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    Xbox 360 Research Paper

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    They released the Super Nintendo system, it was a 16-bit video game console (MacNeil). They went on to make the SNES, Gameboy, Gameboy Advanced, Nintendo DS, 3DS, etc. (MacNeil). As the game came out, hackers are always there to find holes in the system to exploit the game and use it to the consumer’s benefit. All the game from the 1990s to the early 2000s were all easy to hack, however, as technology advance, the piracy protection increases also. Although, Nintendo is not as well protected as…

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    Zelda Research Paper

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    and even saved the gaming industry. Though many have varying opinions on which Zelda game is the best, Ocarina of Time (OoT) holds a high regard in my part and revolutionized the definition of gaming. In 1998, Ocarina of Time was released on the Nintendo 64 and established itself as a legend among the gaming community. The many characteristics that caught gamer’s interest are not easily replicated spanning from Ocarina’s lore and memorable story to its gameplay and gaming mechanics. It stands…

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    Tallgrass Research Paper

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    The engraved NINTENDO GAMECUBE on the back has given me motivation to name this a Nintendo Gamecube Controller, although the people of this era most likely gave it a much more unique name. With our knowledge of gaming in these times, this was a very social object, with people using it at large gatherings…

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    CASE STUDY: CONSOLE PROMOTION *Company name and game is fake* CLIENT Oblivion Studios Inc. Oblivion gained its popularity during the late 2000s just as warfare and action games became more prominent. They became a multimillion dollar company because, of its past success with Nuclear Syndrome I and II as well as, its Dominance franchise. CHALLENGE Ever since the release of Space Invaders in 1978, the popularity of warfare and action games were on the rise, massively increasing the gaming…

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    both released about the same time, with the Xbox 360 S being released in 2010 and the newer version of the Wii being released in 2011 (Microsoft Xbox 360) (Nintendo Wii console). As a result, it is important to know the pros and cons of both gaming systems before making a decision about which one to buy. After careful consideration, the Nintendo Wii is a better choice than the Xbox 360 Slim. Firstly, the Wii is more family friendly than the Xbox 360 Slim. The Xbox 360 has vastly more rated “M”…

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    Legend Of Zelda

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    includes two games for the Nintendo Entertainment System and two games from the Nintendo 64. Each game is a faithful reproduction of the original game. The stories, enemies, and item placements are as you remember them. However, each game has received a minor facelift. While the graphics remain the same, each game now runs at a higher resolution. This higher resolution lets you see more detail than is possible on the original system. All four games are included on one single Nintendo GameCube…

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    You’re at your friend’s house to play his brand new awesome Kinect system. Of course you are really enjoying it and it’s probably the best thing ever. But you can’t help to be curious about such a complex thing, you may not wander on it but there is that little spot in your brain that just makes you wonder about these ingenious inventions. Almost everyone here today is probably familiar with the most famous and exquisite game consoles. Today’s technology has enabled us to create some of the most…

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    Bibliography for Professional Skills Report by Eamonn Hannon 1. Harris, B. (2014). Console Wars: Sega Vs Nintendo and the Battle that Defined a Generation. London: Atlantic Books. This book is a general history of the 'console war' between Nintendo's Super Nintendo Entertainment System console and Sega's Genesis/Mega Drive console, showing the viewpoint of various Nintendo and Sega employees, along with others involved in the game industry at the time. The book contains a lot of technical…

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    Donkey Kong Case Study

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    successful Arcade game of a small Japanese manufacturer, Nintendo. The game saw the first appearance of Mario. In the game Mario had to jump the construction sites to protect his girlfriend from Donkey Kong. Atari turned down the offer from Nintendo to license Donkey Kong as they thought the asking price was too high. At that time Atari had an 88% profit margin on the cartridges Atari was making and Nintendo was asking for $2 per cartridge. Nintendo later sold the rights of Donkey Kong to…

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    Collage As A Friend Essay

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    more your style than writing in a diary.” Fair point. When he was younger, he was always forced to sit at Miles’ basketball games, and he hated it. He didn’t care for the sport, or any sport for that matter, and all he had to entertain him was his Nintendo DS. One time, he was so bored of the game-of-the-week that he resorted to Pictochat. He spent the rest of the game sending messages to himself and doodle as much as he could in that tiny chat window. It wasn’t too long before he discovered…

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