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Add your entries about specifically digital terms and principles here.
Analog: the opposite of digital. A continuous spectrum of values; a continuum.
Digital Video Recorder (DVR): A device for recording and organizing video content, similar to a VCR, but computer-based and often networked, allowing users to regularly download electronic program guide information to make selecting programs easier.
- One question about these devices is posted here.
Analog: the opposite of digital. A continuous spectrum of values; a continuum.
Digital Video Recorder (DVR): A device for recording and organizing video content, similar to a VCR, but computer-based and often networked, allowing users to regularly download electronic program guide information to make selecting programs easier.
- One question about these devices is posted here.
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If you are looking for information on game design, you might start by looking at some of the online resources below:
Chris Crawford's early book on design may be found here. The introductory and fundamentals chapters are especially helpful.
This page is a clearinghouse of articles on game design. You may find some of them helpful as well.
I typed in "game design" into google and clicked on the wikipedia page. Take a look at the deffernt types of game design and scenarios that people have actually listed. Pretty interesting.
Chris Crawford's early book on design may be found here. The introductory and fundamentals chapters are especially helpful.
This page is a clearinghouse of articles on game design. You may find some of them helpful as well.
I typed in "game design" into google and clicked on the wikipedia page. Take a look at the deffernt types of game design and scenarios that people have actually listed. Pretty interesting.
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