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2006 Fall ->Video Game Design ->Assignments ->Sources of Game Ideas
| | | Sources of Game Ideas | | | | | Homework 1: | | | | | | Title | Sources of Game Ideas | | Due Date | Wednesday 6 September 2006 at the start lab. | | Points | 10 | | Preparation | Lectures and Textbook (if available) Chapter 1. | | Venue | Completed outside of lecture and lab time. | | Connection | Individual | | Turn-in Method | Document in class directory in lab. | | Format | Word file | | Subject Line | N/A | | File Name | Homework#1_ followed by your name. Use underscores instead of spaces. Example Homework1_Tracy_Fullerton. | | | Make sure your name is in the file. | | Task | | | | |
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1.3 Your Life – Your Game: consider you life, your daily routine, your summer vacation, etc. then list five (5) areas that could be games. For each of these areas, consider and then briefly describe a possible underlying game structure. 1.4 Your Childhood – Your Game: think back those many years to your childhood and think about the social games you played (i.e. hide-and-seek, four square, tag, etc.) - list ten (10) of these social games you played as a child and briefly describe what was compelling about each of those games.
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