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    This is a very important piece of information. Music helps a game along, and focus on what is important. Many games that succeeded had great music. An example of this is “The legend of Zelda,” games. These games all had great songs like the main title theme, song of storms, and Zelda’s lullaby. All these songs helped the player stay focus to get through their quest to save Hyrule. Also, “To maintain the immersion that is so important…

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    Zelda Research Paper

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    Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda: carina of Time – was perhaps the first 3D game with detailed cities and villages. The Legend of Zelda incorporates elements of action, adventure, and role-playing games. It is often regarded the test 3D game of all time. Hidden in amongst the venous locations of the gar are a series of temple that brilliantly depict different types of temple architecture. Fig 2. The Legend of Zelda (Source: http://zelda.wikia.com/wiki/The_Legend_of_Zelda:_Ocarina_of_Time) The…

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    Zelda Advertisements

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    gamers, young and old. For the first advertisement, it is for the new console called the “Nintendo Switch”. In this advertisement, they were promoting the console with their new game: “The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild” with a slogan that said “Explore the Wilds of Hyrule any way you like.”. The Legend of Zelda is a critically acclaimed and well-liked video game series since the late 1980s. This advertisement…

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    Donkey Kong Research Paper

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    Have you ever wondered which video games had the most significant impact on the growth of the video game industry. If you walked up to a random person on the street and asked them what the first video game made was they would most likely say "Pong" . Pong ,created by Allan Alcorn and published by Atari in 1972, is most famously known for being one of the earliest video games known that significantly impacted the growth of the video game industry. Similar to table tennis your objective is to beat…

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    Originally, video games and their players were typically associated with nerds or social outcasts, but with gaming’s recent rise in popularity they are now associated YouTube gamers and Major League Gaming style tournaments. People are making money off of video games, by not only making and selling them, but by playing and being relatively active within the gaming community. In this way, gaming has pushed itself into mainstream media and is a huge source of entertainment for all people of…

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    It was there he met and fell in love with Zelda Sayre, a daughter of an Alabama Supreme Court judge (Mangum). The war ended in 1918, and he moved to New York City hoping to develop a career in advertising, profitable enough to convince Zelda to marry him. He quit his job after a few short months and moved back to St. Paul to rewrite his novel. In 1920, Scotts novel “This Side of Paradise,”…

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    was exposed. Gatsby appears to exemplify the modern american dream, wealth and success, but these powers turn against Gatsby when he pursues the woman of his dreams, Daisy Buchanan. Gatsby’s love for Daisy can be compared to Fitzgerald 's love for Zelda. Gatsby’s “callousness and moral irresponsibility” (F(rancis) Scott (Key) Fitzgerald) demonstrates the mindset of the people living in the 1920s. Fitzgerald 's final novel was Tender Is the Night, and is based on his experience with his wife’s…

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    For generations, the Nintendo Company has gifted people off all ages with countless memories in the world 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…

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    Positive Impact Of The NES

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    the NES. Now let's flash back to the present where the Nintendo Switch is going strong to this day and keeping the Nintendo spirit alive and well. Nintendo is still taking revolutionary step after revolutionary step with their games such as Legend of Zelda Breath of The Wild and Super Mario Odyssey. Who knows, they may bring back some of their old series like F-Zero or Metroid. All we do know is that we should look towards the future and wait on this cruise ship that we call…

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    socioeconomic ambitions. But most importantly, the freedom of swaying on the dance floor with their loved ones is a feeling that nothing can be compared to. (History, The) A key aspect of The Roaring Twenties was a particular man that leaves behind a legend. His name was Scott F. Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald was the leading writer of America’s Jazz Age, the Roaring Twenties, and one of it’s glittering heroes. (Coale, The) An author who stood as a romantic and tragic figure in American Literature. F.…

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