Andrew Rollings and Ernest Adams on Game Design
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vanishing players design issues for online games 2nd 3rd 4th variable time in game worlds 2nd variably scrolling games vehicle simulations 2nd design issues AI for opponents 2nd G-forces 2nd intellectual property rights sense of speed 2nd elements of competition modes 2nd gameplay 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th interaction model perspective 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th player roles 2nd rules 2nd settings 2nd user interface design 2nd future of 2nd Megafortress example 2nd reasons for playing 2nd ships and boats 2nd 3rd 4th spacecraft 2nd tanks and mechs 2nd 3rd 4th worksheet 2nd victory condition defined 2nd eliminating in online games sports games 2nd victory conditions action games 2nd 3rd 4th civilian flight simulators 2nd driving simulators for CMSs 2nd military flight simulators 2nd 3rd puzzle games 2nd video arcades future of game hardware 2nd video gambling machines as game platform video game consoles. [See home video game consoles] viewpoint. [See perspective] views (camera). [See perspective] violence in games for girls violence in games 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th violence. [See shooters (action games)] virtual life games. [See artificial life games] virtual reality future of game hardware 2nd visibility of secret data ensuring fairness in online games visual character design 2nd visual element (user interface design) 2nd 3rd 3D versus 2D 2nd 3rd visual imagination Vogler, Christopher (The Writer's Journey ) . s journey (storytelling) [See also hero'] voice recognition Voyager\: Elite Force memory challenges moral challenges vulnerability of heroes
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