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    Beyond the noise: an exploration of informative sound design in video games 

    Robb, James (2015-08-01)
    Informative sounds in video games are those that are played with a functional purpose. These sounds are meant to inform the player of some change in the state of the game, be it in their character’s status or something in ...
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    Playing is creating with PlayTIME: introducing and evaluating a tangible UI-based interactive scenario prototyping system 

    Buckstein, Daniel Stephen (2015-02-01)
    With traditional game prototyping activities, physical and digital game prototyping tasks are commonly separate, often requiring iteration between the two and different personnel to complete physical and digital tasks. ...
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    Stereoscopic depth axis interaction: A study of performance and engagement in stereoscopic 3D games. 

    Zerebecki, Christopher Ryan (2014-01-01)
    Game developers strive to maximize immersion and engagement, to emotionally involve the audience in their material. One technique used to increase engagement is the development of new technologies, such as Stereoscopic ...
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    GURB : the game user research blueprint 

    Moosajee, Naeem (2016-08-01)
    With the rise of new platforms, distribution and crowdfunding services, the game industry is facing fast changes and advances in technology. Game development studios are under more pressure to create successful games due ...
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    Computational and laboratory investigations of a model of blood droplet flight for forensic applications 

    Zerebecki, Christopher Ryan (2014-01-01)
    Game developers strive to maximize immersion and engagement, to emotionally involve the audience in their material. One technique used to increase engagement is the development of new technologies, such as Stereoscopic ...

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    AuthorZerebecki, Christopher Ryan (2)Buckstein, Daniel Stephen (1)Moosajee, Naeem (1)Robb, James (1)Subject
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    Depth cues (2)Engagement (2)Mixed methods (2)Stereoscopic 3D (2)User experience (2)Augmented reality (1)Game audio (1)Game prototyping (1)Games user research (1)... View MoreDate Issued2014 (2)2015 (2)2016 (1)Has File(s)Yes (5)

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