The evolution of computer graphics has been incredible. Not
too long ago, people were still looking at very basic 2 dimensional objects on
screens with low resolution. With the
tremendous growth in the field of computer graphics, the same games have become
hundred times better with high resolution. Computer graphics has helped kids
characters come to life and bring a new level of excitement into their lives.
We see one of the first online games, doom, as the first
stepping stone into what is now massive online gameplay. Doom was made to play
online with other people back when dial up internet technology was present. From
there we have moved to having thousands to millions of players online. World of
Warcraft alone boasts more than 10 million players. From computer gaming we
moved onto created console gaming as there was such a demand for it. Now they are so ingrained in our society that the NSA even spies on them, as Chris Morris mentions in his blog, "
The 82-page document suggests that government agencies have long been concerned that terrorists or criminal groups could use virtual worlds to 'hide in plain sight'"
The 82-page document suggests that government agencies have long been concerned that terrorists or criminal groups could use virtual worlds to 'hide in plain sight'"
Console gaming is by far one of the most popular types of
gaming. With games like halo and call of duty being the front runners of the
industry. As we’ve gone through the years we have moved from 2D games to 3d
games. Players are now able to see individual blades of grass and bullets piecing
walls.
The next frontier is actually making the player experience the
action of the game. Oculus makes a headset that actually makes you feel like
you are in the game. It is a excting new field and im curious to see where it
goes.
Chris Morris's Blog
http://games.yahoo.com/blogs/plugged-in/report-nsa-spying-online-games-175511620.html
Chris Morris's Blog
http://games.yahoo.com/blogs/plugged-in/report-nsa-spying-online-games-175511620.html
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