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Tag Archives: Research
2017 ESA Essential Facts About the Computer and Video Game Industry
The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) has published their annual report about the computer and video game industry. This yearly report is an invaluable asset for researcher looking for statistics and figures concerning video game usage and consumption, as the ESA … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, Shenmue, Sociology, Technology, Uncategorized, video games
Tagged esa, Facts, Gaming, gaming industry, Research, sociology, Statistics, Video Game statistics, Video Games
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Google Releases Findings on What Teens Find Cool
How do you do, fellow Kids? Google today released It’s Lit: A Guide to What Teens Think is Cool a report of the brands, technology, and products teens think are cool. Of the topics covered in the report are what … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, Research, Sociology, Technology, Uncategorized, video games
Tagged cool, Gaming, google, Microsoft, Research, teens, Video Games
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Games Studies and The Sociology of Video Games
Having started upon a path towards advanced degrees with an emphasis in interactive media and online communities, it has increasingly become evident to me that there is no singular route to studying the emerging field of video games. As I … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, Psychology, Sociology, Technology, Uncategorized
Tagged education, Game Studies, Gaming, Psychology, Research, sociology, technology, Video Games
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New Research Finds Adult Men are Choosing Video Games Over Full-Time Work
It’s the end times my friends: Video games are destroying our economy. New research coming out the Princeton, The University of Chicago, and University of Rochester has found a correlation between the abundance of high quality video games and uneducated … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, Sociology, Study, Technology, Uncategorized, video games
Tagged Economics, Gaming, Research, sociology, Video Games
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Block’Hood: Can a Video Game Change How We Design a City?
Releasing tomorrow as an early access title on Steam is Block’hood, an isometric neighborhood-building simulator. The game gives players more than 80 types of blocks to create unique and ecological neighborhoods and promotes players to find the optimum solution to … Continue reading
Posted in Education, gaming, Research, Sociology, Technology, Uncategorized, video games
Tagged education, Gaming, Research, sociology, technology, Video Games
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ESA: Essential Facts About Gamers and Politics
Oh Electronic Software Association, you’ve given me an early Christmas present. The ESA is the foremost data collector of statistics and data on video game consumption, usage, and attitudes. Annually this blog reports on their essential facts about video game … Continue reading
Posted in gaming, Politics, video games
Tagged esa, Gaming, politics, Research, sociology, study, Video Games
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Pew Research Center’s 2015 Findings on Console Ownership
Less progressive parts of the gaming community are in an uproar today, as a new survey suggest that more American women own video game consoles than their male counterparts. Should chauvinistic males flee the medium for fear of cooties? We’ll look … Continue reading
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Tagged Gaming, playstation, Research, sociology, study, Video Games, Xbox
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Report on the Status of Teens’ Use of Technology in Social Life
The PEW Research Group has recently released their 2nd of 3 reports on “Teens, Technology & Friendships”. PEW, which describes themselves as “a nonpartisan fact tank that informs the public about the issues, attitudes and trends shaping America and the world”, … Continue reading
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Tagged Gaming, parenting, Research, sociology, technology, Video game
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Time’s “Everything You Know About Boys and Video Games Is Wrong”
A new Time’s piece is claiming that everything you know about boys and video games is wrong. I don’t know if exclusive knowledge on either subject is false, but you may as well throw away all of your beliefs about … Continue reading
Study Shows Link Between Excessive Gaming and Behavioral Issues
SHOCKING HEADLINE: A new study posted in the Journal of Psychology of Popular Media Culture finds a correlation between playing games for an extended amount of time and behavioral issues in teenagers. KEEP THAT POKEMON AWAY FROM THEM TWEENS, OR YOU’RE … Continue reading