Wednesday, March 26, 2008
IPhone
I think that it could happen, but it is kind of late to start because Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo are so far away from it. I think that Apple is losing because the PC is destroying Macs and Apple is staying on with the cell phone. The IPhone is small and probably easy to lose but that is also an advantage. I think that the IPhone would get its payment out of 15-25 year olds because that is where all of the fever is at for cell phones and gaming. I think the DS is the best. Not the best graphics but its held my attention the longest and the touch-screen is revolutionary on a gaming system.
More News and responds to previous comments
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23800152/
This news is about the subject of "Is PC gaming dying out?" Many people think that it is dying and giving way to consoles. Others think that online gaming will be the future of PC gamings. I think that PCs will be extremely hard to beat in the subject of gaming. Many jobs need computers and if a person can go buy a game for the PC, that they already have and need, that would be easier and cheaper. That would cost about $20-$60. But they would have to go buy a console and a new game just to play the game. That would cost about $400-$600 now a days. Plus internet gaming is relatively cheap and you have to pay a lot more for console online and you still have to pay for downloads (unless Valve gets their way) and PC gamers don't have to pay.
I had only briefly heard about Jack Thompson before I read the article.
I do think that games are art because art uses color, texture and all art components that games do. Is that a reason for games not to be art? Games need designers and they are technically artists because they create all of the levels and character models.
This news is about the subject of "Is PC gaming dying out?" Many people think that it is dying and giving way to consoles. Others think that online gaming will be the future of PC gamings. I think that PCs will be extremely hard to beat in the subject of gaming. Many jobs need computers and if a person can go buy a game for the PC, that they already have and need, that would be easier and cheaper. That would cost about $20-$60. But they would have to go buy a console and a new game just to play the game. That would cost about $400-$600 now a days. Plus internet gaming is relatively cheap and you have to pay a lot more for console online and you still have to pay for downloads (unless Valve gets their way) and PC gamers don't have to pay.
I had only briefly heard about Jack Thompson before I read the article.
I do think that games are art because art uses color, texture and all art components that games do. Is that a reason for games not to be art? Games need designers and they are technically artists because they create all of the levels and character models.
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
PC News
http://pcgames.gwn.com/news/
Ubisoft has gotten claim over Tom Clancy IP and plan to launch an MMO for it.
Carnegie Mellon's School of Art and Entertainment Technology Center will seek the answer to the question, "Are games art?"
Jack Thompson is no longer allowed to file lawsuits in the state of Florida, but can have a lawyer file a lawsuit for him.
Ubisoft has gotten claim over Tom Clancy IP and plan to launch an MMO for it.
Carnegie Mellon's School of Art and Entertainment Technology Center will seek the answer to the question, "Are games art?"
Jack Thompson is no longer allowed to file lawsuits in the state of Florida, but can have a lawyer file a lawsuit for him.
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