...Art and Audio Highlights The game don’t not have any art as its all shapes and font, to us the art style of the game is retro with a clash of minimalistic Hardware As in the high-concept document, state your target platform. If it is a personal computer rather than a console, also state the minimum configuration required to play the game. Production Details If you’re writing a treatment as part of a pitch to a publisher, it’s essential to say not only what the game will be like, but who will develop it and when, and what it will cost to develop. Good game ideas might be common, but good development teams are rare; the publisher will want to see evidence that you have the resources and experience to get the job done. Current Status Start by letting the publisher know where you are now. If you have actually begun some prototype work or proof-of-concept work, say so and indicate what features it contains. If the game is still no more than a gleam in your eye, leave this section out. Completed prototype demonstrating military (but not psychic) game features. Includes: 3D landscape with moving water and foliage, bridges, buildings, vehicles. Player characters with visible differences, motion-captured animations, variety of movement modes. Development Team List the names and qualifications of your key people. Indicate what role each will play in the project. Don’t include their entire résumés; nobody will read all that. Instead, give a one-paragraph synopsis of each person’s...
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...street, ride our bicycles, enjoy card games, traded baseball cards, or ran races to see who was faster. I remembered running home to get money because the ice cream truck is coming or running home for help because you got hurt once brought all the neighborhood kids to your door to wait and see the results. A quarter in your hand or a new clean band aid was admired and then everyone went back to happily playing the game at hand. Now that is history and we just talk about the good times kid had when they used to play on the streets. I go to my sister house and my nephews are with all their electronic games that replaced the precious time of playing on the street with the neighbors. They are lazy, their initiative is gone, and new inventions and communications do not exist because they want to build their scores in their favorite electronic games. Playing games alone is the most common they to do; one could be happy knowing that kids will not get into trouble since they won’t be exposed to dangerous things that are happening on the street nowadays. I see the streets empty of bustling children, but busy with traffic because mothers have to work and the kids are alone at home. Parents are working hard and purchase the most sophisticated electronics for their kids to keep them entertained while they wait for parents to come home from work. The kids have no motivation to look forward to tomorrow because they are too wrapped up in their game to even think about having fun with...
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... smoke, drink, and shoot people. This idea has become the new thing to sing about. They make it seem like if you become this type of person, you will be a “man” or idolized. Kids grow up wanting to become this way and most likely will end up in prison because of it. Kids used to grow up into church and discipline; with manners and respect. Now that all of that has been banned from schools, we don’t know as much as we used to. All we know as a culture is our electronics and the entertainment our world now has for us. Even our video games now have very bad messages for kids. I don’t feel that video games and music should have any effect on adults that are brought up right and know right from wrong; but I do feel that in the hands of a child, it can have a long term effect. Take the game, Grand Theft Auto, I would love someone to tell me how that game, in any way, can be educational for us as a culture. The only thing you can get from this game is how to rob people...
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...& 2012-2013 INTRODUCTION The primary purpose of this handbook is to acquaint you with the rules and expectations of the softball program. You are responsible to read and understand the contents in this handbook. In the event that there is something in the handbook you do not understand, please bring it to my attention as soon as possible. Our policies have been placed in this booklet so you will understand from the outset what is expected our players. This handbook was not made to disrupt the lines of communication between the coaches and the parents, but to encourage it. Participating in Softball is a privilege and not a right; we hold higher standards for girls who participate in softball than we would for those students who choose not to participate. The main goal for the Softball Program is to establish discipline for the girls. Without discipline we cannot achieve our goals that we have set for the team. Discipline is defined as “Training which corrects, molds, or perfects the mental faculties or moral character, behavior which results from such training; obedience to authority or rules; punishment meant to correct poor behavior”. The second goal of the Softball Program is to teach the girls how to work as a team to accomplish the teams and each individual player’s goals for the season. Remember, “ It ’s not the name that is on the back of the uniform i t ’s the nam e on t he front that counts ” . EXPECTATIONS 1. Players are expected to represent the community, school...
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...These changes have helped form our generations. Television is one of the most popular forms of entertainment media. Television exposes us to many different types of entertainment media including sports, news, television programing, and advertisements. These types of media can have both positive and negative influences on American culture. Sports games can have a positive impact on society because they encourage younger generations to exercise and to play sports. Negative influences on television include programing that sex, drugs, and violence. Musical Entertainment also plays a role in entertainment media. From rap to hip hop, country to rock, music influences society. Many people relate to the lyrics of the song. Songs of love, heartbreak, or expressing other feeling, music relates to people’s emotions. This can have both positive and negative effects on American culture. Certain genres of music including rap and hip hop have a more negative affect because they use inappropriate language or talk about violence and gangs. This can have play a negative role by introducing these things into the lives of younger generations. Video Games are another popular entertainment media...
