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So I've previously talked about weird search results that lead people to my site. Now apparently my site is the number 2 hit on google for "install sims deluxe with no product identification number" which is really odd since I don't think I've ever mentioned product identification numbers. I don't do warez man! However, lets hope my mentioning install sims deluxe with no product identification number will make me the number 1 hit on google for when people search for install sims deluxe with no product identification number.

ANd no, I'm not just writing install sims deluxe with no product identification number a lot in some weird attempt to boost my search rank for install sims deluxe with no product identification number when people on google search for install sims deluxe with no product identification number ;-)
posted by Bryan-Mitchell at 5:24 PM

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First-Person Shooters Aren't Like Movies and That is a Good Thing --A paper about why Shooters aren't like films and how comparisons to them do a disservice to what Shooters are.

That paper was presented at the 2002 PCA under the title "More Than Moving Pictures: Developing New Criteria For Designing and Critiquing Computer Games. The presentation version can be found here. The handout I distributed can be found here.

Identification in First-Person Shooters

Flow in Multi-player FPS gaming (.rtf file)

my reviews

here are a couple of reviews I wrote for joystick101.org

Mark J. P. Wolf's The Medium of the Video Game.
Arthur Asa Bergers Video Games: A Popular Culture Phenomenon.