Date posted: May 11, 2006
Updated: Oct 28, 2007
Game Research 2.0 (beta)
This site attempts to bring together the art, science and business of computer games.
We have a collection of game research articles, game book reviews and information pages on game topics. In particular the info pages need updating/revision and we’re looking for editors who would like to take charge of one or more pages.
Write a game book review.
If you’re in the game studies field and would like to review a game book for us (we’ll get the book to you), write to smith@game-research.com
Read Tony Tulathimutte’s article Trust, Cooperation, and Reputation in Massively Multiplayer Online Games
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Instead of focusing on technical issues or game reviews (done so admirably elsewhere) this site gives an overview of research, news and development in the computer games area.
For the casual browser the introduction pages are kept brief with a short opening for each topic and a list of recommended articles and links.
However, you can always dig into the full collection of resources.
In October 2006 we launched a new dynamic version of the site (driven by the Wordpress content management system). You’re comments are most welcome.
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Hi
i was checking out this site and found it really interesting. I am pursuing my MBA in India and am currently working on a presentation in the Gaming category. We are expected to study the Indian market and propse a relevent brand launch in the market (a dummy project)
Can you let me know if this data is in any way relevant to the Indian market. Can you also let me know of the area (geographical location) of the study.
Thanks
Hi Jenesia,
What data and which study are you referring to exactly?
Best,
Jonas
Jenesia
have u got the data that you wanted ??
I’ m also keen to understand the indian market for gaming.
Regards
Hi Jenesia,
i can give you data about the chinese game market, i think the chinese market is much bigger than the Indian.
Maybe you can compare the indian and chinese market / customers in your presentation, this would be a very interesting topic.
Good luck for your presentation,
William
Are there any more links to the information on the Indian market - this could be very useful.
Hello i am researching the purpose and types of research carried out in the gameing industry, i need to know why research is carried out, and the different types of research, and where they get there majority of there research. if you could give me any information for this it would be very helpful!