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Simmer Down Sprinter is another game spotted by Richard Blakely at Eyebeam in Chelsea. In the game you use biofeedback devices to try and relax more than your opponent. The more relax the faster the on-screen sprinter runs. If you get stressed out enough, the sprinter will actually run backwards.
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