Evaluating NFC and touchscreen interactions in collaborative mobile pervasive games

Wolbert, Michael; Ali, Abdallah El

doi:10.1145/2493190.2494430

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“…Pueden ayudar a completar la secuencia varias personas que tengan un dispositivo móvil NFC [35][36] The Transhumance project Al acercarlos a unas etiquetas NFC especiales, se desbloquean poderes y héroes raros [42,43] Fuente: elaboración propia…”

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NFC como alternativa para mejorar el desarrollo de videojuegos en dispositivos móviles

Muñoz-Quintero

Patino

Ramírez-González

2016

Rev. ing. univ. Medellín

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ResumenLa aparición de nuevas alternativas de interacción puede llevar a generar videojuegos cada vez más interesantes; este es el caso de la interacción con el teléfono móvil, especialmente la tecnología NFC. Sin embargo, no existe un referente para conocer qué tipos de videojuegos serían los más apropiados para desarrollar con NFC. Por tanto, este artículo aporta una revisión de varias fuentes para determinar el estado actual de videojuegos con NFC para futuras referencias de generadores de contenido y emprendedores en el campo de los videojuegos; como contribuciones se tiene una revisión en varias fuentes de nivel comercial, bibliográfico y de tiendas de aplicaciones para generar el estado actual y el esquema de posibles videojuegos con los cuales NFC podría interactuar, determinando las categorías de videojuegos más apropiadas para desarrollar con dicha tecnología y proponiendo algunas características que NFC permite implementar. NFC as an Alternative for Improving Videogame Development in Mobile Devices AbstractThe emergence of new interaction alternatives can result in increasingly interesting videogames; this is the case of the interaction with the mobile phone, especially NFC technology. However, there is not a model to get to know the types of videogames that would be more appropriate to be developed with NFC. Therefore, this article provides a review of several sources to determine current state of videogames with NFC for future reference of content generators and entrepreneurs in the field of videogames; as a contribution, there is a review of several commercial, bibliographic sources and applications shops to generate current state and a scheme of potential videogames with which NFC could interact, by determining categories of the most appropriate videogames to be developed with such a technology and proposing some features that can be implemented with the NFC.

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NFC como alternativa para mejorar el desarrollo de videojuegos en dispositivos móviles

Muñoz-Quintero

Patino

Ramírez-González

2016

Rev. ing. univ. Medellín

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“…Subsequently, more users can be invited to collaborate. Based on [14] and [22], we distinguished three levels of sequence difficulties (easy; 4-5 numbers, medium; 6-7 numbers; hard; 8-9 numbers).…”

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CountMeIn

Wolbert

Ali

Nack

2014

Proceedings of the 11th Conference on Advances in Computer Entertainment Technology

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This paper presents the motivation, design and evaluation of CountMeIn, a mobile collaborative pervasive memory game to revive social interactions in public places (e.g. a train station or bus stop). Two versions of CountMeIn were tested; an NFC-based and a touchscreen version. In a 2x1 within-subject (NFC vs. Touch) experiment (N = 20), postexperiment group interviews and findings indicate the NFC version led to increased perception of social presence while participants were more aware of others' actions and intentions (mode of co-presence). However, we did not find quantitative evidence that attributes of social presence were higher from the Social Presence Game Questionnaire. Together, our findings suggest that placement of a physical NFC interface does not necessarily increase perceived social presence when users play collaboratively. However, social expansion in mobile collaborative pervasive games can greatly benefit from people's mutual awareness from such an interface. This mutual awareness has the potential to both attract users and spectators, and reduce anxiety of users to invite spectators, or accept an invite from users.

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Evaluating NFC and touchscreen interactions in collaborative mobile pervasive games

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NFC como alternativa para mejorar el desarrollo de videojuegos en dispositivos móviles

NFC como alternativa para mejorar el desarrollo de videojuegos en dispositivos móviles

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