Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Games For Health 2011 (Cover It Live)

Check out the latest updates from the 2011 Games for Health Conference. I am sitting at the front of the the Ludica Medica I room talking about Games vs. Simulators: The Great Debate.

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  4. The evolution of games should not just involve better graphics; it should also encourage people to stay fit (which is quite contrary to what most games actually do).

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  6. Gaming and technology have become vital in helping a person achieve a fit body. Lots of games have been released to encourage a gamer not just to sit on the sofa but to interact with what's happening during gameplay.

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  7. Gaming shouldn't just be about great effects and graphics, it should also encourage mental challenge and a routine that will boost fitness.

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