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    Odyssey2 Atari 5200 ColecoVision IntelliVision From the third generation of video game consoles, controllers became the standard method of input for console video games, and have remain so since. They were first introduced by the Nintendo Famicom in 1983 and have had an increased number of buttons and functions since. During the release of the fifth generation PS1 the design of controllers had been standardised by Sony (Playstation) and Microsoft (Xbox). Controllers introduce movement

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    interactive entertainment industry has rapidly improved throughout this time. The gaming industry has been a passion of mine for as long as I can remember. I feel privileged growing up with such rapidly advancing technology around me. As industry is such a passion of mine, it is exciting looking into the endless possibilities within the field, and the ever advancing technology. Throughout the last 70 years, there have been many major milestone changes in the interactive entertainment industry, that

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    variety of experiences” (Jayanth, 2014). Michael D. Gallagher, president and CEO of Entertainment Software Association which conducts consumer research and analysis said, “Video games are the future. From education and business, to art and entertainment, our industry brings together the most innovative and creative minds to create the most engaging, immersive and breathtaking experiences we’ve ever seen” (Entertainment Software Association, 2016). We as teachers seek to engage our students. If video

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    cartridge’s outside had a scene from the game with a short description of what the game was about. By the mid 80’s there was a great array of games for the Atari 2600 but there was also competition. In 1985 Nintendo created its own 8-bit video game console called the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). The NES had games like The Mario Brothers and Donkey King. NES had blown up in Singapore but in America it was another story. The NES was too

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    items not only to add to their collection, but to use it as a distraction from their daily routines. To escape the stresses that accumulate from either a long day of work or the stresses of studying, people purchase goods that serve as a means of entertainment. Shopping in itself for items that are not particularly needed can be seen as an outlet to relieve stress, because it allows one to add to a collection that one has accumulated over a period of time, such as when a female has an assortment of

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    Final fantasy was released in 1987 by the company square (which would later merge with a company called Enix and become the company that is well known now Square Enix). However it didn’t hit the US markets until 1990. It came out on the Nintendo entertainment system (NES for short). I chose this game because this game franchise is the reason I and expect many people love RPG’s. Also this game is also regarded as the most successful and influential RPG to be played on the NES. This game is the reason

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    century to reach its current point, and it is only showing the promise to continue to progress further from here. The predecessors for most, if not all, video games and consoles are the tabletop roleplaying games and trading card games. For example, Nintendo, one of the largest video game companies in the world, started out as a small company printing simple Hanafuda playing cards in 1889 (Erbland, 2014). In 1967, the “Brown Box” was invented by Ralph H. Baer, who is now known as the “Father of Video

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    In 1981, the iconic video game character, Mario, flashed on television screens made possible by the Nintendo Entertainment System, marking the beginning of video games taking over the globe. The retro, pixel interfaces of video games quickly strides to advance its graphics, gameplay and quality, becoming an ambitious industry as the years continue on. In the early 1900s, this was an unreal thought by society from the technology at the time, including a man named Aldous Huxley. The author of the novel

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    Video games have come a long way since Pac-Man hit arcades in 1980. In the last thirty plus years, we have seen video games revolutionize art and entertainment. At first riding the coattails of computer advancements, video games now drive technological progress in the search for innovation and complete player immersion. Video games have started to go beyond the quest for the best graphics. Games like Pokemon Go are pushing the bar and blurring the line between the game and real life through augmented

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    Abstract Lewis Galoob Toys, Inc. v. Nintendo of America, Inc. (1992) was a court case which revolved around whether the software altering a copyright protected game contributes to copyright infringement from the fair use and creation of derivative work perspectives. Nintendo of America, Inc. (later in this paper referred to as Nintendo) primarily markets and sells home video games hardware systems along with compatible video game cartridges. On the other hand, Lewis Galoob Toys, Inc. (later in this

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