Poika Isokoski
Benoît Martin
ABSTRACT
We evaluated the performance of a wheel mouse, an XBox360 controller, the combination of a mouse and a keyboard, and a Trackmouse in FPS target acquisition. The device combinations where mouse was used for aiming performed better than the Xbox360 controller.
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- Performance of input devices in FPS target acquisition
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