A case of fixation-off sensitivity (FOS) in an asymptomatic adult is presented and studied as a model for continuous epileptiform discharges. Video-electroencephalographic (EEG) revealed continuous bilateral occipital spike wave discharges during elimination of central vision, which were shown to be associated with transitory cognitive impairment demonstrated by neuropsychological testing. Functional MRI showed activation of parieto-occipital and frontal brain areas during the fixation-off discharges. This localization was confirmed with 64-channel EEG source analysis. The applied methods provided additional information on the pathophysiology of epileptiform discharges.