ICT role in 21st century education and its challenges
Video games(1)
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2. History
• The history of video games goes as far back as
the 1940s, was invented the cathode ray tube
amusement device. In 1970s and 80s, when
computer games and the first gaming consoles
were introduced to the general public.
3. Genre of Video games
• Casual gamesThey are typically distinguished by their simple rules and lack of
commitment required in contrast to more complex hardcore games.
• Serious gamesare games that are designed primarily to convey information or
a learning experience of some sort to the player. Like Second life
• Educational game, games that educate the person who is playing.
4. Graphics
• are graphics created using computers and, the
representation and manipulation of image
data by a computer. Two-dimensional, Pixel
art, Three-dimensional or Computer
animation are main graphics.
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6. Super
Mario Bros
is a 1985 platform video game developed
by Nintendo. In Super Mario Bros., the
player controls Mario as he travels
through the Mushroom Kingdom in order
to rescue Princess Toadstool from the
antagonist Bowser
7. How it was and is
• Originally, the game was based around a
shooting mechanic with very different
controls. Mario could defeat turtles by
stomping on their shells. They later
decided it would be fun to have Mario
become bigger as a Power-up. Mario
would jump onto a cloud and fire at
enemies was to be included
8. Super Mario Bros’ Graphics
Made with blik Re-Stik™, these movable and
reusable decals are based on the same 8-bit
graphics from the original Super Mario Bros.
game. This is an official Nintendo licensed
product.
9. Music
• Koji Kondo wrote the six-song musical
score for Super Mario Bros. When the
timer reaches 099 seconds, a "hurry up"
sound plays and the music tempo speeds
up.
11. The film
• Super Mario Bros. is a 1993 American action
film directed by Rocky Morton and Annabel
Jankel. Based on the Super Mario Bros. video
game. Super Mario Bros received mainly
negative reviews from film critics and fans
alike. Bob Hoskins as Mario and John
Leguizamo as Luigi Mario
