Game development Essays

  • Game Engine and Development Structure

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    Introduction A game engine is a platform prepared for development of a particular game. In other words, game engine is a set of tools used to develop games. A brief history In the olden days, arcade games were very popular. However, these games are developed as a one-off kind meaning that if someone were to create another game, that person wouldn’t be able to use the same tools due to the fact that the games are developed right there and then. This was because memory at that time was not sufficient

  • The Importance Of Games In Child Development

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    In today’s world, games tend to be more for children than seen in adults. These games are essential for them and also play a major role in the child’s development because they learn many different learning skills by playing games. When adults actually have time to get a chance to play a game on their own, they seem them more for their enjoyment rather than equally as important. From a perspective, adults are more mature than children. Adults typically try to set an example for their children which

  • The Development of Video Games

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    advancement, video games have gone a long way since they were first created. Video games in the twenty-first century are no longer just toys or junk in the lifestyles of the youth. They have become innovative inventions that not only entertain its users, but also help aid the people in both the academic field and in jobs. The influences that video games bring about in the culture of the youth today are, in fact, not the negative influences that most people think. Video games are actually this generation’s

  • Game Design And Development

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    you can create with them. More specifically the worlds you can create that others can immerse themselves in; being video games. Though it seems rather simple on the surface, the art of video game design & development has so many specific, and crucial parts that go into the game you purchase and play. Through research, I have gained more insight into each part that goes into game design, and the requirements needed to be successful in the field. RIT, or more formally know as the Rochester Institute

  • Careers in Game Development

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    Careers in Game Development To be a game developer, you must truly love games. You mustn't just like playing games, you must also like understanding games. You have to enjoy the concept of dissecting a game, breaking it down into smaller parts, and visualizing how the pieces fit back together. Game developers take on many jobs, but no job, is as important as the programmer. The programmer is the heart of the game. Without the programmer, there is no game (Gruber). Another job in

  • Character Development In The Hunger Games

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    The Hunger Games is a great movie that connects to many emotions. The Hunger Games, by Suzanne Collins, is a movie about a girl (Katniss) whom has lived her whole life in constant hunger in the battle for food. She lives in the 12th distract out of 13 and all of the districts get together and have a televised broadcast of citizens ages 12-18 from each district fighting to the death over food for their district. In the end Katniss’ younger sister, Prim has been chosen to fight for her district, in

  • A History of Video Game Development

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    Video games are an ever-growing franchise that is constantly undergoing change. Ever since the dawn of video games, new consoles, games, developers, and teams have come together, fallen apart, triumphed, and failed. What is it that has allowed some to thrive where others failed? Several different factors have changed and influenced the world of gaming, including the history that is continuously being written, the people who have built the games behind the scenes, and, of course, the actual video

  • The Impact of Video Games on the Psychological Development of Children

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    widely deliberated topics when it comes video games with children is the violence factor. Psychologists Saleem, Anderson, and Gentile show that the impact on the children has to do with the content of the game. They assessed 177 children from ages 9–14 years old play a prosocial, neutral, or violent video game, and assessed helpful and hurtful behaviors simultaneously through a new tangram measure. Participants were told that they would play a video game by themselves, work together with a partner

  • The Positive Effects of Video Games on a Child's Development

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    Do video games induce emotional, physical and psychological scars on children? This question has been pondered by millions of researchers across the globe. On the news there have been frequent accounts of acts of violence caused by children. However it is not the child, parents, or guardians that are blamed. Instead the media has often blamed the video game industry for these acts of immorality. After the Columbine Shootings Bill Clinton (1999) stated that "Over 300 studies report that the boundary

  • Playing Video Games Help Support Child Development

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    Recently, there have been many active video games that have become popular amongst children that can encourage exercise. Video games such as the Wii and the Xbox connect engage children in a whole new way in which the whole body is actively involved. The scientific journal JAMA Pediatrics conducted a study to evaluate the effects of active video gaming on the physical activity and weight loss in children. The research group conducted a 16-week study on seventy five overweight or obese children that

