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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"entertainment software"”.

  1. Adapting massively multiplayer Internet computer games to the mainstream market : a business plan for Turbine Entertainment Software

    … is dominated by three game developers: Turbine Entertainment Software, Verant, and Origin, a division of Electronic Arts. MMP games are costly to build, and require cutting-edge technology and ongoing support. However, in addition to the retail revenue that standard computer games earn, MMP …

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  2. Procedural content creation and technologies for 3D graphics applications and games.

    … of game developers in delivering mass market entertainment software that feature highly immersive and captivating virtual environments. Despite this success, 3D CG application development is becoming increasingly handicapped by the inability of traditional content creation methods to keep up …

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  3. THE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN ADAPTIVE CHESS GAME

    … computer games have become a common form of entertainment. Fast advancement in computer technology and internet speed have helped entertainment software developers to create graphical games that keep a variety of players’ interest. The emergence of artificial intelligence systems has evolved …

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  4. A Model-Driven Framework to Support Games Development: An Application to Serious Games

    Model Driven Engineering (MDE) is a software development approach which focuses on the creation of models to represent a domain with the aim of automatically generating software artefact using a set of software tools. This approach enables practitioners to produce a variation of software in by …

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