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...Robert Rick Nick Kazmierski 9/20/10 Role Play Assignment Bob (Rob) Frack (Nick) Bob and Frack Are walking into Frack’s basement to watch Television and maybe play some games. Frack: Hey dude What do you want to do. Bob: hey man i think we should play some games For 20 sec talk gamer style and act like we are playing video games. Bob: Hey dude Frack: What Bob: Whats your opinion on smoking weed and doing drugs. Frack: Honestly I don’t care. Why do you need to know Bob: I just wanted to know if you cared. Frack: Ok Frack: Hey man I’m getting bored lets watch some T.V now Bob and Frack sit on 2 chairs in the middle of the room and act like they are watching T.V. for around 15 sec. Laughter Random Acting. Bob then pulls out an outrageously sized joint and rolls some marijuana in it and acts like he is lighting it. Bob: Hey Man do you want to try this its awesome and all the COOL kids are doing it these days. Frack: No Man you know what it does to you. Bob: What does it do? Frack: Once you get addicted It doesn't stop and you'll be hooked. Bob: Well I don’t care its some awesome stuff. Bob: So do you still want some? Frack: I SAID NO Bob:Why Not Frack: Didn’t I just tell you. I SAID IT WILL KILL YOU Bob: Dude Come On Take a whiff Frack: No Bob: You'll Be Cool Frack: Dude Your a 3.6 Student and your smoking weed and probably doing other stuff you shouldn't. Bob: Maybe your right. But Just *Winy* One More *Winy* Frack: Again I told you no....
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...In America, football fans have declared their sport the national religion. This could be true with hundreds of thousands of fans going to games and millions more watching on television every Sunday. It is more than a game for some fan but it is more a game for the players. To keep up with growing fan base, football has become more competitive with larger, faster and stronger players. Although this allows for greater entertainment with bigger hits and more spectacular plays, the reality is it all comes at a price. Parents place their kids in football at younger and younger ages. As a result the exposure allows for better football players in the future but it also means more and more children are subject to greater risk of head injuries. The...
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...landed him in court and he was sent to the Salt Lake City juvenile center. Rick met a guy named Marcus Tate that works in the juvenile center as his overseer for his behavior to report back to the judge. As soon as Rick got into the center he got into a fight and started to be basically a bully. Marcus took Rick to Highland to play Rugby. Rick did not like it there and did not want to be a part of anything they did whether it was for the team or community. Kurt, one of the Highland rugby players and captains took an interest into helping Rick and trying to make him a better person and make him comfortable on the team. It took some time but Rick became a part of the team and wanting to do any and everything with and for the team. After a game, some of the players were driving home and they pulled over to the side of the road to help a woman and children with a flat tire. While Kurt was changing the tire, a drunk driver hit and killed him. It hit the team pretty hard but they were able to come together and be even stronger and go to the national championships. Rick then found out that his father played on the Highland Rugby team that won a National Championship in 86 but when he said something to his father about it, he blamed his knee injury on Coach Gelwix because he had him playing at the wrong position that did not allow him to...
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...important they receive the imagination and dreams they require. Is that too much to ask? Toys and games are a vital necessity in every child’s life. If the child earns the right to receive such expensive objects, then he/she should. If the parents can afford what they’re buying for their children, why should we have the right to stop them? Should we take into account for the money spent on sport? Toys and game assist you with your mental abilities too. Not all toys and games are overly expensive. People are generalising the amount of money spent, and is regarding it as ‘expensive’. The amount of money spent on toys and games is nothing compared to the amount people spend on even more useless objects. Spending too much money on toys and games is not losing your ability to communicate, nor is the amount money spent overly excessive. Money paid for a child’s sport would be regarded as compulsory to a large majority of people. Obesity is a problem in Australia, as it is in many countries. Playing a sport keeps a child fit, and reduces the youth obesity problem that is occurring. Playing a sport not only affects a person’s fitness but affects their relationships too. Playing a sport, or even board games teaches you social skills. Games and toys such as puzzles can stimulate a child’s mind, which can allow them to gain more knowledge. Toys and games don’t just refer to computer or video games. A game like Monopoly teaches you the value of money. Having a Barbie doll is bad for a little girl’s...
