如果OCZ的神经脉冲驱动器(Neural Impulse Actuator, NIA)真的能读心，或许它可以读到我们内心里的小小失望吧！虽然名字叫做Brain Mouse，但真正使用的它在电玩浴血战场3里小试身手之后，我们还是搞不清楚究竟哪种「脑波」能控制哪个动作，或许完全遵照NIA的使用说明，好好的花上几个小时来熟悉整套系统，我们能表现得更好也说不定。

        但在这短暂的相处下，我们还是得到了一个小小结论-Brain Mouse这个名字取得不太对，既然整套系统是用额头上的脑波读取器，配合着眼部和其它肌肉细微的动作，来辨识使用者的真正想法，就不该只重视额头上的肌肉收缩，而忽略了眼睛视线之所及以及脑袋意念之所集，当然，这并不代表我们觉得美金三百块的价格不太値得，只是当个最佳额头电玩高手，听起来实在太不酷了！

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       If the Neural Impulse Actuator (NIA) from OCZ could really read thoughts, it'd be a little disappointed right now. In our short time with the "brain mouse" controller, we had some difficulty figuring out what exact "thoughts" did what, with our primary accomplishment being repeated backwards jumping motions while getting destroyed in a match of Unreal Tournament 3. To the NIA's credit, however, we could already tell that we were getting a bit of a sixth sense for the controller, and with the hour or so of recommended time for learning, we're sure we could be fragging with the best of them. "Brain mouse" is a bit of a misnomer, since we used the NIA in conjunction with a real mouse for actually looking around. NIA took over everything else, including strafing, jumping, running and even shooting if you concentrate just right. The unit seemed to primarily concern itself with our forehead muscle contractions, but other subtle motions seemed to come out of nowhere when we moved our eyes or concentrated just right. Just for novelty alone we'd say the NIA is worth that $300 pricetag, but we don't expect to be besting Fatal1ty with this strapped to our head.