Gil Sjrlc08

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Extended presentation offered to help promote video games in library/academic settings. Topics of the presentation include Rise of Video Games, Where video games are played, demographic of gamers, myths & facts with video games, educational aspects of video games, how to host a party/tournament, and advice on building a collection. viewers are welcome to refer to this presentation but are asked to ask permission before use.

Gaming and Libraries Presented by Tyler E. Rousseau

The New Face/s of Gamers Gamers are no longer a stereotype Gamers include both genders Gamers include all ages Gamers include all financial backgrounds Gaming is an official a past time

Attitudes of Gamers Gamers are social creatures Gamers are civic minded Gamers are politically diverse Gamers have many ‘outside’ interests Gamers can health conscious

Just How Big is Gaming? In just the United States 2007 sales reached $18.8 billion In 2007, the top 3 consoles sold over 28 Million in hardware The top ten selling games of 2007 totaled over 27 million There are approximately 111 million consoles being used in the United States

Why the Gaming Explosion? The technology boom The rise of the Internet and wi-fi Casual Gaming market is born It turns out girls like games Video games ‘evolved’ Gaming gets social Gamers grew up ( but didn’t really )

Where People Game PC Internet Console Handhelds Cell phones

Types of Gamer- Casual Do not necessarily own a console Play less time-intensive games or play them in small increments Like simplicity in games Buy less few video games

Types of Gamers- Midcore Own a console and/or PC Play time-intensive games Play more than 7 hours a week Well read in video games Commit to storylines but do not feel the need to always finish a game

Types of Gamer- Hardcore Have more than one console and/or PC Consider gaming their primary hobby/past time Spend upwards of 20+ hours per week playing games Play games thoroughly and multiple times Will spend what it takes to get game

Currently popular consoles Nintendo DS Nintendo Wii Xbox 360 Playstation 2 Playstation 3 Playstation Portable (PSP)

So What’s the Big Deal? What does this mean for gaming companies, politically? What is the ‘can of worms’ and what is spilling out?

Genres of Games Action/Adventure Shooter Fighting Racing Sims Sports Puzzle Music MMOs Minigames

Myths About Gaming Video games have led to an epidemic in youth violence Evidence links violence in video games to aggression Children are the primary market for video games Girls do not play video games There is no educational purpose to video games Video games are socially isolating Most video games are rated Mature

Facts about Gaming Gaming can be good Gaming can be bad Not all games are for kids There is a limit Games provide opportunities Gaming has a large audience Gaming can keep a person’s mind sharp Games can be educational

Educational aspects in gaming Literacy Spatial Reasoning Logic Real-world applications Encourages the Scientific Method

How to host a party Tournament Demo Potpourri Round Table Premiere

Considerations for party/tournament Game ratings “ Official Ref” Time Limit or limiting entrants Console v. player ratio Have other activities Food Physical space (noise and room) Sponsors Prizes/Awards Displays Promote!

Picking the right game for a tournament or party Multiplayer Consider time investment Learning curve Rating Age appropriateness Consider the gamer you’re targeting

Considerations for Building a Video Game Collection Consoles Funds Selection Ratings Product Safety

Collections… consoles Find what your patrons are playing Find what potential patrons would want Consider longevity of console Street Cred vs. reviews Just games or consoles as well?

Collections Funds Requires a sincere investment Requires annual funds Consider ‘jello fund’ Replacement costs

Collections… selection Requires knowledgeable selectors Get your gaming community involved Needs to current and fresh What about ILLs

Collections… product safety Where are you going to shelf the games Loaning period Housing the peripherals Check in and check out procedures Fines for overdue and non-returns

Keeping Up with Games www.ign.com www.gamestop.com Fanboy Blogs “ Official” console sites EGM (Electronic Gaming Monthly) Game Informer Magazine

Playing video games can have both advantages and disadvantages. While video games may improve problem solving and dexterity skills, excessive unrestricted use can be harmful, especially for children. Prolonged exposure to violent video games has been linked to increased aggression in some adolescents. Video games can also isolate children from the real world and negatively impact social skills and school performance if not limited. However, in moderation video games may offer cognitive benefits like enhanced strategic thinking and quick decision making. It is important for parents to monitor children's video game use and restrict access to inappropriate content.

