Question 1

The spark that set off the game revolution was ______,a game from Atari.

Accepted Answer

A)  Doom 
B)  Myst 
C)  Space Invaders 
D)  Pong 
A)  Doom 
B)  Myst 
C)  Space Invaders 
D)  Pong

Question 2

Discuss the ways in which convergence has shaped the development of the video game industry.How will is further affect the medium's development?

Accepted Answer

Convergence has significantly shaped the

Question 3

Advocacy games are

Accepted Answer

A)  used primarily by manufacturers of high-end consumer products. 
B)  virtually absent from Web-based games. 
C)  Web games containing non-commercial, persuasive messages. 
D)  favorites among young males. 
A)  used primarily by manufacturers of high-end consumer products. 
B)  virtually absent from Web-based games. 
C)  Web games containing non-commercial, persuasive messages. 
D)  favorites among young males.

Question 4

In 2001 the average game cost $10 million to produce.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The spark that set off the game revolution was ______,a game from Atari.

Discuss the ways in which convergence has shaped the development of the video game industry.How will is further affect the medium's development?

Advocacy games are

In 2001 the average game cost $10 million to produce.

Mass Communication, Culture, and Media Literacy

Convergence and the Reshaping of Mass Communication

Books

Newspapers

Magazines

Film

Radio, Recording, and Popular Music

Television, Cable, and Mobile Video

The Internet and Social Media

Public Relations

Advertising

Theories and Effects of Mass Communication

Media Freedom, Regulation, and Ethics

Global Media

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Exam 9: Video Games

The spark that set off the game revolution was ______,a game from Atari.

Discuss the ways in which convergence has shaped the development of the video game industry.How will is further affect the medium's development?

Advocacy games are

In 2001 the average game cost $10 million to produce.

Mass Communication, Culture, and Media Literacy

Convergence and the Reshaping of Mass Communication

Books

Newspapers

Magazines

Film

Radio, Recording, and Popular Music

Television, Cable, and Mobile Video

The Internet and Social Media

Public Relations

Advertising

Theories and Effects of Mass Communication

Media Freedom, Regulation, and Ethics

Global Media

Filters