Play the game a lot, the human hand will deform horror?

A study shows what the human hand will be like if playing games too much in the future.

Hands – that’s what sets us apart from the rest of the animals. Nature has endowed mankind with tremendous power, that is the hand with many other superlative abilities such as building rockets or brain surgery, but perhaps one of the greatest joys that our hands have. we can bring is use them to play games.

By nature, our hands are basically not developed to fit console handles. So our ability to play games has always been hindered by our innate biology. You will feel tired fingers, wrists or even hands after playing games for a long time.

But what if we move into the future thousands of years later, when that video games have become an everyday aspect of the human experience? Then what do our hands look like?

A website called Slotswise teamed up with a number of console developers to do a research. The images you see below reveal what our hands would look like if they were evolved for more gaming in the future.

This includes a huge, powerful thumb for precise control of the Analog levers. The index and middle fingers are elongated for easier touch than other buttons on the console. Our ring and pinky fingers would have shrunk into stubby claw-like appendages designed solely for holding and serving no other role.

Simon Cornelius, chief executive officer of console marketing agency Cornelius Creative Ltd, told Slotswise that the current trend in video games is more complex and that means having a bunch of buttons will have to be big. than on the handle to solve this problem.

“Increasing the buttons on the handle means that our fingers, specifically the thumb, index and middle are doing more work and having to stretch out more. Therefore, I would expect the evolution of our hands to include stretching those fingers, with fast reaction times. The ring finger and little finger will atrophy and may be more like a claw to hold around the handle.”

Of course, the above scientific research is only predictive and does not provide any guarantees. Even so, it is not unreasonable to make such forecasts. Perhaps, we will wait for the time to have the most accurate answer.

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