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    friend. In this generation of teenagers violent video games such as “Halo” “Mortal Combat” and “Medal of Honor” all of which take gamers to a place where its okay and not only okay but encourged to kill. “Iowa State university reasearchers found that violent video games increased the likely hood of of aggression”(Oskin). These games make it hard for the gamer to distingush between reality and the game. While yes these games do have ratings many of them R‚ an adult has to buy it for their child

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    Why Video Games Are Good

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    playing a video game must solve and complete direct conflicts while keeping their overall goal in perspective. Playing a video game is similar to solving a science problem. Video gamers must come up with a hypothesis while trying to accomplish a goal‚ much like a student conducting a lab would do. For example: if a gamer is searching for a hidden item and they hypothesize that the item is in a dragon’s belly‚ they will attack the dragon and discover whether their hypothesis was correct or false. If

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    product critique Wii U

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    Product Critique: Wii U Nintendo was very successful in the video-game industry for many years‚ but the launch of the Wii U was a complete disaster. In order to understand the failure of the Wii U launch we need to list its positive and negative features and compare them to its direct competitors‚ Xbox One and PS4‚ and indirect competitors‚ smartphones‚ pc’s and tablets. Although the GamePad was innovative‚ it was not enough to attract new customers. The biggest reason was the lack of new games

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    Nintendo Wii

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    industry. Instead of concentrating strictly on advancing the processing and graphics capabilities of its next game machine‚ Nintendo’s research and development focused on easing accessibility‚ widening its audience beyond young and "hardcore" gamers‚ and expanding the scope of games that people make and play. With Wii‚ Nintendo aimed to innovate instead of simply improve. This focus on innovation is manifest in the console’s two most notable features: its controller and its backward compatibility

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    Video Game Influences

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    Video Gamers have the Advantage Since the early 1970’s‚ the demand and popularity of video games has been growing rapidly. Nowadays‚ video games are an integral part of many people’s lives world-wide. In order to satisfy the public’s growing demand for these innovative games‚ software companies are producing large quantities of attractive and stimulating video games. With each new generation‚ these games become more visually dazzling and increase in realism. Because the vast majority of children

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    MKT Case IBM

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    powerful processor and ultra-portability while delivering heavyweight performances. Segment 8 on the other hand is Japanese gamers who needs specialized devices and integrated notebooks. IBM might not be able to offer the perfect solution‚ but marketing department can offer A-series‚ T-series‚ and i-series. A-series that have desktop functionality may work well with heavy gamers‚ while T-series offer both mobility and performance (which might be suitable for college students). Finally‚ i-series have

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    games have always been an important part of the entertainment industry since its appearance in 1970’s. They have been played worldwide and effect many people. While the children are already playing the games‚ the number of women gamers‚ as well as the age level of gamers in general is increasing. As technology advances‚ video games with more diversity and real-life experience are slowly creeping into parts of our life and gaining its momentum in the society. Due to its quick development‚ many ethical

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    strategically place our product in their shops in a way that customers notice it. We will be using our well-established distribution lines to ensure there is enough stock in each of the stores. Apart from this the company will be holding a gamers meet where teenage gamers will be given the opportunity to test out the mouse on a more practical environment. This will create awareness as well as a recreational opportunity for the prospective customers. Promotion: We

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    Philippine Normal University (Addiction of Minors to Online Games) Submitted by꞉ Elna J. Bachicha II-8 BSE-VE Submitted to꞉ Prof. Raymundo The computer is one of the greatest inventions in the 21st century‚ it has supported the education‚ has made communication faster‚ improved businesses and enhanced information gathering. This technology has great benefit to many people to specially

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    Nintendo's Wii Strategy

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    Nintendo shifted its focus to providing a new form of player interaction targeted at a wider demographic than the traditional avid game audience. Nintendo’s new business model has the following characteristics: 1) a shift from hardcore to casual gamers‚ which allowed the company to reduce console performance and add a new element of motion control that created more fun; 2) elimination of state-of-the-art chip development and increased use of off-the-shelf components; 3) reducing costs which allowed

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