一位神经科学家解释了由 Devolver Digital 开发的电子游戏《善与铁锤》的吸引力。该游戏探讨了破坏性行为带来的满足感。 AI
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神经科学家解释破坏性电子游戏的吸引力
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🎮《Virtue and a Sledgehammer》的冲击感不同寻常。我们请神经科学家解释原因。《Virtue and a Sledgehammer》是Devolver Digital的最新作品，它提出了一个问题：为什么
🎮 Virtue and a Sledgehammer hits different. We asked a neuroscientist to explain why. Virtue and a Sledgehammer, the latest from Devolver Digital, asks: Why is it so fun to break things? One scientist tells Polygon the answer. 📰 Source: Polygon.com 🔗 Link: https://www.polygon.com…