Flash Games Players Are More Alert

A study conducted by an eminent institute of management suggests that flash game players might be more alert than their console counterparts. The study was conducted to weigh the impact of non-commercial factors on buyer purchase behaviour.

The experiment consisted of a survey designed to form two age cohorts of game players subdivided into two categories flash game players and console players. Both cohorts consisted of two focussed groups, one relating to players of flash communities and the other to those who identified as being console players.

A causal experiment was then designed to determine the responsiveness of the gaming groups in terms of 'time to response'.Experimental observations were conducted for the two age cohorts alongside extensive metrics between players of the two groups.

Experiments to gauge 'time to response' ranged from simple multiple choice pre-exposed Q&A, wherein the candidates were allowed to run through question banks prior to testing, to logical reasoning and analysis. The objective was not determining the accuracy of the answer but 'time to response' fairly accurate.