At 6/23/18 01:16 PM, RockstarDude wrote:

At 6/7/18 06:07 AM, Zophar wrote:

All the time I get motion sickness, if I play for over an hour.

That's because I don't really play video games.

Ever played Rockstar? Its a game and a half.

Rockstar caused you motion sickness, or you just like it?

At 6/30/18 01:31 PM, RockstarDude wrote:

At 6/25/18 09:53 PM, DoctorStrongbad wrote:

At 6/23/18 01:16 PM, RockstarDude wrote:

At 6/7/18 06:07 AM, Zophar wrote:

All the time I get motion sickness, if I play for over an hour.

That's because I don't really play video games.

Ever played Rockstar? Its a game and a half.

Rockstar caused you motion sickness, or you just like it?

I played it til I fell passed out. woke up to a giant headache. that count?

Motion Sickness usually happens while you are playing the game. I am not sure about it happening the next day?

A while ago these was this Portal-esque game called Antichamber. It was in first-person and involved solving a lot of physics puzzled based around optical illusions. Playing it for a few hours not only gave me motion sickness, it also gave me a VIOLENT migraine.

At 8/1/18 12:55 PM, Orbital-Death-Ray wrote: A while ago these was this Portal-esque game called Antichamber. It was in first-person and involved solving a lot of physics puzzled based around optical illusions. Playing it for a few hours not only gave me motion sickness, it also gave me a VIOLENT migraine.

I can see how that would trigger motion sickness in most people and/or a migraine. Games like that are the reason that I created this topic.

I get terrible motion sickness from just about every first-person game (Portal is the worst but even Doom gets me after a while.) 3rd person games can make me sick depending on how the camera works and if I play long enough.

At 8/4/18 09:16 PM, Kwing wrote: I get terrible motion sickness from just about every first-person game (Portal is the worst but even Doom gets me after a while.) 3rd person games can make me sick depending on how the camera works and if I play long enough.

First person shooters can be trouble when you have motion sickness. Portal and Doom have both been reported as offenders. Any other games that can trigger an event for you?

https://www.lifewire.com/video-games-and-motion-sickness-3562484

This is a great link that not only explain Video games and motion sickness, but also offers some great tips to make you feel better.

At 8/27/18 05:43 AM, NanoPhoenix wrote: I occasionally get a slight headache, but I don't think I've experienced motion sickness from a game before.

A slight headache is not bad at all. Motion Sickness can be horrible.

If a video game ever gives you an issue list it here.

At 8/28/18 10:44 PM, lamb612000 wrote: I'll typically get a headache before I get nauseous/motion sickness from something, like a video game. So since I get the headache first, I'll quit playing. I'm not a big fan of most 1st-person-shooter type games, and this is a big reason.

A headache can be annoying. Do you remember which game caused you the most trouble?

At 8/28/18 11:20 PM, Quisty wrote: VR causes this for me.

VR has been known to cause motion sickness.

But regular gaming isnt an issue.

That is good news.

I have made this topic to list any specific video games that can trigger motion sickness.

At 8/28/18 10:46 PM, lamb612000 wrote:

At 8/1/18 12:55 PM, Orbital-Death-Ray wrote: A while ago these was this Portal-esque game called Antichamber. It was in first-person and involved solving a lot of physics puzzled based around optical illusions. Playing it for a few hours not only gave me motion sickness, it also gave me a VIOLENT migraine.

Just watching this GIF gave me a small headache. There's no way I could play for several minutes, let alone several hours. Does this game come with a warning? Cause if it doesn't, it really should. That could really screw with some people.

Nope, no warning. The whole game isn't QUITE as bad as that GIF, but the stark neon colors and optical illusions are quite intense. It's a shame, because the puzzles are pretty clever and I was kinda enjoying it until I had to stop. I won't be playing it again, in any case =_=

At 8/29/18 09:48 PM, Orbital-Death-Ray wrote:

At 8/28/18 10:46 PM, lamb612000 wrote:

At 8/1/18 12:55 PM, Orbital-Death-Ray wrote: A while ago these was this Portal-esque game called Antichamber. It was in first-person and involved solving a lot of physics puzzled based around optical illusions. Playing it for a few hours not only gave me motion sickness, it also gave me a VIOLENT migraine.

Just watching this GIF gave me a small headache. That could really screw with some people.

