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Silver Gamers Enjoy Playing Brain-Training Games More Than Adolescents
Solving arithmetic challenges is more efficient and effective with pen and paper, but brain training with video games is more exciting and may be connected to positive feelings for elderly gamers, according to a study to be published in the forthcoming issue of the journal CyberPsychology & Behavior.
Sound and Immersion in the First-Person Shooter at Audio Mostly 2008
Our paper “Sound and Immersion in the First-Person Shooter: Objectively Measuring the Player’s Sonic Experience” got accepted at the Audio Mostly 2008 conference a while ago and thanks to Inger’s blog I discovered that their conference program is now online as well. It is the first paper in the first session! That really is kind [...]
A game development Master’s thesis: Facilitating the Education of Game Development
I recently finished writing my Master’s thesis (German Diplomarbeit) on “Facilitating the Education of Game Development”. It has taken me half a year to gather information from game industry sources (such as Bob Bates, Bruce Shelley, Jochen Hamma, or David A. Smith), academic papers and game development books to come up with a small guide [...]
