5-10 years).

Had there been any recent developments or discussion in this regard?


r/videogamescience • • Sep 29 '25

When Innovation Is Buried Under A Garbage Engine Brand

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r/videogamescience • • Sep 08 '21

Levels Just started playing "Baldo". Does the fact of the game not saying "exit" instead of "enter" when leaving a room and going outside make me a despicable and neurotic being? I know I can sound very demanding or fussy but I think these details are crucial when programming and creating video games!

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r/videogamescience • • Jul 21 '25

Psych Shadow Of The Colossus Director Says New Game Mechanics Are Dead

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If you're a game dev, do you think that games nowadays are too bloated with unnecessary content?


r/videogamescience • • Aug 23 '18

Code TIL that Super Mario 64's hit detection is inconsistent at best and inaccurate at worst.

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r/videogamescience • • Feb 12 '18

Code Total War Rome II uses the same AI as DeepMind's AlphaGo

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r/videogamescience • • May 19 '23

PaLM 2 and AI will change gaming forever, for better or worse. Here's how.

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r/videogamescience • • Apr 07 '18

System Shock Music

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I am trying to find a MIDI version of the Reactor Tribe Remix. I want to change all of the synth and bass tracks to guitar to give it a heavy sound while keeping most of the old sounds and effects that tribe added. I cannot seem to find the MIDI of his remix anywhere on the internet, so I'm hoping someone here might have one that I can mess around with.


r/videogamescience • • Oct 03 '21

Is this the right place to post this

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I have noticed how Franklin‘s moms house from gtav is Almost the same as The house from tattletale couldn’t find any images


r/videogamescience • • Jun 05 '21

Mumbo Jumbo: Impossible Triangles in Minecraft

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r/videogamescience • • Jul 23 '20

Hardware What is it that's inside a gaming monitor that contributes to lag?

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Is it easy enough to modify and can they improve upon it?


r/videogamescience • • Jan 02 '26

Sound Usernames in AAA games

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How come it’s been roughly 60 years of videogame history I have not seen one game where a character Audibly Adresses the player character by their assigned username

it’s only ever done in text and verbally your refered to as something generic (hero,dude,guy,etc)

you’d think this would atlesst change with AI I know Voice Acting used to limit this as a possible feature,but considering the recent Rise of Ai there could at least of been an tempt to add this as a feature

because verbally calling the main character something generic like Hero is fairly Imersion Breaking like why get us to make a username at all specifically I’m referring to games like (Skyrim,Fallout,Where winds meet,Fable,etc)

If you have an answer as to why it hasn’t or can’t be done pls tell me and if there is hope for future games to have this feature using Ai or whatever pls also tell me would love to see this as a new feature


r/videogamescience • • Jan 04 '21

According to quantum mechanics, a universe where the smallest unit of time was 1/60th of a second would have an abysmally slow speed of light at 7.6 x 10^−9 m/s.

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r/videogamescience • • May 28 '18

Please take my short video game survey

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r/videogamescience • • Oct 02 '25

I want to learn how to make games. I have an idea for a game that I would like to bring to life. To start with, a clicker/idle game. Do you recommend any courses or places where I can gain such knowledge?

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r/videogamescience • • Dec 15 '25

I’m doing research on Minecraft… Help!!

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Hey guys, I’m working on a Minecraft thesis and I need some help from you.
If you have played Minecraft Dungeons and Minecraft: Creative Mode, or if you are considering playing them, I kindly ask you to fill out a simple form that will take 5–6 minutes after playing. I am trying to analyze the difference between these two games from the perspective of the players. So, I give my thanks to those who wants to join the player experience test it. May the Creeper not blow you up!

Here the survey: https://forms.gle/HsWp8mpPMGhJE9kh7


r/videogamescience • • Feb 15 '26

Am I doing this right?

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r/videogamescience • • Jan 09 '24

GTA 6 Mission design needs change

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