Activision / IBM / Super Mario Bros / Electronic Arts / Facebook / Nintendo of America / Nintendo / Toshiba / Konami / Atari / Sony Computer Entertainment / NPD Group / AOL / Yahoo! / Microsoft / /
Country
Japan / Jordan / United States / Canada / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Real Arcade / Tomb Raider / /
IndustryTerm
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NaturalFeature
Sierra Online / /
OperatingSystem
Nintendo DS / /
Organization
Entertainment Software Association / /
Person
Tom Clancy / Daniel V / Nikola Tesla / Nolan Bushnell / Intent / /
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co-founder / average player / player / touch screen controller / King / Designer / controller / Game Designer / /
Product
Xbox 360 Xenon processor / Playstation 3 / PCjr / Audi R8 / Xbox 360 Xenon / /
Technology
drive technology / broadband / games driving technology / ESA / mobile phones / mobile device / viral marketing / cell processor / mobile devices / cellular telephone / Push Technology / 5 Games Push Technology / 360 Xenon processor / word processors / microprocessor technology / cell phones / flash / /
User-centered Design in Games User-centered Design in Games Randy J. Pagulayan1, Kevin Keeker2, Thomas Fuller1, Dennis Wixon3, Ramon L. Romero1, and Daniel V. Gunn1 Microsoft Game Studios1