Study on Internet Game (FPS) Interface from a View of User's Contemplation

Computer technology development and internet generalization yielded commercial game invigoration. Recently, interface of internet FPS games became realized similar to reality to attract users toward a higher level of immersion. This paper discusses aesthetic contemplation of the interface of rapidly developed FPS games and the users' behavior in the virtual space thereof. Game and art do not seem to be related each other, but it can be seen from users' behaviors that the user is appreciating an aspect of art in the internet game interfaces. The behavior of a user as an appreciator in the virtual space, contrary to the game developer's expectation, is studied in this paper.