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    The Video Game Industry

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    Given the strength and diversity of the video game industry today, it is hard to believe that it almost failed completely in the United States. Thankfully, Japan and three of its major entertainment companies, Nintendo, SEGA, and Sony revived it. When it looked as if all hope was lost, Nintendo and SEGA entered the market and rescued the American video game industry. Their innovation and creativity transformed the industry and the impact is still felt today. Sony later entered the market and…

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    PS4 vs Xbox One The console wars have been going on since the late 1980’s. Every gamer has their preference on what they play. Whether it be PC, console, mobile, etc. Currently the two hottest consoles on the market are the Microsoft Xbox one and the Sony PS4. It has been over 3 years since these consoles have come out. They are both very good game consoles for this generation. They are both very similar in many ways, but they also have major differences. Trying to pick between PS4 and Xbox…

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    to introduce the Xbox One video game console without the Kinect motion and voice-controlled sensor for $399 in June 2014 to match the price of PlayStation 4 from Sony Corp.” (para. 1) In turn, this caused sales to increase and catch up with the competition and boost sales. According to Peckham (2014a) “Microsoft says in an Xbox Wire post that Xbox One sales have more than doubled since the company began selling a Kinect-less version of its flagship games console on June 9.” This entirely proves…

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    importance of discussing the two consoles differences is to show which one a gamer might buy. In this essay the points of comparison will be the design, features, and the exclusive games each console has. The first topic up for comparison will be the design and look of each console. The color of each console is the same as both of them sport a slick black color scheme, however that’s where the similarities end. The Xbox One has a square box like design and is a bigger console than the PS4…

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    Ps4 Case Study

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    "dynamic" menu system exists on the PS4, allowing you to select games, view your profile, see activity on social media, and more. • 500GB hard drive (removable; user upgradeable) • PS4 won’t offer backward compatibility, though Sony may offer a cloud-based emulation service for PS3 or older games • the PlayStation 4 has appreciably more graphics horsepower under its hood than the Xbox One • The PS4 DualShock controls feature a game DVR share button, a clickable touchpad, a built-in mono…

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    of video games. Through games such as Mario, Pokémon, and The Legend of Zelda, which are three of the most popular titles of all time. Nintendo has continuously revolutionized the way video games have been developed through handheld and stationary consoles. Their impact on video games has never been more apparent than it has been in the past decade. Nintendo’s recent impact started with the release of the Nintendo Wii in the fall of 2006. This console gave players the ability to play games…

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    Video games have been transformed so much thought the years. Starting from pong in the 70’s to modern day video games. As society advances so do video games and their importance in modern culture. The more complicated we make video games the more we see there is controversy around it, but that’s not the main transformation this paper will be focusing on. The transformation I see the most would be between the Nintendo 64 to the PlayStation 4 consoles. The Nintendo 64 was a stepping stone for…

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    against consoles such as Sony's PlayStation 4 and Nintendo's Wii U as part of the eighth generation of video game consoles.I also had an addiction of playing a game called forza. It is a popular and critically acclaimed series of racing video games for Xbox consoles and Microsoft Windows published by Microsoft…

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    shortened the name to Xbox and officially reviled the console at a game developers conference March 10, 2001. It was released November 15, 2001 in North America, Japan February 22, 2002, Australia March 14, 2002 and to Europe March 14, 2002. 2 Planning for the Xbox 360 began in February 2003. During that month 400 developers were recruited to make the Xbox 360. On August the 12th, 2003 ATI agreed to make the graphic processor for the console. The Xbox 360 was released on November 22, 2005, in…

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    Nintendo Research Paper

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    Nintendo has released many consoles over the past 28 years. Each time they release a new console, they make improvements or changes to keep up with current technology. Most of the consoles they have released have been well-received, but one of them was a complete flop. The Nintendo Entertainment System, or the NES, was the first console Nintendo released. It had 8-bit graphics and used cartridges to play games. The console was released in North America in February, 1986. The NES cost $90…

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