Which display size helps gamers win? Recommendations from the research and PC gaming
communities are contradictory. We find that as display size grows, targeting performance …

Mouse sensitivity in first-person targeting tasks is a highly debated issue. Recommendations
within a single game can vary by a factor of 10× or more and are an active topic of …

Video games present a unique opportunity to study motor skill. First-person shooter (FPS)
games have particular utility because they require visually guided hand movements that are …

In first-person shooter (FPS) games, the peeker's advantage is the edge the moving peeker
gets when battling a stationary defender at a corner due to network latency. However …

Computer mice are widely used today as the primary input device in competitive video
games. If a player exhibits more wrist rotation than other players when moving the mouse …

Underneath their compelling audiovisual surface, games require players to carry out
mundane interaction work, such as pointing, ty**, or steering. However, many of these …

Gamers use a variety of different display sizes, though for PC gaming in particular, monitors
in the 24 to 27 inch size range have become most popular. Particularly popular among many …

With the advent of variable refresh rate (VRR) monitor technologies, gamers experience
variable frame timing (VFT) during their gameplay. Combining VRR with low-latency GPU …

Variable frame timing (VFT), or changes in the time intervals between discrete frame images
displayed to users, deviates from our traditional conceptualization of frame rate in which all …

In time-pressure action esports games, a player's mechanical skill refers to the ability to
quickly and accurately control input devices such as a keyboard or mouse. In this study, we …