Dementia: The Conduct of Anaesthesia

Alcorn, Stephen; Alcorn, Gemma

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-75723-0_2

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“…Building upon research that used simple gameplay to study audience participation [31] and studies on different technologies that can trigger audience participation [32], we used the game mechanics of the well-known arcade game Pong [10]. One of the main conclusions that these previous studies provide is that "the greatest challenge lies not in developing the technology for audience interaction, but in designing engaging activities" [32].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The version of Pong [10] used for this research was developed by Moment Factory [9] and has been scaled to be human sized. GRiD Crowd [9], which is the name of this version, is projected on the ground and the players use their bodies as controllers.…”

Section: Experimental Design and Samplementioning

confidence: 99%

“…To investigate the factors of engagement, we used GRiD Crowd [9], a game akin to life-size Pong [10]. The game is played with one player on each side of the playground and with spectators on the sidelines.…”

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confidence: 99%

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The Response to Impactful Interactivity on Spectators’ Engagement in a Digital Game

Brissette-Gendron

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As gaming spectatorship has become a worldwide phenomenon, keeping the spectator in mind while designing games is becoming more important. Here, we explore the factors that influence spectators’ engagement. Through the use of GRiD Crowd, a game akin to life-size Pong, different levels of spectator influence on the game were tested and their impact on engagement via arousal measures were analyzed. Spectator influence on the game was accomplished via smartphone, where 78 participants put in different audience compositions (alongside friends or strangers) were tested. We found that when the spectators had an impact on the game, higher levels of emotional arousal were recorded, which generated an increase in engagement. These results provide a suggestion of design that could be used by game designers who wish to engage their spectatorship, a segment of their target market that is becoming impossible to ignore.

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Section: Experimental Design and Samplementioning

confidence: 99%