Associate Professor Tetsuyuki Nakamura of the Faculty of Human Sciences, Toyo Gakuen University participated as a guest in the popular video content "Game Sanpo" provided by Livedoor News (operated by LINE Corporation) on YouTube.Associate Professor Nakamura, who teaches cognitive psychology and also specializes in research on animal psychology, gave a live commentary on three popular works including Monster Hunter from the perspective of animal psychology.
"Game Sanpo" is a video content that lets experts in each field talk about the world of games in a realistic manner.So far, "I tried" Breath of the Wild "with weather forecaster Yoshizumi Ishihara, and I got a good idea of how the weather works!" The video that conveys the depth of the game's built-in, the depth of the expert's point of view, and the uniqueness, such as the meaning of the laws inside, has attracted a lot of attention.
Toyo Gakuen University responded to this project by saying, "In order to become an'autonomous learner', it is a shortcut to have an interest in learning. If you would like to, "he agreed to cooperate.
Associate Professor Tetsuyuki Nakamura was in charge of commentary on the unique action game "Pigeon Simulator" with pigeons as the main character, and the latest trial version of the hunting action game "Monster Hunter Rise DEMO", with a cumulative total of more than 2,000 million copies worldwide. These are the three games of "Monster Hunter World: Iceborne", one of the most popular games in the series.Through the movements of pigeons and various creatures in the game, we are conducting psychological analysis of characters using animal psychology research methods and animal experiment methods.
This video "I tried" Pigeon Simulator "with an animal psychologist who can talk to pigeons! # 01", "[" Pigeon Simulator "# 02 that understands humans when understanding animals" "[MH Rise] Animal psychologist is Airou "I tried to seriously verify the cognitive ability of & Gark" can be viewed on the Toyo Gakuen University online open campus site.
reference:[Toyo Gakuen University Examination Student Site] Online Open Campus
