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New possibilities of human-computer interaction in integrated video games for mobile phones, TV and Internet

Advances in the capabilities of both mobile devices and digital televisions have created new possibilities for human-computer interaction, which can be used for developing informal TV-centric games. Those possibilities were tested by creating a game that can be played on a TV, while a television program is showing, which can be controlled through mobile phones. Both the TV and the mobile phones are connected via a wireless network and the results of the game can be shared on social networks. The game performance was evaluated by measuring the responsiveness to user actions and a survey was conducted among a group of test users.