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What's on Your Phone, AMT Lab Contributors?
January 12, 2015
Stewart Urist
What's on Your Phone, AMT Lab Contributors?
Stewart Urist
January 12, 2015

What's on Your Phone, AMT Lab Contributors?

Stewart Urist
January 12, 2015

As we bid many of our contributors farewell and welcome a new group of writers with the beginning of the semester, we decided to ask our writers, What's on Your Phone?

Read the full article here.

Source:http://5g-tech.com/

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How do you create an audience experience that drives not a one time purchase but a fan for life? Live concerts need to consider creating immersive worlds that engage fans before, during, and after their 2 - 3 hours in the space. This article uses a case study to unpack exactly how to to expand IP and build a world that creates a career sustaining model.

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Turn-based games often rely on scripted opponents that are predictable, exploitable, and strategically limited. Through case studies from Final Fantasy X and Pokémon Trading Card Game Live, this article examines how current game AI falls short of creating engaging tactical experiences and explores whether more intelligent, adaptive opponents could improve player enjoyment and game design.

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