Getting gamers: the psychology of video games and their impact on the people who play them
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Lanham, Maryland
Rowman & Littlefield
[2016]
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| Beschreibung: | 299 pages 23 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781538121337 1538121336 |
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| 505 | 8 | |a pt. 1. Those who play : Why do perfectly normal people become raving lunatics online? ; Why do people cheat, hack, and peek at strategy guides? ; Why are fanboys and fangirls so ready for a fight? ; Why do we get nostalgic about good old games? -- pt. 2. Those who make : How do games get us to keep score and compete? ; How do games get us to grind, complete side quests, and chase achievements? ; How do developers keep us so excited about new loot? -- pt. 3. Those who sell : How do games make us feel immersed in imaginary worlds? ; Why do we go crazy for digital game sales? ; How do games and apps get you with in-game purchases? ; How do games keep players paying? ; How do games get players to market each other? -- pt. 4. The games themselves : Do we shape our in-game avatars or do they shape us? ; Why do we like violent games so much? And should we be worried that we do? ; Do video games make you smarter? -- Conclusion: Where do psychology and video games go from here? | |
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| contents | pt. 1. Those who play : Why do perfectly normal people become raving lunatics online? ; Why do people cheat, hack, and peek at strategy guides? ; Why are fanboys and fangirls so ready for a fight? ; Why do we get nostalgic about good old games? -- pt. 2. Those who make : How do games get us to keep score and compete? ; How do games get us to grind, complete side quests, and chase achievements? ; How do developers keep us so excited about new loot? -- pt. 3. Those who sell : How do games make us feel immersed in imaginary worlds? ; Why do we go crazy for digital game sales? ; How do games and apps get you with in-game purchases? ; How do games keep players paying? ; How do games get players to market each other? -- pt. 4. The games themselves : Do we shape our in-game avatars or do they shape us? ; Why do we like violent games so much? And should we be worried that we do? ; Do video games make you smarter? -- Conclusion: Where do psychology and video games go from here? Those who play. Why do perfectly normal people become raving lunatics online? -- Why do people cheat, hack, and peek at strategy guides? -- Why are fanboys and fangirls so ready for a fight? -- Why do we get nostalgic about good old games? -- Those who make. How do games get us to keep score and compete? -- How do games get us to grind, complete side quests, and chase achievements? -- How do developers keep us so excited about new loot? -- Those who sell. How do games make us feel immersed in imaginary worlds? -- Why do we go crazy for digital game sales? -- How do games and apps get you with in-game purchases? -- How do games keep players paying? -- How do games get players to market to each other? -- The games themselves. Do we shape our in-game avatars or do they shape us? -- Why do we like violent games so much? And should we be worried that we do? -- Do video games make you smarter? |
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