I've done many optical illusion pictures, in which the image of JELLOFOX is tactically hidden. They are not just visual games. What I want to say is to seek the hidden truth in the immensely complex world.
Seventy French university students were recruited for the study and told they would be participating in a three-day experiment testing the effects of brightness of video games on visual perception.
Some of the studies have been highly cited and widely publicized: one, by cognitive scientists Daphne Bavelier and Shawn Green of the University of Rochester in New York, published in Nature in 2003 2, has been cited more than 650 times, and was widely reported by the media as showing that video games boost visual skills.