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It all started on one sunny, summer afternoon sometime in the 80s where a new type of entertainment was created. This enertainment is today known as gaming. This was a different sort of entertainment altogether from the usual music and film entertainment. It offered us all the thrills and excitement from the other entertainments and more. It was basically nothing anyone had seen before, catching everyones eyes as being revolutionary from the original YABASIC games. With gaming you could actually control what you see on the screen instead of just sitting, watching to see what happens. You make the moves you want in whatever kind of environments you wanted. This was gaming!
But gaming wasn't just there for fun in the beginning, companies knew that it would appeal to most people and it was a great money-making development. So both Nintendo and Sega produced what they called a console.
Nintendo - NES SNES & N64
Sega - Mega Drive I&II Saturn & Dreamcast
Obviously, these developers had made certain improvements in both the speed and graphics of the consoles produced or else there would've been no point in these new consoles ever being released. They knew that gaming fans had grown huge interest in the new world of entertainment and they knew the certain demands of these fanatics. They wanted great graphics and great gameplay. Developers today are working on these essentials in games they create, but also on the storyline of games. Most games available to us have their own storylines, some good some bad.
Games have grabbed a part of our lives and made it into something unique. Just sitting and playing a game gives some kind of thrill towards the player, especially when it's new. I think the reason this is is because of the fascination games exert. You can sometimes just sit there and admire some games because of how amazingly realistic some games can. A very good example of such a game would be Gran Turismo 3, the real driving simulator. This is the sort of game most people find breathtaking. The graphics, cars and surroundings are mind-blowingly realistic. The sun glares into your eyes and the trees shiver as you speed past them, these are the effects certain games give. It's games like this that the games industry owe it all to.
As games improve so does the interest of gamers towards games. Games give you the opportunity to do what you can't do in real life. It gives you a whole new experience and emotion. Sometimes you can be uptight about some things, so you put your computer on and start to play. You can't help but be happy. Games just have that certain touch towards us humans that nothing else can offer, which is great!
Years have gone by and games have kept on improving to suit our needs. Gaming is the ultimate exhilirator due to many great games created. We gamers owe it all to developers in the gaming industry, it's because of their efforts that we can enjoy great games available today.
It all started on one sunny, summer afternoon sometime in the 80s where a new type of entertainment was created. This enertainment is today known as gaming. This was a different sort of entertainment altogether from the usual music and film entertainment. It offered us all the thrills and excitement from the other entertainments and more. It was basically nothing anyone had seen before, catching everyones eyes as being revolutionary from the original YABASIC games. With gaming you could actually control what you see on the screen instead of just sitting, watching to see what happens. You make the moves you want in whatever kind of environments you wanted. This was gaming!
But gaming wasn't just there for fun in the beginning, companies knew that it would appeal to most people and it was a great money-making development. So both Nintendo and Sega produced what they called a console.
Nintendo - NES SNES & N64
Sega - Mega Drive I&II Saturn & Dreamcast
Obviously, these developers had made certain improvements in both the speed and graphics of the consoles produced or else there would've been no point in these new consoles ever being released. They knew that gaming fans had grown huge interest in the new world of entertainment and they knew the certain demands of these fanatics. They wanted great graphics and great gameplay. Developers today are working on these essentials in games they create, but also on the storyline of games. Most games available to us have their own storylines, some good some bad.
Games have grabbed a part of our lives and made it into something unique. Just sitting and playing a game gives some kind of thrill towards the player, especially when it's new. I think the reason this is is because of the fascination games exert. You can sometimes just sit there and admire some games because of how amazingly realistic some games can. A very good example of such a game would be Gran Turismo 3, the real driving simulator. This is the sort of game most people find breathtaking. The graphics, cars and surroundings are mind-blowingly realistic. The sun glares into your eyes and the trees shiver as you speed past them, these are the effects certain games give. It's games like this that the games industry owe it all to.
As games improve so does the interest of gamers towards games. Games give you the opportunity to do what you can't do in real life. It gives you a whole new experience and emotion. Sometimes you can be uptight about some things, so you put your computer on and start to play. You can't help but be happy. Games just have that certain touch towards us humans that nothing else can offer, which is great!
Years have gone by and games have kept on improving to suit our needs. Gaming is the ultimate exhilirator due to many great games created. We gamers owe it all to developers in the gaming industry, it's because of their efforts that we can enjoy great games available today.
Ever since the PS technology has come along so quick and there seems like there is no turning back. Technology has made all of this possible and we now expect more from games. God Bless those men and women who made those consoles to start it all off though.
> does anybody have a copy of director of football if so could you tell me what
> the registration number is out of the manual because i have lost mine
Post it somewhere else mate.