In the PC gaming market of today, developers and publishers
are under more and more pressure to not only deliver great games, but deliver
them as quickly as they can. But when speed of development comes at the price
of quality and polish, is it fair to charge players for the game initially with
the promise that the game will be completed (through post-release updates) down
the road?
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Sunday, April 21, 2013
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Want To Give Your Brain A Boost? Lumosity Can Help
In one of my recent blog posts I talked about how brain
scientists were using gaming as a way to help farmers in drier parts of the
world absorb new information quickly and effectively and thus be better
prepared to deal with their region’s dry spells. It got me thinking about what
sorts of resources gamers like myself could utilize if we too wanted to improve
our brains through gaming but sadly I had no idea where to begin my search. Fortunately,
an ad I happened to see on t.v. for a website called “Lumosity” offered the
very answer I was looking for.
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