 Evon Ypy , twenty-one this year, and is currently pursuing a (BA) Hons Degree in Interactive Media Design at The One Academy Sunway, Malaysia. A girl who loves to read Chinese fiction novels alot, to her, books are the visual to the mind. She is also a big fans of anime and manga, and is taking a part-time Japanese Language Level 2 classes in Ringo Language center. Besides, the results of her MBTI test shows that she is an INFJ who likes to think to talk, this is why she isn't a fast thinker, can't responses to question immediately, it often takes some buffering and loading times... If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try. |
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 2012年7月13日星期五  23:19  0 Comment(s)1. For e.g I wanna do intertextual references between games, I should find the similarities & differences between the few dancing games that I've chosen? & do I just compare two dancing games, or just go crazy? Similarities -They all require users to tap the direction keys in rhythm -They all have virtual buildings (shopping mall, dancing hall etc) -They all have more than two different modes -Have leveling systems -Have pet -Social status, (single, couple & married) -Have family/gang Differences (what set them apart) -One is Sg game, while another one is Msia game -Game A more towards Korean pop songs, Game B rarely updates latest songs, they update pure music e.g. Canon, etc. -Game A's virtual buildings are unique and clickable, while Game B actually using on the buttons on the top (Shopping Malls, etc) & the virtual buildings has removed/not usable. -Main dancing mode of Game A & B is different. is it like this? or not. 2. If I'm doing 'Game X popularity derived form its intertextuality', so the intertextuality of Game X is about anything, e.g Songs, modes, fashion (shopping mall), farm (games) & etc? Is it right? I probably will choose 2nd one. (If what I wrote in the post is correct). >< Too many questions, sorry Daniel. |