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VIDEO GAMING ARTICLES
The Future of Video Games
by: Daniel Punch
I’ve recently been thinking about where video games
could be going in the future. I’m hoping to work
in the game industry one day after I’ve finished
university study and I’ve been wondering about it
a lot. What do I want to see happen in the future? Well
I may not have too many answers right now, but I have
come up with a few ideas that I think may come into ‘play’
in the not too distant future. [ More
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Reviving Old Computer Games
by: Daniel Punch
Remember the good old days of gaming, when there were
only 5 pixels in the protagonist and your imagination
could turn them into a heroic figure of Schwarzenegger
proportions? When the enemies and the heroes were distinguished
by colour and you only needed one button on the joystick?
Well times have changed and technology has moved on. Pulling
my old Commodore 64 or Atari out of the back of the cupboard
and setting them up often takes more time than the nostalgic
pang lasts. I’ve also noticed that some of my old
disks are starting to age and become corrupted. Enter
the Internet. [ More
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What Is The Best Video Game System?
by: Kevin Scripter
Certainly the Playstation One has had a number of game
hits and sold millions of units with tough competition
from both Sega (Dreamcast) and Nintendo (N64), but no
game system has enjoyed more exclusive game titles and
more old-school gameplay than the Super Nintendo. [
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How Did Nintendo
Lose In The Console Wars?
by: Kevin Scripter
While the console wars will continue on, Nintendo was
once king of the mighty mountain of anything considered
video games (home or portable - even though Nintendo will
finally be challenged on the latter with Sony's PSP in
2005). But, Nintendo has gone from #1 in market share,
down to #3. Nintendo now lives by these words: be careful
of whom you tick off, because one day they may be your
competitor. You will understand why by the end of this
article. [ More
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Mobile Gaming - Everything To Play
For
by: Christopher Smith
Chances are that you or someone you know is affected by
the mobile gaming virus. There is a lot of it about and
developments in technology are helping it to spread like
wildfire. Even if you do not consider yourself a gamer
you could one day be exposed to its effects. All it takes
is a Java-enabled mobile phone and there are already over
150 million of them in the US alone. [
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