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Gaming Platforms

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There are four main types of gaming platforms, these are consoles, arcade machines, PC and mobile devices. Each of these platforms have different limitations and features and this is what i am going to be looking at in this blog. Arcade machines are those big boxes that were much more popular back in the 20th century but are still popular in Arcades these days. An arcade machine is one singular machine that has everything it needs to run a game all in one, the screen is very big but is still built in to the system. it has very simple controls that any user could understand. They make money by each time they are used as you have to put around 50p in every time you play a game. The limitations is that it is not a machine that can be taken somewhere it is a very big and heavy machine and could be damaged very easily. Another limitation is that they can not connect to the internet so it is either a single player game or some are multiplayer but both have to be there on the same machi...
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A little about me: Studying at South Leicester College on a level 3 games design course. Motivated, hardworking and committed individual that can work independently or part of team. Priding myself on being punctual with a smart appearance and willingness to learn new skills. Well mannered, grounded, thoughtful and a respectful individual that can bring an element of enthusiasm to a group. The following link is to my CV: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1XtE_FlWJmMqUvzX5KAeVmZGd3ajUc4eY the following link is to the job that I am applying for: http://jobview.monster.co.uk/getjob.aspx?jobid=195374176 the followijng link is to the covger letter i have created: https://drive.google.com/open?id=164WqPdf_E-PvSDIpuaCUrEgDIlQAXxj9 The final link that i have provided is to my portfolio: https://jakcraneblog.blogspot.co.uk/2018/05/portfolio.html
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Level 3 Games Design - Unit 78 Digital Graphics In Computer Games - Jak Crane

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Computer Game Graphics Pixel Art - 2D Sprites: In computer graphics , a 2D sprite is an object or an element of the game the user is playing. It can be a character, a building, a rock or something else that appears on the screen. The 2D sprites that are incorporated into a game is what makes the picture of the game up. They are flat creations that is often through hand drawing or using a drawing application on a device. As you can see these sprites are very basic pixel art and flat images. however these are popular as they are considered retro and a favourite of older gamers. Pixel Art - 3D Isometric Sprites: A 3D isometric sprite is an advanced version of a 2D sprite as the 3D sprite is drawn on a flat background but is drawn in a way that it looks 3D, despite being 2D. By doing this the games sprites become more realistic to the gamer and therefore the game becomes more immersive for the player. The 3D sprite can be a character, a building, a tree or just anything i...
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