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SUMMARY:Display Size and Targeting Performance: Small Hurts, Large May Hel
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DESCRIPTION:Technical Communications, Technical Papers\n\nDisplay Size and
  Targeting Performance: Small Hurts, Large May Help\n\nKim, Madhusudan, Wa
 tson, Boudaoud, Tarrazo...\n\nWhich display size helps gamers win? Recomme
 ndations from the research and PC gaming communities are contradictory. We
  find that as display size grows, targeting performance improves. When siz
 e increases from 13" to 26", targeting time drops by over 3%. Further size
  increases from 26" through 39", 52" and 65", bring more modest improvemen
 ts, with targeting time dropping a further 1%. While such improvements may
  not be meaningful for novice gamers, they are extremely important to skil
 led and competitive players. To produce these results, 30 gamers participa
 ted in a targeting task as we varied display size by placing a display at 
 varying distances. We held field of view constant by varying viewport size
 , and resolution constant by rendering to a fixed-size off-screen buffer. 
 This paper offers further experimental detail, and examines likely explana
 tions for the effects of display size.\n\nRegistration Category: FULL ACCE
 SS, ON-DEMAND ACCESS\n\nLanguage: ENGLISH\n\nFormat: IN-PERSON, ON-DEMAND
URL:https://sa2022.siggraph.org/en/full-program/?id=papers_311&sess=sess16
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