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• Massively multi-player online first-person shooter video games

  Massively multi-player online first-person shooter video games (MMOFPS) are a sub-category of the massively multiplayer online video games (MMO) video game genre, which combines first-person shooter-style gameplay with the game

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• Advanced Dungeons and Dragons: Pool of Radiance

  allow them to increase their capabilities. The game primarily uses a first-person perspective, with the screen divided into sections to display pertinent textual information. During combat sequences, display switches to a top-down perspective.

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• Pool of Radiance

  allow them to increase their capabilities. The game primarily uses a first-person perspective, with the screen divided into sections to display pertinent textual information. During combat sequences, display switches to a top-down perspective.

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• Sprite

  A sprite is a rendered 2D graphic, used mostly in the 1980s and 1990s, particularly the SNES and Genesis days. It is not the background. Sprites are often on a different layer as items or

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• Shooter video games

  Shooter video games are a sub-genre of action video games, which often test the player's speed and reaction time. It includes many sub-genres that have the commonality of focusing "on the actions

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• Arsys Software

  Arsys Software (アルシスソフトウェア), later known as Cyberhead (サイバーヘッド), was a Japanese video game software development company active from 1985 to

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• Heroes of Newerth

  Heroes of Newerth, or "HoN", is an action real-time strategy video game published and developed by S2 Games based on the Warcraft III scenario Defense of the Ancients. HoN, like Defense of the Ancients

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• Grand Theft Auto Advance

  Auto Advance is an action-adventure game set in an open world environment and played from a top-down perspective. The game had to be adapted to the Game Boy Advance's hardware limitations. As

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• Roguelike video games

  Roguelike video games are characterized by turn-based dungeon-crawling gameplay and simplistic graphics, often drawing dungeons and their inhabitants using only ASCII characters. The term comes from the first game of the type, called

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• Computer and video game genres

  Computer and video games normally correspond to given genres, or types, of gameplay. These genres serve as a descriptor of the general nature of the gameplay inherent to a given title. Within a single genre

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• All-Pro Basketball

  you to watch a computer simulated match. The court is displayed in a vertical fashion, from a top-down perspective, revealing only half of the court at a time. If the ball travels past the

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• Third-person action video games

  Third-person action video games are a broad classification. The only requirements for a video game to be in this category is that the camera needs to be primarily in a third-person perspective. So

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• Train simulation video games

  Train simulation video games focus on the realistic operation of trains and railways. Although they may fall into the same category, train simulations and railway management simulations are two completely different genres.

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• Voxel

  A voxel represents a value on a regular grid in three-dimensional space. Voxel is a combination of "volume" and "pixel" where pixel is a combination of "picture" and "element". Games[] Racin' Force is an

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• Genre

  A genre is a category marked by distinctive content or style. There are several articles about genres on Codex Gamicus: Computer and video game genres, a list of standardized genres in the field of video

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• Gauntlet (1985)

  "Gauntlet (video game)" redirects here. For the 1987 Nintendo Entertainment System version of the arcade game, see Gauntlet (NES). "Gauntlet (video game)" redirects here. For the shoot'em up computer game, see Gauntlet (1984

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• Grand Theft Auto: Mission Pack 1 - London 1969

  Grand Theft Auto: Mission Pack#1 - London 1969 is a mission pack for Grand Theft Auto, and the second game in the series. London 1969 was released on 31 March 1999 for MS-DOS and

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• Grand Theft Auto: Mission Pack 2 - London 1961

  Grand Theft Auto: Mission Pack#2 - London 1961, released on June 1, 1999, is a freely-distributed mission pack to Grand Theft Auto and Grand Theft Auto: Mission Pack#1 - London 1969. It is the

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• The Witcher

  The Witcher (from Wiedźmin) is a computer role-playing game for the PC developed by CD Projekt RED STUDIO and published by CD Projekt in Poland and Atari for the rest of the world. The

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