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Social Collaborative Engagement at USC School of Cinematic Arts

Heong Weng Mak14 years ago14 years ago01 mins

Reality Ends Here brings gamification into cinematic production at USC School of Cinematic Arts The education world has been learning how to apply gamification for academia and the USC School of Cinematic Arts (SCA) is doing just that with SCA Reality. Known also as Reality Ends Here, the project is a collaborative production alternative reality…

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Games You Can Smell – Sensory Acumen

Lynn Prudencio15 years ago14 years ago34 mins

As far back as we can remember, video games primarily utilized three senses: visual, auditory and tactile. As innovations continue to push the limit, so goes the number of senses we can activate in a virtual world. Believe it or not, the sense of smell is now being integrated into gameplay. As debuted at GDC…

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