Posted AT 10:00 PM EST on 07/08/08
Downloadable titles you'll react to
It was the video-game version of a sympathetic pregnancy: Midway through
PixelJunk Eden, a new PlayStation 3 game built around the collection and dispersal of glowing pollen, my nose became stuffed up, my eyes began to water, and the sneezes came in staccato bursts. I have had bad reactions to games in the past, but an allergic reaction, on a day with nothing real in the air to react to? – that's a new one.
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