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Videogames: Lara Croft Go Blog Tasks

  Language:  1.  1996 in the tomb raider.  2.  3. Lara Croft is more than a video game due to its nostaliga as people love the game for its older memories and it has been engraved deep into their memories, they dont just simply play it for entertainment but for other assets such as the first tomb raider game and its unique from all the others.  4. Mobile, Consoles, PC.  5. Tomb Raider theme  6. The story line has a plot and build up for the reasons lara croft is going on such an adventure, and people enjoy the fact that they are going to go on the adventure to.  7. This game is a ‘turn-based puzzle’ which involves by-passing enemies and unlocking paths in a sequential manner which suits the ‘short timespan’ that people can sometimes commit to mobile gaming. It faithfully preserves element of original Tomb Raider game and brings the original adventure up to date.  8.  The opponents that Lara comes across are Lizards, Snakes and Spide...

Videogames CSP 1: Lara Croft Go

 1. 1996  2. Indiana Jones  3.  Core Design's Tomb Raider stands as an important milestone in gaming, not just because of its curvaceous protagonist and the pop culture impact she spawned, but because of its game design. 4. Phone, Ps, Pc, Nintendo switch. 5. turn based puzzle games. 6.Lara Croft Go investigates the ruins of an ancient civilisation in the Amazon Jungle, facing scary enemies, negotiating dangerous obstacles and traps, and ultimately learning about the legend of the Queen of Venom. 7.This game is a "turn-based puzzle" that accommodates the "short timespan" that people can occasionally dedicate to mobile gaming by having players avoid enemies and unlock passages in a sequential manner. While faithfully preserving aspects of the original Tomb Raider game, it modernises the original experience. 8.Lara's adversaries include spiders, snakes, and lizards. 9. The Amazon rainforest where Lara Croft is set Go keeps many aspects of the original Tomb Ra...

Introduction To Videogames: Blog Tasks

 1. I n October 1958, Physicist William Higinbotham created what is thought to be the first video game. It was  a very simple tennis game, similar to the classic 1970s video game Pong , and it was quite a hit at a Brookhaven National Laboratory open house. 2.  The main difference between old and modern games lies in  technology, graphics, and gameplay complexity . Old games featured 2D graphics, low-quality processing power, and repetitive gaming experiences. 3. Engaging Storylines. Successful games often feature compelling narratives that captivate players' attention, providing a sense of purpose and motivation. ... Challenging Gameplay. ... Content Variety. ... Immersive Environments. ... Great Controls. ... Excellent Game Sound & Music. ... 24/7 Player Support. ... Rewarding Achievements. 4.   Video games have often been portrayed negatively in media and popular culture, associated with violence, addiction, and social isolation . These narratives can shap...

Blog tasks: The Times - Language and Representations

 1. Gary Lineker upsetting the BBC with his tweet and was then threatened to be kicked off the team but this led to many sport people in the BBC going on strike. 2. The daily mirror sides with Gary Lineker however the times goes against him and threatens him to kick him off the job. 3.  The front pag e features the typical codes and conventions of a broadsheet in terms of its layout and design . As a broadsheet newspaper, the text to image ratio is high. The Times   masthead   helps to create brand identity. 4.  .The 'broadsheets' are more expensive to purchase, have a smaller circulation, and include more news than the'red tops'. The writing style is different from tabloids, with more pieces providing in-depth analysis and larger words and paragraphs. 5. In general, the Times opposes the more left-wing Labour Party and backs the conservative Conservative Party. The newspaper frequently represents the interests of the establishment, which consists of the rich a...

The Times - Introduction: Blog Tasks

 1. The Times, founded in 1785 as the Daily Universal Register, is the oldest national daily newspaper in the UK and holds an important place as the “paper of record” on public life, from politics and world affairs to business and sport.  2. In his first edition, John Walter I explained that “like a well-covered table, it should contain something suited to every palate” including politics, foreign affairs, matters of trade, legal trials, advertisements and “amusements”. In its tone and political neutrality, Walter reserved the right of the newspaper “to censure or applaud either [political party]” and to cover contending issues with respectful “fair argument”. More than 200 years later, these founding principles hold true today 3. The Times has supported both New Labour and the Conservatives in recent times and supported Remain in the 2016 EU referendum. 4. The Sun, The Times and The Sun on Sunday are owned by  Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation . The Independent, the i, a...

Blog tasks: Daily Mirror Case Study

  Language Masthead : The name of the newspaper, usually appearing in a prominent, bold typeface at the top of the front page. Example: "The Daily Mirror" is the masthead of the publication. Pug : A small, often circular, graphic or text box located on the top corners or side of the front page, typically used for promotional purposes or to highlight a special feature. Example: A pug might say "Exclusive Interview" or "Free Gift Inside." Splash Head : The main headline of the front page, which introduces the most important or attention-grabbing story of the day. It is usually large and bold to draw in readers. Example: A splash head in The Daily Mirror might say, "PM Faces Crisis After Scandal Unfolds!" Slogan : A brief, memorable phrase associated with the newspaper, used to define its editorial stance or to appeal to its audience. Example: The Daily Mirror 's slogan is "The Voice of the People." Dateline : The line of text that ty...

Introduction to Newspapers: Blog Task

 1. Tabloids are often associated with crime stories, gossip columns, celebrity culture and sport stars.  2. Alot of content, Emphasis on important global/national news, political, economic, social and cultural issues.  3. Daily mirror, reflected by the labour party.  4. Daily mirror, reflected by conservatives.  5. Social media has had a huge impact on new and ever since the 2000s, the media has been developing and people get their news of social media.  6. The free press is important in the UK because it is a democratic country and has been for many years and there are different democratic  parties to express their opinions. This is meaningful to the audience to let them know which party has a better service and lets them choose who they want in power.