Why some gamers prefer inverted controls—science finally explains the surprising reason

Research reveals that gamers’ control preferences, particularly inverting controls, stem from spatial cognition rather than mere habit. Cognitive processing speed and spatial perception strongly predict control choices. Experimenting with opposite control schemes can enhance spatial awareness and reaction times, benefiting various fields beyond gaming, like piloting and surgery, by optimizing human-machine interaction.

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Tejashwi slams 20 years of NDA rule in Bihar, BJP hits back

RJD leader Tejashwi Prasad Yadav criticised the NDA govt’s 20-year rule in Bihar and 11 years at the Centre, citing unemployment, migration, and poverty. He questioned the lack of food processing industries despite Bihar’s agricultural production. BJP leaders defended their governance, highlighting increased per capita income, infrastructure development and investments in food processing and job…

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Kusal Mendis stellar performance steers Sri Lanka to 2-1 ODI series win against Bangladesh

Sri Lanka clinched the ODI series against Bangladesh with a dominant 99-run victory, fueled by Kusal Mendis’s brilliant 124. Mendis, named Player of the Series, anchored Sri Lanka’s 285/7. Bangladesh faltered in their chase, collapsing for 186. Captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz lamented the lack of crucial partnerships. The teams now prepare for a three-match T20I…

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Gold price outlook: Bullion may be near its peak as global tailwinds fade; Citi, BMI and Motilal warn of downside after 40% rally

After a significant surge, gold prices face potential headwinds as analysts from Citi, BMI, and Motilal Oswal express caution. Shifting macroeconomic conditions, including potential Fed rate cuts and stronger global growth, could diminish gold’s safe-haven appeal. While geopolitical risks persist, a stronger dollar and higher bond yields may further pressure prices, leading to a possible…

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‘Like a table fan’: Ex-India cricketer’s brutal take on Shubman Gill, praises ‘storm’ Abhishek Sharma

India eyes an overseas T20I series win against Australia, with opener Shubman Gill under scrutiny. While Abhishek provides explosive starts, Gill’s inconsistent form is a concern. Former batter Sadagoppan Ramesh likened their dynamic to a “storm and a table fan,” emphasizing the crucial role of the opening partnership in setting formidable totals.

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