Nope, no warning. The whole game isn't QUITE as bad as that GIF, but the stark neon colors and optical illusions are quite intense. It's a shame, because the puzzles are pretty clever and I was kinda enjoying it until I had to stop. I won't be playing it again, in any case =_=

It always sucks when I good game is ruined. Antichamber would be an excellent game, but the neon colors and optical effects are too extreme. I will add it to the list of offending games.

At 12/11/17 02:12 AM, DoctorStrongbad wrote: With crazy camera movement and the way it shakes. Excessive rotation movement or flashing colors.
Has a video game ever made you feel motion sickness?

I hate motion sickness. Ruins video games for me.

honestly, I really don't think I've ever had motion sickness from a game
playing shit like audiosurf doesn't mess with me either
my girlfriend gets it with almost every game I play/watch, especially when I rotate camera in shit like BotW or a t/fps game
I never understood it, but I played CoD on highest sens on Xbox too lol

At 9/29/18 02:25 PM, DiscoPotato wrote:

At 12/11/17 02:12 AM, DoctorStrongbad wrote: With crazy camera movement and the way it shakes. Excessive rotation movement or flashing colors.
Has a video game ever made you feel motion sickness?

I hate motion sickness. Ruins video games for me.

Are you able to play any video game? Is there one particular game that causes you to have issues?

At 10/4/18 06:10 PM, DoctorStrongbad wrote:

At 9/29/18 02:25 PM, DiscoPotato wrote:

At 12/11/17 02:12 AM, DoctorStrongbad wrote: With crazy camera movement and the way it shakes.
Has a video game ever made you feel motion sickness?

I hate motion sickness. Ruins video games for me.

Are you able to play any video game? Is there one particular game that causes you to have issues?

I can play older games. Pac Man and super mario nintendo games. New games trigger it on me.

I got vertigo from playing the 3DS version of Sonic Lost World. The bonus stages force you to use the gyroscope.

While it wasn't motion sickness, playing Risk of Rain for too long gives me a pounding headache. The player is extremely tiny and you'll be straining your eyes to concentrate on him unless you're playing on the Vita or Switch in handheld mode.

At 10/13/18 11:42 PM, Chdonga wrote: I got vertigo from playing the 3DS version of Sonic Lost World. The bonus stages force you to use the gyroscope.

Death Jr. on the PSP gave me motion sickness as well. The camera is just awful, much too close to the characters and as a result it constantly spins around and points in the wrong direction (and AFAIK you can't even adjust it manually). The second installment of the game has a much better camera, that is manually adjustable as well. As a result, I don't get motion sickness from that game.

Nope, not a once.

Cuz I'm not a pussy

I kid, kinda.

At 10/13/18 11:42 PM, Chdonga wrote: I got vertigo from playing the 3DS version of Sonic Lost World. The bonus stages force you to use the gyroscope.

The gyroscope gave you vertigo. Has anybody else has this issue?

While it wasn't motion sickness, playing Risk of Rain for too long gives me a pounding headache. The player is extremely tiny and you'll be straining your eyes to concentrate on him unless you're playing on the Vita or Switch in handheld mode.

You are the first to mention Risk of Rain. I will have to add it to the list of offenders.

At 11/4/18 11:45 PM, TheCandyRosebud wrote:

At 12/11/17 02:12 AM, DoctorStrongbad wrote: With crazy camera movement and the way it shakes. Excessive rotation movement or flashing colors.
Has a video game ever made you feel motion sickness?

it never happened to me,but it sometimes happens to other people i know

Do you know which games has caused it to happen to the people you know?

At 11/8/18 04:45 PM, TheCandyRosebud wrote: Need for Speed and Kingdom Hearts are examples

I can understand Need for Speed, but which parts of Kingdom Hearts trigger motion sickness?

At 11/9/18 05:40 PM, TheCandyRosebud wrote: the camera

Crazy camera movement and the way it shakes can cause issues. You have to be vigilant when trying to prevent motion sickness.

At 11/24/18 03:31 PM, StrangeTimes wrote: I am not sure if I have it. Do you have to take pills if you have it?

Yes, they make pills to help with motion sickness. They make pills for almost anything these days.

At 12/8/18 01:39 PM, StrangeTimes wrote:

At 11/26/18 04:17 AM, DoctorStrongbad wrote:

At 11/24/18 03:31 PM, StrangeTimes wrote: I am not sure if I have it. Do you have to take pills if you have it?

Yes, they make pills to help with motion sickness. They make pills for almost anything these days.

Gonna have to take start getting those pills if I keep over gaming.

You should go for it. The pills will help you and make you feel better. Nobody should have to suffer for doing something fun that they enjoy.