Assignment 1 Favourite Game Presentation
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This document provides instructions for a game design assignment asking students to fill out 4 slides with information about their favorite game including its name, year, screenshots, publisher, genre, platform, features, good and bad points, and optional additional screenshots. Students are to delete the instructions slide and the professor will combine all student presentations into one for discussion.
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