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After spending some time reading the readings about what a game is and what are the elements involved that make a game a game, I realised I have never really asked myself what actually is a game and have just assumed that I knew what games are and what the world surrounding games are like. What is a Game? http://gamedevelopertips.com/what-is-a-game-made-of-definition-of-a-game/ The first reading was about explaining what a game actually is and what it isn't. While mentioned in the reading, I also came to the conclusion that it is much harder to explain what a game is and that no one can really decide as a collective what a game is. It discussed that games need to have rules, goals, be safe, conflict along with countless other "necessities". Explaining that games have rules, goals and safety are things that I found to come into conflict with each other. I began to think for myself what a game is and to try form my own definition. When referring to games require a fin

Hello! My name is Sean Keely, student and future millionaire. I'm currently studying Creative Digital Media in TUD. I was born in Dublin on the 14th of ..(you don't need to know what month!) I have just started second year and began to start reflecting on my previous year, (kinda want to go back). I enjoyed most of my modules last year but I probably wouldn't be able to choose a "favourite module" but more certain parts from different modules. I really enjoyed making the film in my first semester. I feel I'm most creative when we have to make a film as my head is constantly thinking on how to make it exciting. to my own surprise I really enjoyed making a poster in the graphic design module for my final assignment. I didn't think I was gonna enjoy there module but it was only near the end I started to really get into it. I new but old hobby I recently started again this year was reading. I used to read everyday when I was younger but as I got older

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