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ULTIMATE GAMING CHAIR—Sitting in the ULTIMATE GAMING CHAIR is an active sitting experience. Most other gaming chairs are characterized by a passive, even constricted, sitting experience; giving the player seated on the ULTIMATE GAMING CHAIR the advantage of improved focus, critical in video gaming. —It’s not just for the boys, the girl’s love it too. And you parents will also be thrilled the ULTIMATE GAMING CHAIR doubles as the perfect computer/desk chair for the kid’s study area. $149.99 The YogaChair is a better gaming chair than anything else youve tried. Sitting in most gaming chairs is not good for your concentration, your ability to move fast and freely or your body alignment. In YogaChair you are sitting and moving from your core. Your spine is extended from your pelvis and your core muscles are activated. Sitting in YogaChair is an active sitting experience. Most other gam… |
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War In The Sky – World War II DVD $19.99 Platform: DVD MOVIE Publisher: GRAPHIC IMAGING TECHNOLOGY INC. Packaging: RETAIL BOX From the vaults of the National Combat History Archive come a rare selection of WWII aviation titles bound to please both the casual enthusiast as well as the most ardent military historian.At over six hours this collection represents titles that cannot be found anyw… |
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CSI: New York – Windows Analyze the evidence. Solve the crimes. Step into the shoes of detectives Mac Taylor and Stella Bonasera as you enter the gritty world of CSI: New York. Test your investigative knowledge in unsolved crime scenes and use real-life techniques to confirm a suspect’s alibi or prove a suspect’s guilt. Features exclusive behind-the-scenes footage with the cast. From Ubi Soft…. |
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Using Computer Games As A Professional Learning Tool
Did you know that because of the fast developments in graphical and processing realism of today’s computer games and video games, that many people and organizations are using them as part of their formal training? To name two particular professions which use computer games and video games as a training method, it may surprise you to know that this would include airline pilots and the army.
Suspecting that the pilot sitting at the front of the large commercial plane you are about to fly on has had all his training playing a little game on his home computer is likely to unnerve even the most calm of passengers, as would suspecting that your home and country was being protected by an army who have had little other training than sitting in a dark room hitting a few keys on their keyboard and occasionally clicking a mouse.
Of course, this isn’t the case, and whilst computer and video games do feature as part of the training, they only feature as a relatively small part of the whole, and usually for very specific reasons.
Flight simulator games available today, such as Microsoft’s Flight Simulator, are so realistic and accurate that a whole range of aircraft cockpits are replicated in details, and the scenery, coordinates and position of key locations such as airports so accurate, that it is very easy to practice navigational skill using this method.
Clearly nothing but practice in a real aircraft will prepare a pilot for flying an aircraft, but learning about what the controls do, how to read them accurately, and understanding about navigation is not only easily learned using a game like this, but of course is also much more cost effective. Twelve hours use of a computer station carrying out a range of tasks and objectives using flight simulator software costs very little indeed, whereas twelve hours of flying time in the air, using up fuel, using a plane, and requiring the services of flight navigators, engineers and a support pilot will cost a very great deal of money.
Not only this, but the trainee pilot can easily experience a number of problems and weather conditions it might not otherwise be feasibly possible to train in for real – so a simulator can be used to put the pilot in a situation where there is a navigational problem, a landing issue, an engine failure or other situation which in real life it would either be not possible or simply dangerous to replicate.
Similarly, the army sometimes uses modern computer games to work out and practice tactics and strategies in environments which allow them to quickly and easily adapt to situations, practice situations repeatedly, discuss the merits or failures of methods, and learn to work in certain situations as a team.
Anyone who has ever played a complex computer game with other people know just how important effective teamwork, communication and an understanding of your own role is to the overall success of the group.
Computer and video games will never replace real world experience, but they can certainly help to replace unnecessary danger, cost and time in improving performance.
About the Author
Victor Epand is an expert consultant about kids toys, dolls, and video games. You will find the best marketplace for kids toys, dolls, and used video games at these sites for kids toys, flight simulator games, army games, dolls, and used video games.
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Computer Strategy Games Bible $3.98 The Computer Strategy Games Bible: Unauthorized contains all the information you need to rule the railroads, the high seas, and outer space. Every chapter includes the vital stats of the game, crucial tips, and walkthroughs. This epic covers fifteen of your favorite brain testers, including:• Civilization II• Command & Conquer• Heroes of Might & Magic• Master of Orion• WarCraft II• X-Com: Terror from the Deep . . . and more!About the AuthorMichael Rymaszewski is the author of many of Prima?s most popular strategy guides, including Command & Conquer: Secrets & Solutions, Caesar II: The Official Strategy Guide, and Conquest of the New World: The Official Strategy Guide. |
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Games Of Strategy $23.76 Games Of Strategy |
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A Parent’s Guide to Computer Games $6.48 Providing parents with a reliable source of informed advice on video and computer games, this updated edition features important reviews and system information on the latest releases. Arranged by genre, publisher, and industry rating, this book gives parents detailed descriptions of games and suggestions regarding appropriate age groups. Parents will also learn aspects of gaming that may be unknown to them: the benefits and the limitations of the PC platform for games, the details of the computer and video game industry’s rating system, why some First Person Shooters (FPS) are better than others, and what children can learn from a 3-D Real Time Strategy (3D RTS) game. Also included are reviews on upcoming games. |
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Math-to-Win: Games of Strategy for Mac,Win $109.95 A program for the serious math puzzle afficionados. Overview: Maths to Win is a series of fifteen games to be played against another player or the computer. The games offer a multitude of challenges for the user. The computer does not make mistakes so the only way to win is to outsmart your opponent. The user requires a strategy to defeat the flawless computer or a competitive classmate. The fifteen levels increase in difficulty from relatively simple to complex. Each game consists of four levels of difficulty and the object is to find a winning strategy against your computer or classmate. This game is a challenge for students in both primary and secondary school. The student must find a way to out maneuver and out play his or her opponent. The student also has the advantage of electing to go first or to watch the opponent make the first move. Teachers can keep track of the level, hints, and progress of each student. Worksheets are also provided to give in class exercises or tests. Key Features: 15 levels of head scratching, brain busting, problem solving games Teacher can control level of difficulty as well as hints for games Black line masters with hints and suggestions Option to play against computer or human opponent Suitable For: Middle to upper primary and lower secondary System Requirements: PC: Windows 95 or later Mac: OS 8.5; OS 9.x; OS 10.x |
TriOviz(R) for Games Adds 3D TV Support for Console Titles
Darkworks, the Paris-based Action-Adventure developer, and TriOviz today announced their TriOviz for Games SDK now supports 3D TV, enabling AAA console games on these new sets for an even better immersive experience.
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