major project 7 option 2

minor project 7 option 4

minor project 6 option 2

minor project 5 option 1

Minor project 5 option 2

Final Fantasy 13 uses cut scenes to add depth to the gaming experience. The story of this game is one of the best fantasy stories I have ever followed, without taking in consideration the very strategic game play. It uses cut scenes to tell parts of the story that it could not tell why actually playing the game. Although some parts of the story avoid cut scenes by having dialogue during actually game play. This mix of movie quality segments and in game dialogue makes the story easier to follow allow for players to enjoy the over game experience

minor project 3 option 1

minor project 4 option 1

Minor project 4 option 2

A game that has realistic graphics: Madden 12; a game that has abstract graphics: Borderlands; a 2D game; a 3D game: Mario; a game that uses first person or third person or both Fallout New Vegas; a game that originally was created for the real world and has been reinvented in "gameworld": Thor; and pick a game that has a vivid, compelling and memorable storyline: Oblivion Elder Scrolls;

Minor project 3 option 2

Rock paper scissors is a game that has a linear game structure type. There are 2 events that you must do, and you either lose or win. There is no room for creativity or wandering other than which gesture you choose. The events are the chant and the revealing of the gestures and there is no other possible path that can be taken to traverse to the end of the game.

Rock paper scissors should only be a two player game. The best reason for this is because if there is a need to have more players the game can be played in a tournament style of 1 on 1 matches to determine a winner. In a game where 3 players play simultaneously, it is possible to result in a three way tie or other confusing outcomes. What happens when two players choose the same gesture? The addition of more players into a single game adds too much overhead to the game and takes away from the clear cut nature of rock paper scissors