Tag Archives: Pokémon
Pokemon Go: A Bizarre Social Experiment
I don’t need to tell you that Pokemon Go released this week for IOS and Android in the U.S, you already know this because of the numerous grown adults who have stopped right in front of you while walking. The … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, Psychology, Sociology, Technology, Uncategorized, video games
Tagged Android, Gaming, IOS, niantic, Nintendo, Pokémon, pokemon go, social experiment, sociology, Video Games
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Twitch Plays Pokemon: Can Thousands Work Together To Be a Master?
The past few days a social experiment has taken over Twitch. Twitch, for those who may not know, is an interactive streaming website primarily focused on gaming. This past week, a user by the name of TwitchPlaysPokemon uploaded the 1996 … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, Uncategorized, video games
Tagged Gaming, Nintendo, Pokémon, Social Media, sociology, Twitch, Twitchplayspokemon, Video Games
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Lessons on the Social World: Pokemon
“I want to be the very best, that no one ever was!” It’s not all links and sadness here at the Sociology of Video Games, there’s also deep personal analysis about what Pokemon means to me. No, that’s not true … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, Uncategorized, video games
Tagged Gamefreak, Gaming, Nintendo, Pokémon, sociology, Video game, Video Games
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