Titles like The Last of Us and Bioshock Infinite prove that video games can make us emotional, but what if our controllers were aware of that? A group of Stanford University engineers have developed a gamepad modification that can read — and react to– the way you feel when playing a game. Stanford doctoral candidate Corey McCall showcases this unique peripheral in a video, where we see a modified version of Microsofts Xbox 360 controller.
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