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...Are you so passionate about something you want to spend the rest of your life doing it? Well I want to do something every kid says they want to do. I want to play ball when I grow up. I think I have the heart and determination to play baseball in the majors. Baseball is the only thing I think about. I think of baseball the majority of my day, everyday. I want baseball to stay in my life and be a part of it forever, because I have no idea what I would do or think about without it. Baseball is all I want to do in life. It’s the only thing I enjoy doing, and the only thing i'm actually pretty good at. This is why i’m going to pursue it and work my tail off to get to where I want to be. It’s the only game that I can personally say I love and...
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...To stand out among the best in your respected sport is an even steeper climb, so it’s not very surprising when young athletes turn to performance enhancing drugs, or PEDs, to give them an edge that the others don’t have. It has been argued that there are many issues with there use beyond the fact that doping, the use of performance enhancers, is banned in most sports, including morality, fairness, and health risks, but it is time that these substances should be legalized in professional sports for the betterment of the industry. These enhanced athletes will play better, run faster, hit harder, and make the game more entertaining and fast paced by truly pushing the limits of their genetic...
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...consisted of basketball, school & making sure he had the nicest shoes among the rest of his sophomore high school class. Jacob wasn’t a bad teenager at all; he stayed away from drugs, parties and was expected to do well after high school. Amidst these positive nodes Jacobs parents. Mark & Joann, were very successful financial advisors and did their best to give him whatever he wanted; and very much succeeded. “ Come on Jacob it is not even that serious”, insisted Mark. “Dad, really? I have to miss the first game of the season because you and mom have to go and visit a woman we haven’t needed to see since I was 2, wow”. Joann was stuck in a sticky situation she knew how important this game was to Jacob but more importantly her husbands close friend was dying. “Jacob stop there are things about this visit more important than basketball unknown to you.” Jacob quickly ascended up the stairs to his room. Lying on his bed flicking his favorite basketball in the air. As the brown leather slid across his fingers with every movement of his arms he slowly calmed down and finished packing his bags. Suddenly with every grab and push of cloth into his duffel bag his resentment slowly rises once again. Once he was finished packing he slowly slipped his designer headphones, a gift for scoring 20 points in a game last year, over his ears. Carrying his duffel bag down the spiral staircase was somewhat of a challenge considering he packed a pair of shoes for everyday they were going to be...
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...of thick novels, with countless passages tying together global intrigue and enticing characters, are rapidly dwindling in the past. Now with movies, books and video games all fighting for their spot around the proverbial camp fire, storytelling has devolved into a hook ‘em quick gimmick parade. Writers and story tellers will delve countless hours into either the characters or the setting, whichever they believe will give them the best retention to seeing through the plot. Video games are especially prone to having to make this choice, since the player is supposed to have some impact on the protagonist actions and thoughts....
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...Study drugs in the USA How much pressure is too much pressure? Family, friends, social events, hobbies, a job and outstanding grades – how much is too much for the average teenager? Nevertheless, does the enormous pressure justify the use of ‘’smart pills’’? What about ethics and standards? To the head of the class, but at what price? The non-fiction text ‘’Do ‘study’ Drugs’ Breed a Nation of Winners or – Cheaters?’’ written by David Sack and published in 2012 shows a great example of this increasing issue. That guides me to the genre and sender of the text, which is a non-fiction article written by David Sack. The article was published on Huffington Post website on July 19, 2012. The article is probably intended for young people/students to read, to show them the many consequences of ‘’study drugs/smart pills’’. The article is relevant due to the lack of knowledge on the topic ‘’study drugs’’, which is teenage students consuming prescription drugs to gain higher grades in school. The topic is conveyed negatively because it mostly focuses on the consequences instead of the good things. That leads me to the structure of the non-fiction text. In the beginning of the article, the author describes the current situation in USA by writing: ‘’ Is this obsession with achievement equipping our children for real life? Or are they simply getting the message that it’s no longer about how they play the game, but about winning at all costs? ‘’. Sack then explains the term ‘’study drugs’’/‘’smart...
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...The sun beat down mercilessly on the social group gathered on the sidelines of a park baseball field. It was July; the prime time for family reunions. As teams were made up for a game of ball, a shy, introvert girl in her mid-teens slowly backed away from the action, pretending to be involved in a nearby conversation. Minutes later, two team captains were chosen, and those who desired to play the upcoming game lined up before them. The girl by the bleachers breathed a sigh of relief. Good. She thought to herself. Now I don’t have to embarrass myself by my terrible playing. Suddenly, out of the corner of her eye, she saw an older man stroll up behind her. After asking why she wasn’t playing and listening to her complain about her fear of mortification,...
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