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1. Gaming and Libraries Presented by Tyler E. Rousseau

2. The New Face/s of Gamers Gamers are no longer a stereotype Gamers include both genders Gamers include all ages Gamers include all financial backgrounds Gaming is an official a past time

3. Attitudes of Gamers Gamers are social creatures Gamers are civic minded Gamers are politically diverse Gamers have many ‘outside’ interests Gamers can health conscious

4. Just How Big is Gaming? In just the United States 2007 sales reached $18.8 billion In 2007, the top 3 consoles sold over 28 Million in hardware The top ten selling games of 2007 totaled over 27 million There are approximately 111 million consoles being used in the United States

5. Why the Gaming Explosion? The technology boom The rise of the Internet and wi-fi Casual Gaming market is born It turns out girls like games Video games ‘evolved’ Gaming gets social Gamers grew up ( but didn’t really )

6. Where People Game PC Internet Console Handhelds Cell phones

7. Types of Gamer- Casual Do not necessarily own a console Play less time-intensive games or play them in small increments Like simplicity in games Buy less few video games

8. Types of Gamers- Midcore Own a console and/or PC Play time-intensive games Play more than 7 hours a week Well read in video games Commit to storylines but do not feel the need to always finish a game

9. Types of Gamer- Hardcore Have more than one console and/or PC Consider gaming their primary hobby/past time Spend upwards of 20+ hours per week playing games Play games thoroughly and multiple times Will spend what it takes to get game

10. Currently popular consoles Nintendo DS Nintendo Wii Xbox 360 Playstation 2 Playstation 3 Playstation Portable (PSP)

11. So What’s the Big Deal? What does this mean for gaming companies, politically? What is the ‘can of worms’ and what is spilling out?

12. Genres of Games Action/Adventure Shooter Fighting Racing Sims Sports Puzzle Music MMOs Minigames

13. Myths About Gaming Video games have led to an epidemic in youth violence Evidence links violence in video games to aggression Children are the primary market for video games Girls do not play video games There is no educational purpose to video games Video games are socially isolating Most video games are rated Mature

14. Facts about Gaming Gaming can be good Gaming can be bad Not all games are for kids There is a limit Games provide opportunities Gaming has a large audience Gaming can keep a person’s mind sharp Games can be educational

15. Educational aspects in gaming Literacy Spatial Reasoning Logic Real-world applications Encourages the Scientific Method

16. How to host a party Tournament Demo Potpourri Round Table Premiere

17. Considerations for party/tournament Game ratings “ Official Ref” Time Limit or limiting entrants Console v. player ratio Have other activities Food Physical space (noise and room) Sponsors Prizes/Awards Displays Promote!

18. Picking the right game for a tournament or party Multiplayer Consider time investment Learning curve Rating Age appropriateness Consider the gamer you’re targeting

19. Making a gaming program for the library

20. Considerations for Building a Video Game Collection Consoles Funds Selection Ratings Product Safety

21. Collections… consoles Find what your patrons are playing Find what potential patrons would want Consider longevity of console Street Cred vs. reviews Just games or consoles as well?

22. Collections Funds Requires a sincere investment Requires annual funds Consider ‘jello fund’ Replacement costs

23. Collections… selection Requires knowledgeable selectors Get your gaming community involved Needs to current and fresh What about ILLs

24. Collections… product safety Where are you going to shelf the games Loaning period Housing the peripherals Check in and check out procedures Fines for overdue and non-returns

25. Keeping Up with Games www.ign.com www.gamestop.com Fanboy Blogs “ Official” console sites EGM (Electronic Gaming Monthly) Game Informer Magazine

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