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    Assassin's Creed

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    sword fights enemies would get stuck in walls/buildings. During free-run Edward would not follow commands and end up climbing something you didn 't tell him to, or jumping the wrong way, silly thing 's like this can mess up some of your mission 's especially when you are trying to stealth a mission. For some people these minor flaws maybe annoying but for everyone else who can look past these minor issues then the game has very consistent, fluid and solid graphics. For myself, I just laughed and took screenshots every time a silly error happened. The environments range from busy shipping towns, fortresses to the jungle, coves and mini paradise islands you can even search underwater shipwrecks later in the game (more on this below). The gameplay on land is very similar to other Assassin 's Creed 's, you can run, jump and climb almost anything parkour style (they call it free-run). Then you have the best bit, which is on the sea in your ship called The Jackdaw. The game focuses on a mixture of stealth and combat to get you through your mission objectives. To make things easier they have a system called eagle vision, when activated it marks enemies in red and your objectives in yellow (this system helps but doesn 't work as well as it does in other open world games). When you are using stealth you can hide in bushes/foliage and cubby holes, then whistle to attract an enemies attention to yourself (you will have to whistle many times as the AI seem to be a bit dumb and don 't…

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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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    Daphne Bavelier strongly suggest in most moderation that gaming is more beneficial then more thought of. Video Games is a widely known source of multimedia entertainment. It 's impact on the general population of society on the other hand is questioned time to time by various researchers and also concerned parents. This essay is based on Tedtalks discussion and Daphne Bavelier 's review on the influence & effects on constant video game users & society. The use of multimedia in education has…

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    These days, video games are a very popular form of entertainment for all ages. This type of entertainment can have negative effects on both sexes and all ages. With toddlers becoming more and more tech savvy, tablets and smart phones make the video games even easier for younger consumers to get their hands on. Video games can teach young children about violence, abuse, shooting or injuring innocent people and disrespecting police officers. This form of entertainment along with many others can…

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    The Holocaust vs Ready Player One In the book Ready Player One, by Ernest Cline, there were many themes and social concerns by the author, but the main point of the book was about a dystopian society and a world of the future. It was the world of a videogame called OASIS. OASIS was a video game that was much like a virtual reality game today, people could learn on it like school and they could play fun games on it like Pac Man. Many people used it as a way to escape the horrible reality of…

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    Do video games affect the brain Over the years there has been many debates which have lasted for over 30 years over one topic and that one topic is are video games good for the brain. People might think that these video games are addiction, increased aggression, and various health consequences such as obesity and repetitive strain injuries but this what media tells the viewer that their child or anyone is in harm because they don't really like showing the positives of such topic. The…

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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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    Physica Health Benefits

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    wAgain with your video games, come on, don’t you worry about your physical health it’s really important to your life. Playing video games affects you're physica health in many ways i could explain. You should also only play video games for about 30minutes and get some frsh air outside. Playing vide games 24 hours a day makes you really tired and you would want to go back to sleep after waking up already. So, now do you think video games affect you’re physical health. Playing video games affects…

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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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    Video Game Stereotypes

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    In the last ten years, video games have made the transition from hobby to way of life in a fashion few other things have. A decade ago, it was almost frowned upon to spend more than a few hours a day playing a game. Today, there are a dozen different careers an enterprising player can make out of those hours, from instructional or entertaining videos to playing on a professional level, and almost all of it is being pioneered by people under the age of twenty-five. Children aren't the only ones…

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