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Study into inverted versus uninverted controls suggests we can stop having pointless arguments about it

You're probably wrong about why you prefer inverted or non-inverted game controls, a new cognitive research study has claimed ...

If you use inverted camera controls, you might rotate shapes in your mind more slowly—but more accurately!—according to a recent neuroscience study

Specifically, there was a strong correlation between inversion preference and how quickly the subject could mentally rotate a ...

Backwards career moves can make you happier and more successful, says leadership expert: If you can't reinvent yourself, 'you're screwed'

Going backwards in life can actually make you happier in the long run, say bestselling author Simon Sinek and Harvard University professor Arthur Brooks.