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    Analysis: The Last Of Us

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    For example if we focus on the 1998 Legend of Zelda, if you left Link idle for too long, he would start moving around and making gestures to signify his moods. We also see how Ellie reacts when Joel doesn't do anything; she starts making remarks and starts to get irritated. One particular moment when Joel shines a torch in her face, we see her squinting and finding it difficult to see her. These small features in the game bring the characters to life even when the game isn’t being played. The characters have their own personalities, making them more life like, along with the CGI and graphics in their animation. The gameplay of the last of us is intriguing to the point that there are many people who watch the gameplay on YouTube, or watch others play the game. Gameplay videos on YouTube are at an all time high due the games being filled with an interesting narrative and amazing graphics. People would rather watch a game than play it because the story and style are so immersive and…

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    game popular? Well it has to be good for starters, although what makes a video game good. Games first have to be fun, they need to be challenging. The video games hard enemies or complex puzzles. A good story also helps for a game to be popular. Games like Elder scrolls, Halo, and The last of us have been awarded for their stories. Games Thompson 3 with amazing and interesting stories are some of the most popular, but a good story isn’t the only reason for a game to be popular; graphics are a…

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    player wanted to be a white monk or wizard? I know the game developers are trying to get the characters historically accurate but come on they had to notice a little bit of stereotypical satire when creating the characters. Another thing I noticed is that the other classes in the game that were white were stronger and somewhat better than the Asian monk and black witch doctor. This affects the overall structure and actions of the game because if you become a white barbarian you will be able to…

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    Jocks Stereotypes Essay

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    They are drawing in thousands of viewers from around the globe for entertainment purposes. The increased interest has put the spotlight on the figures or the professionals who play video games for a living. This sounds like a dream job, but in reality many gamers are starting to get competitive in order to break out from being the regular gamer into the professional world of gaming. However stereotypes and misconceptions about pro gamers are arising from people who are on the outside of the…

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    Intergenerational Play

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    Discussion of the Weaknesses of the Reviewed Literature In this literature review, several studies on intergenerational game play were discussed in order to understand the nature of intergenerational play in games, with a focus on digital games, and the impact of playing games on negative attitudes of both the young and the elderly towards each other. We started with the studies exploring the characteristics of intergenerational interaction in gameplay and then went on to focus on research…

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    Never Alone Analysis

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    culture. However, at the same time, this new forum that is developed must show full respect for Indigenous culture and tradition, while properly engaging todays youth and those who may not have any prior exposure to Indigenous culture. This is made even more difficult when one factors in the effects of modern social media, as well as other outlets that distract and obstruct Indigenous youth from reconnecting with their roots. Yet, as made evident in the video game Never Alone (Kisima Ingitchuna)…

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    published by other users, you will essentially never run out of new things to do. The graphics, audio, and physics of the game were praiseworthy as well. Beautiful, accurate scenery accompanies the many different countries you play through and the background music is always fitting and uplifting; don’t be surprised if you find yourself dancing along to it while playing! What is truly amazing, is the effort the creators put into the physics of the game. As a Sackperson you are able to walk, run,…

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    Undertale Analysis

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    Whereas most games similar in gameplay to Undertale would have you fight through random encounters with the basic options to attack, use an item or flee, Undertale differentiates itself with two extra options: the ability to ACT and the ability to MERCY. The player chooses to fight the foe if they want to, but may also use ACT to try and find a way to reason with the opponent based on what information they can gather about what the opponent…

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    I would also alter how fast the levels changed. Because that is what people have suggested after they gave my game a trial. Genre Video-game genres are used to organize video-games based on their gameplay interaction rather than visual or narrative differences. The genre of my video game is classic arcade. This type of game genre is a fast-paced action game (for PC or console), requiring hand-eye coordination skill to play. The reason I have made it this way is because teenagers like to play a…

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    simply the best option in this day and age. While most jobs have one element to them — for example, a lumberjack solely cuts down trees, a farmer tends to their crop — video game design has many facets to take part in. If one can’t draw a simple sketch, but can create beautifully written plots and characters, they still have purpose in this field. Those who can draw, compose music, create puzzles, and/or put together an interface where everything is accessible —they have a place in this…

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