Anyway, according to LG's press release "New research" shows that console gamers, specifically those on Xbox, are the kings of gaming circles, superior supposedly to their PlayStation counterparts and those on PC.
The same press release from LG - in partnership with Activision - goes on to suggest that the study found console gamers (predominantly on Xbox) have better reaction ability than PC gamers.
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"More than 1,400 gamers participated in LG's Elite Reaction Test, created in partnership with Activision," the press release explained.
"PC gamers happened to fare the worst, with an average reaction accuracy of 67.7%, compared to Xbox players who had an average accuracy of 77.1%.
"When taking the test, users were required to click on targets that faded from green to red as quickly as possible to help increase their score."
The overall reaction score a player received was based on a number of different factors including: Accuracy, Targets hit, Targets missed and how quickly the target was hit.
"Overall reaction scores produced from the test show console gamers to have the best reactions, or 'twitchiness', with Xbox gamers having an average reaction score of 79.7 and PlayStation gamers with 71.9. PC gamers had the lowest average reaction score, with 62.2.
"In terms of number of targets hit, Xbox gamers led the way with 78% of clicks on target. PlayStation gamers hit 74%, whilst PC gamers hit just 70% of the time.
"Although PC gamers hit fewer targets than their console counterparts, they were, however, the quickest to react with almost 1 in 5 (18%) of the targets hit being green.
"Compared to Xbox players who only hit 9% of targets while they were green. This meant that while PC gamers were less accurate overall, they did seem to have itchier trigger-fingers.
More here https://www./tech/gaming/753215/Xbo...ng-to-LG-s-completely-scientific-new-research
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