“If it moves: shoot it!!”- Comparing Enactive Immersion Processes in Fruition of Computer Games, Simulations and Cinematographic Possible Worlds

VII MAGIS
Gorizia-Gradisca International Film StudiesSpringSchool, March 27-April 2, 2009

Patrick J. Coppock
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Department of Social, Cognitive and Quantitative Science, School of Communication and Business
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My Title
“If it moves: shoot it!!”
Comparing Enactive Immersion Processes in Fruition of Computer Games, Simulations and Cinematographic Possible Worlds

First PersonShooter

RPG SecondPerson

CharacterPortraits
Freeman was born in Seattle, Washington, and from the time he was a child, he had a strong interest in theoretical physics. After seeing some teleportation experiments, teleportation and its applications became Gordon’s obsession. He eventually received his Ph.D. in theoretical physics.

SpeedRuns

EnactiveInterfaces

Player – Avatar Relations

Brain-Wave Interface

First PersonShooter

Player-Console Relations

HolisticGameplaySpace

HolisticCinematographicPlayspace

TransworldTransmediaGamespace