JenniferFinelli

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Romance as a video game genre: Furthering evolution of game design?
4 points by JenniferFinelli 13y ago|4 comments
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by JenniferFinelli 13y ago
Hmm, the premise is scientific, if you want to check my sources. I think you're misunderstanding the difference between the pre-motor cortex and sensory cortex. You're right, the sensory cortex is the part of the brain that just "simulates"
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by JenniferFinelli 13y ago
o_O This made me think. I def don't know if I agree with everything about mind-slavery (doesn't literature manipulate our emotional selves, too?), but the concentration-studies idea really intrigues me. I have family with ADD, and as a dist
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by JenniferFinelli 13y ago
Lol that's why they're intended for before or after, or during conversation with friends. ^_^ During is a bit over the top. I think if I tried writing a paper during Supersmash my husband might reconsider our gaming relationship. Although i
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by JenniferFinelli 13y ago
Hmm, that's a very interesting thought! It made me think: do you think judging literary vs. cognitive challenges could depend on the genre of the game? I would be pretty sad if Portal, for example, was judged only as a puzzle game. That was
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by JenniferFinelli 13y ago
Hi, ebbv! I do want to point out that those are questions, not answers. No one is telling you how to enjoy games--the fundamental question is, is there a way to enjoy games that accesses the deeper human levels of our existence? No where in
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by JenniferFinelli 13y ago
Couldn't have said it better! ^_^
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by JenniferFinelli 13y ago
I think a lot of people would agree with you on the developers with coding, but would argue that it's more of an issue of money versus art. "In the old days," they'd say, "artists earned basically nothing and did art because they cared abou