After the eight-week session, rhythmicity players performed better at recognizing faces, and EEG tests revealed greater activity in the superior parietal lobule, the part of the brain associated with sight-reading music and short-term visual recall. One of the things that makes the game unique is its ability to adjust its difficulty level based on the user, pushing them to get better without ruining their gaming experience.Įlectroencephalography (EEG) was used for the post-training analysis during a recognition task involving unidentified faces. As players advanced, the tempo, complexity, and level of precision required were all adjusted.
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Rhythmicity was created with former Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart and taught people how to play a beat on a tablet using visual cues. "As hypothesized, only the rhythm training group exhibited improved short-term memory on a face recognition task, thereby providing important evidence that musical rhythm training can benefit performance on a non-musical task," the research team wrote in their published study. The difference between the two groups was evident: as participants progressed in the game, Rhythmicity's methods for targeting visual perception and selective attention had an impact on short-term memory with the help of a face recognition exercise. One group played the musical rhythm game Rhythmicity, while the other played a standard word search game for 20 minutes each day, five days a week, for eight weeks. All About RhythmicityĤ7 adults between the ages of 60 and 79 were divided into two groups to test the effects of the game.
The auction of more than 1,700 arcade games at one of the largest museums devoted to pinball machines begins September 10 to September 12 and again from September 24-26 and is being handled by Anaheim-based Captain's Auction Wharehouse which specializes in pinball machines and arcade games. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images)Īuction house employees play video games while testing out the machines due for auction at the Museum of Pinball in Banning, California on September 10, 2021.
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