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    wants to play a video game, it is up to the parents to decide if the game is too violent or okay for their child to play. Many studies have researched into this topic and provided many examples of side effects, like being more aggressive and antisocial, or enhanced motor skills and reflexes. In recent years, those who oppose violent video games have influenced many parents and government officials to try and censor or ban violence in video games. Because violent video games do not cause any harmful

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    Buschanel

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    past video games have evolved from what they were in the past. Going from having to go to and arcade to playing a video game to playing in their very own home. Gaming changes from bad graphics and sound to 3-D graphics and perfect sound. Video games went from been in arcades to gaming systems, cell phones, and to computers. A man named Ralph Baer, would be the first man in the world to create his very own video game in 1966 (“video Games” World). Baer would help to jump start video games by introducing

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    Pac Man Research Paper

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    most popular video games of all time, and is truly a pioneer in making the gaming industry what it is today. With its simplistic characters and rules, it has a charm that has stood the test of time. The object of the game is to guide the Pac-Man character through a maze collecting pellets and food to build up points, while avoiding ghost characters. Pac-Man has spawned many remakes, sequels, and memorabilia that continues to this day. Pac-Man was originally released in the arcade and was later ported

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    Pop Culture Artifact

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    explained to them. From their inception, video games quickly became a pop culture artifact. Most of my generation has grown up with video games in our homes, and many of us play these games on a daily basis. From their start, video games have developed from a very simple basic game, to a very advanced complex technology. In the 1970’s, the video game Pong was introduced to the public, and quickly became a success. Pong opened the door for arcade type video games, and advancement was swift in the 1980’s

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    I was two years old and I stayed home with my mother until I was three. Then, my father opened a grocery store. At that time I had no idea what was happening, I just knew I was traveling somewhere and that was going to be a blast. Afterwards, every day I was going to the same place for thirty-seven years, which is part of my life. I always treated my house as a hotel and the store as my first home. All my schools from Preschool through Highschool were walking distance from the store, including

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    critically successful games from the golden age of arcade video games that are remembered. The graphics in Galaga matches nicely with the optical experience/flow of the games design. [Fig.5] The aesthetics in 1943: The Battle of Midway are extremely effective; the use of CRT fixed colours for the monitor completely determined the game’s visual style. The scene creates a kind of ‘hyper-real’ look, which fits perfectly with the theme. This resulted back with the objects in the game being more emphasized

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    Formatting Video Game Platforms for the Future Video games have hugely impacted world culture since the late 1970’s. Video game companies like Atari and Midway helped lead this digital revolution by introducing arcade games such as Pong, Pac-Man, and Asteroids. Though Atari and Midway receive the most recognition for beginning this videogame revolution, none of this would have been possible if not for Japanese companies like Namco and Taito, who created the software for such games. Because of companies

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    When you think of your all-time favorite video games, it's a tough battle. With so much that goes into the spectrum of gaming, how do you compare a high definition first person shooter, to a classing 8-bit scroller? It's Mario vs Mortal Kombat X or Galaga vs GTA V. However, these sorts of video games are not a mere comparison, but history. Honoring the past, taking us to these fantastic new developments, most game fans salute the industry for how it has grown, but none of it would of started without

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    Microeconomics of the Video Game Industry Video games have been around for years with many different types of consoles and games. The video game industry has grown into a $20 billion dollar industry over the past ten years, and it only shows signs of growing larger in the years to come. In the United States alone, the market has grown considerably where 60% of all Americans play video games, 40% are women, and 60% of all gamers are between the ages of 25 through 44 years old (games-advertising.com). According

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    Important info video games: During the 70’s, if you wanted to play a good video game you had to leave your house and go to the arcade. The games were very basic. Also you didn’t have to spend much money to play games unless you wanted to buy a console which cost around $100. Many people thought video games wouldn’t be popular but it did. Impact of video games: The first video game, Pong caused a lot of competition between companies. Many companies started to copy Pong and sell their own versions

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