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    Every great villain needs a goal‚ a motive‚ to drive him/her to commit their evil deeds. As stated in the article “What Makes a Good Villain‚” “Villains‚ too‚ should also have understandable goals. Furthermore‚ these goals should be rooted in that villain’s psychology.” (The Nook Press Blog). Vaati is no different‚ his goal is to take over Hyrule and find the Light Force to prove that he is a powerful magician. A well-written villain is never just an evil side though. A one dimensional character

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    Much in the world today is of Japanese origin. Indeed‚ Japanese influence can be seen all over the world—on television‚ in comic books‚ in video games‚ in electronics‚ in the film industry‚ and even in music. In fact‚ currently‚ 60% of all the cartoon shows being broadcast on television the world over are from Japan. (Croal) Indeed "Japanese anime characters have established a substantial base of fans in Europe and North America" (Shuhei). Similarly‚ the Japanese video game industry has been

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    Asian Art History Satoshi Tajiri Contemporary Artist Project Satoshi Tajiri was born on august 18th 1965 in Tokyo Japan. His father was a Nissan car salesman in his home town of Machida. His name is known by few‚ yet most people in my generation have bought his products and watched his show without knowing who the man behind the idea was. As a young boy who lived in the rural town of Machida‚ Satoshi grew to love manga‚ anime‚ fantasy series‚ arcade games‚ but mostly bugs. He would go outside

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    man‚ Kabuo Miyamoto. It also symbolises that Miyamoto is not afraid of what is happening to him. 1 4 The men – two truck farmers‚ a retired crabber … were all dressed in coats and neckties This shows the importance of this case towards the town. Ordinary people dressed in their Sunday clothes were to be present at the trial. 1 5 There was no window anywhere in his cell‚ no portal in which the autumn light could come to him. This shows that all the townspeople have no doubt that Miyamoto committed

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    Famed Japanese video game creator Shigeru Miyamoto is famously quoted‚ “Video games are bad for you? That’s what they said about rock-n-roll.” While the backlash against Rock- and Roll music has much subsided‚ the video game industry has come under increasing scrutiny for its addictive qualities. Consistent video game play has been linked to increasing child hood obesity rates worldwide. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that almost 18% of US teens are obese‚ linking this

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    The traitorous Arisaka was the exact opposite of the valiant Shigeru. He lied‚ cheated‚ and used his followers. He believed that the Senshi were the dominant people in Nihon-Ja‚ and that the peasants should be their slaves. This sounds awfully similar to one evil person known as Adolf Hitler and his alliance with the

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    wanders around to find his uncle dead in the temple at the feet of Iida the Tohan lord. Iida sees Takeo and tries to kill him but instead Takeo manages to knock him off of his horse and to escape into the forest. There he runs into a man named Lord Shigeru who

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    Avinash Tyagi Nintendo Case Study Company: Nintendo CO.‚ LTD. Industry: Video Games Website: http://www.nintendo.com/ Company History Founded in 1889 by Fusajiro Yamauchi‚ Nintendo began as a manufacturer of Japanese Hanafuda (flower cards) in Kyoto Japan‚ by 1902‚ they expanded to manufacture western playing cards as well and in 1951‚ under the control of Hiroshi Yamauchi‚ the grandson of Fusajiro‚ they changed their name to Nintendo Playing Card Co. and a year later opened their HQ in Kyoto

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    during instances of both positive and negative affect. However‚ and it is the types of social situations and the types of positive and negative affect under which individuals employ emotion suppression which differ most across cultures. For example‚ Miyamoto and Ma (2011) find evidence that European Americans‚ in comparison to Japanese individuals‚ utilize emotion suppression during both different social settings and while experiencing different types of emotions. Similarly‚ Haga‚ Kraft‚ and Corby (2007)

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    The third dimension[edit] Alpha Waves had players bounce on platforms in 3D as early as 1990. The term 3D platformer usually refers to games that feature gameplay in three dimensions and polygonal 3D graphics. Games that have 3D gameplay but 2D graphics are usually included under the umbrella of isometric platformers‚ while those that have 3D graphics but gameplay on a 2D plane are called 2.5D‚ as they are a blend of 2D and 3D. The first attempts to bring platform games into 3D used 2D graphics

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