Clinical research consistently demonstrates that video games and electronic screen displays can trigger seizures, particularly in individuals with photosensitive epilepsy or specific neurological vulnerabilities, due to flashing lights and dynamic visual patterns.
The retrieved literature consistently confirms that video games can trigger seizures, particularly in photosensitive individuals, through specific visual stimuli like flashing lights and patterns. Papers [0], [3], and [9] explicitly discuss video game-induced seizures and guidelines for managing risks associated with video sequences and electronic screens. No papers refute the claim that video games can trigger seizures under certain conditions.