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FPS? NPC? MMO? MOO?
If you come across an unfamiliar game-related term, please feel free to post a question asking for a clarification from me or your classmates.
But since you are sitting in front of a computer right now...
If you come across an unfamiliar game-related term, please feel free to post a question asking for a clarification from me or your classmates.
But since you are sitting in front of a computer right now...
- What They Play -- Gaming 101
A glossary designed for parents who don't understand what their kids are talking about. - Wikipedia
Encyclopedias are never good at helping the reader assess the different opinions of individual researchers, so no encyclopedia is that useful in an academic research paper. Nevertheless, Wikipedia offers an up-do-date compendium of popular culture; it's very useful as a starting point, but instead of citing Wikipedia directly, follow the footnotes to more credible sources.
If your favorite game doesn't have a Wikipedia entry, or you think you can improve the existing entry, remember that Wikipedia is user-written and user-edited. If you're an expert, share that expertise.
Here are a few game-related Wikipedia articles that you might find useful.
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