xeromist wrote:
I think the simplest solution would be to label different types of games based on the risk of sickness.
This is an interesting idea which seems workable.
Some games already offer "severity" warnings for risk of inducing epileptic seizures. Some games have too many flashy, blinky, busy things going onscreen which can trigger seizures in sensitive people. Although this isn't a regulated practice, as it stands these sorts of warnings are voluntary (in North America, anyhow).
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