  • Video Game Development

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    Video Games are a rapidly growing industry; developers have increased along with it. Companies that put their full time and energy into the development and marketing of their games originally held dominion over the video game industry. However, this isn’t true today. Today, video games can be made by a couple of people in a basement of a house. This doesn’t mean that the quality of the game is any less impressive, which can happen obviously, all this means is that making and developing video games

  • Flourishing in Video Games: The Improvements of Child Development through an Examination of the Effects of Particular Gaming Aspects

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    productivity. What productivity is, in this sense, is undefined; leading myself to gleam from personal experience what society purports it to be. Common answers involve actions, such as working and social interaction. Self-centered hobbies, such as video games, are often left out, viewed as promoting little towards productivity and its assumed benefits. This produces tension through what is commonly considered to be positively productive towards flourishing, and a growing medium, with children especially

  • Character Development In Ender's Game

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    Ender’s Game: Valentine’s Character Development Compassionate, empathetic, and witty. It was obvious from the moment Valentine Wiggin first appeared in Ender’s Game that she possessed these traits. These three traits, as well as her ability to be protective, are showcased very early on in the story. By the end of the book, Valentine has become a powerful, mature, and fearless young woman. Valentine’s compassionate and empathetic nature was the gateway to her rise to power. Her ability to empathise

  • Importance Of Verbal Games In Child Development

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    Place of Verbal Games in the Framework of In-patient Group Psychotherapy with Late Adolescents which was published in the Journal of Group Psychotherapy. This article focused the importance of games for the social and emotional development of children and adults. The article expounds on the significance of group therapy that contains the use of verbal games in a psychiatric setting with late adolescents who suffer from instability in their environments. The authors described each game that was used

  • Tactical Games Model: A Practical Approach To Skill Development

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    The Tactical Games Model is a form of instruction in Physical Education courses that the teacher uses to incorporate sport related activities and small games into their lesson plan to improve students' experiences in sports games and tactical awareness provided from them. The purpose of having the Tactical Games Model in physical education courses are to help students learn the basics of a sports game, like soccer or basketball, and let them figure out, through experience, the ways to improve themselves

  • The Downside to Land Use and Urban Development

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    The Downside to Land Use and Urban Development Excessive land use and urban development are a problem, because it causes pollution and it robs animals of their homes.  When man extends his boundaries into nature, nature has no choice but to go somewhere else.  Expansion and population are the cause of this environmental problem.  I propose to set a standard for land development for every city.  In that I also propose that each city should impose a set number of persons to live in that city. 

  • Development of the Personal Computer in the 1970’s

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    Development of the Personal Computer in the 1970’s Personal Computers (PC’s) are everywhere. I am sitting at my desk right now writing this report on my PC. It seems like these days we take computers for granted. Almost everyone has one. Teachers assign projects that almost completely require the use of a computer. Where did this explosion of PC’s come from, though? Just a few short years ago you were lucky to have a computer. About 25 years ago people would have called you crazy if you said you

  • Training and Development at Toyota Motor Manufacturing of Indiana

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    Training and Development at Toyota Motor Manufacturing of Indiana (TMMI) The main problem that Toyota Motor Manufacturing of Indiana, commonly known as TMMI, faces in the training and development of its employees is getting their group leaders trained. This program is structured so the group leaders can learn decision-making, leadership, communicating, problem-solving, and analytical skills to bridge the gap between the upper management and the team members on the assembly line. The problem

  • Gene's Development in John Knowles' A Separate Peace

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    Gene's Development in John Knowles' A Separate Peace Throughout life, there is always a person who one strives to beat, be better than or rise above. Little does each of them know that in the end the two actually make each other stronger. In John Knowles' novel, A Separate Peace (1959), he addresses just this. The novel, told from Gene Forrester's point of view, is based on a friendship and rivalry between him and his friend, Finny, during World War II. The two sixteen year olds attend Devon

  • The Pros And Cons Of Video Games

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    video games are officially bad for the person who is playing. Likewise, some people think that video games are pointless and somehow useless. “Video games can rot your brain.”(Anonymous). This was said by someone who is against video games. However, people do not think deeply into what video games have of pros on the person who is playing. They are just blaming video games that contain violence and exaggerate about the bad consequences on the player regardless of the good side of the video games. And