What's The Word On Games?!

  Sims is what every video game should strive to look like. Just by looking at the advertisements and previews of the game you can see that a lot of the concepts we discussed in class are within this particular game. The first is the representation of people throughout this game. You can choose from almost every race from black to white to green. They even have certain features that fit each person as well which is very cool. Along with customizations, you can also add personality to your character throughout the game. For example, your character can be silly, motivated, a flirt, or even a goofball. These are adjectives that are relatable to something that a real person in the real world could have. Since this game is so similar to our world it’s fairly easy to become immersed in the game and to play it for several hours without noticing that it’s been that long. This also means that the magic circle is incorporated in this game as well for instance. Most people make themselves so simi

Temple Run is a game that most of us played in middle school however, I just recently downloaded it again and I love it! It's a game that I use to pass time and to just play for fun. Temple run has a very interesting art perception. Each month or so it changes to match the season or holiday that is currently happening. For example, during this month they will show a spring/ bunny-themed game that is shown throughout the game. They’ll have the coins that you collect in the game be easter eggs and instead of the normal monster, he’ll have on a bunny suit.  Another interesting aspect of the game is you have to use multiple strategies throughout. Sometimes you'll have to slide and the next second, you'll be jumping over or under trees it's a game of surprises each time you play. They have very good representation throughout this game as well you begin the game with a white male who has ginger hair. However, if you play the game long enough you can unlock an African American