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    Nintendo Research Paper

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    was the president of Nintendo who died in 2015. In my diorama, I included the Nintendo logo. Nintendo Was founded in 1889 and has been in Iwata’s family for generations and the presidency was passed down to him in 1949. I also added a picture of Satoru Iwata holding the DS. The DS is a handheld console device that, like the other consoles, can play games, go on the internet, create Miis (avatar characters), and much more! Hanging from the ceiling is the Nintendo logo. Nintendo makes the DS, Wii,…

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    to the wayside in favor of the newest iteration. This is the case with one of Nintendo’s handheld consoles, the Nintendo DS. Released in 2004, the Nintendo DS has sold 154.01 million units to date. There have been multiple iterations of the Nintendo DS: the Nintendo DS Lite, the 3DS, the 3DS XL and many more. All of these iterations play upon the basic foundation of the Nintendo DS system, a rectangular handheld console that can fold over on itself and has two screens, one at the top and one at…

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    Rhetorical Analysis: Vine

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    to a limit of 6 seconds, and replays them indefinitely. The popularity of Vine didn’t go unnoticed, as it gained over 40 million users in just over 7 months. This exemplifies Postman’s argument that modern epistemology is largely dependent on entertainment…

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    access to the specific media types available to different social classes informs the access the larger reading public had to her story. Visual entertainment at the turn of the nineteenth century, particularly in London, saw a huge upsurge as theatre construction reached new highs. This fiercely competitive and increasingly commercial form of entertainment was highly conscious of the importance of the use of stardom to bring in audiences. It was in this consciousness that the proprietress of a…

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    venues to fit your budget. Proposing a budget early on will be helpful in keeping your expenses in check. The bigger the event, the more money it will cost. There are several factors that will play a significant part in your budget. Food, entertainment, decorations, and supplies are just some that you need to consider. Decide if it is better to have the event catered or have a potluck. If you go with the catering option then you should have an idea of the menu. You will have to decide if…

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    Golden Age Of Tv Essay

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    Television is experiencing a new Golden Age. With the rise of cable and premium television along with online content providers, people have much more access to extended content than any other era before now. People’s want for more feature programming is what is driving this new era. Consumers have a need for quality and quantity in television, and the industry is trying to deliver. I want to be a part of this new era. I have a deep fondness for writing and producing my own work. Over the years,…

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    transformed the way we communicate and constantly redefined the means in which we consume media. All the same, it is undeniable that YouTube, a new form of media, has become a central asset to today’s culture. It has developed to be used as a means of entertainment and education internationally. YouTube is known for its diverse communities, where content creators often collaborate and strive to grow these communities. However, few have yet to study YouTube and its impact on the gaming community,…

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    Movie Theater Analysis

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    The modern world is full of establishments where the everyday person can go to to get themselves entertained. It is part of human nature to not only survive, but to live as well. So many businesses exist in the entertainment industry because of this reason, surviving is boring but living is fun, especially when you can have fun doing it. Despite this, going to these establishments to simply get rid of boredom would not be enough to keep them running. No, humans are social animals and thus must…

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    American entertainment culture is used everyday by people that watch movies, which is important because it entertains everyone. There are several genres of movies for example comedy, action, romance, horror, crime, war, and mystery that people can watch based on how they are feeling. Numerous people spend their time watching movies because it distracts them from reality. People can watch movies on Netflix, Hulu, and Redbox for a cheap price that will entertain them. Mostly every movie has a hero…

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    Interactivity In Film

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    Tassel (2001) claims that, “Interactivity is a fascinating topic that reaches into human beings’ deepest desires for personal connection and communication.” Interactivity is a function that is used in digital Television. Interactive Television offers new ways to improve programme content with on-screen complementary information and other features such as choice of camera angles as well as on-screen viewer polling which is accessed through the Television’s remote control (Beattie 2004). Tassel…

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