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The document discusses different video game genres such as role-playing games, tile-matching games, puzzle games, and how a player's interpretation depends on their experience with different genres. It also lists common video game genres like platformers, shooters, strategy games and genres students will write about for the class like blog posts, proposals, presentations and games. The main point is that to be successful in any genre, you must understand the audience's expectations for that genre.
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