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How Games Build a Sense of Progress
The feeling of getting somewhere, of advancing, growing and moving toward a goal, is one of the most powerful forces in gaming.
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Kenji has played arcade rhythm games since Dance Dance Revolution machines filled mall arcades. He writes about timing windows, charts and the habits that separate a clean run from a messy one.
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The feeling of getting somewhere, of advancing, growing and moving toward a goal, is one of the most powerful forces in gaming.
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Multiplayer games hold a special power in gaming, bringing players together to compete, cooperate and share experiences.
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I keep a spreadsheet of every chart I have cleared on every dance and rhythm game I own. Yes, really.
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Most new dance game players lose their first evening to menus, not to choreography.
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Dance battles used to need two pads bolted to one cabinet.
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Twenty-one and a half milliseconds. That is the width, on either side of the note, of the top judgement in In The Groove, the...