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Cybersickness
Cybersickness is a lesser-used alias for simulation sickness, a type of motion sickness that crippled the VR industry in the 90s, and persists today in even the most heavily optimised hardware. It is caused by slight lag in the system such that the visual image of motion reaches the user a short time after they have finished moving, resulting in conflicting data to the brain from the eyes and the balance centre.
See also: Simulation Sickness, Simulator Sickness, Barf Zone (slang)
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(17/11/2008)
July 27th ?- July 29th, 2009
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