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• Game Servers
  ...rograms. Game instances can also be maintained by mechanical systems, e.g. pinball machines, so these can also be [[Game Servers]] even if they are not full-f ...[:Category:Massively Multiplayer Online Games|Massively Multiplayer Online Games]], [[Game Servers]] are frequently called ''shards''.
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• Real-Time Games
  ...These, and the computer games that followed them, thus became [[Real-Time Games]] in the sense that the game system updates automatically without player in ...craft]] and [[StarCraft series]], modify the usually slow pace of strategy games by making the game system continue without player interaction.
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• Gameplay Statistics
  ...o be able to have accounts of the gameplay after or between game sessions. Games can support this through having various [[Gameplay Statistics]] recorded an Tabletop roleplaying games such as [[Dungeons & Dragons]] and [[Call of Cthulhu]], which typically hav
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• Space Invaders
  [[Category:Arcade Games]] [[Category:Games]]
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• Minigames
  ...subordinate to the outer game for the outcome of the activity, they inner games are referred to as [[Minigames]]. ...cally these are small gambling game similar or exact instances of existing games, such as [[Poker]] or [[Craps]].
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• Star Trek: The Next Generation
  [[Category:Pinball Games]] [[Category:Games]]
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• Pinball Dreams
  [[Category:Pinball Games]] [[Category:Computer Games]]
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• Lives
  ...the game elements controlled by players. [[Lives]] is a design feature in games where such a "death" does not automatically result in their game sessions e [[Counter-Strike]] can be regarded as a multiplayer [[:Category:FPS Games|First-Person Shooter]] that makes explicit use of [[Lives]]. Here, players'
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• Hotseating
  A limitation with computer-based games is that unless they are networked there only exists one screen and perhaps Wikipedia has an entry for the concept of [[Hotseating]] in games<ref name="wiki"/>.
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• Easter Eggs
  ...turned into a gameplay value, encouraging people to explore and replay the games. ...t Generation]] is worth mentioning since it is a [[:Category:Pinball Games|Pinball Game]] with a [[Breakout]]-like game as an [[Easter Eggs|Easter Egg]].
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• Social Rewards
  ...unlocking new content). One other type of reward that players can get from games is [[Social Rewards]], rewards that work toward to making players be apprec Note: ''Hallford and Hallford discuss a similar design characteristics in games under the name "Glory Rewards"<ref name="hallford"/>.''
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• Mediated Gameplay
  ...ng players' activities to determine with gameplay actions will take place. Games that do this have [[Mediated Gameplay]]. ...[[:Category:Card Games|Card Games]], and [[:Category:Pinball Games|Pinball Games]] introduce the same separation between game state, presentation, and possi
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• Predictable Winner
  ''Games where the players can perceive who is very likely to win given the current Games typically rely on keeping gamers interested by letting them have a chance o
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• Scores
  ''Numerical values used in games to determine winners.'' ...he game (which can include having people tied in how well they succeeded). Games that do this through providing each player or team with a numerical value u
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• Pay to Play
  ''Games that require players to pay in some for to play.'' People need to have access to games to be able to play them. All games that have to be bought are in a sense [[Pay to Play]], but this pattern spe
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• Attention Demanding Gameplay
  ...ttentive at any time, something that also often occurs in naturally evolve games. ...gory:Multiplayer Online Battle Arena Games|Multiplayer Online Battle Arena Games]] (e.g. [[League of Legends]], the [[StarCraft series]] and the [[Defense o
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• Game Pauses
  Games typically progress through a series of gameplay events, and in many games these events progress automatically. [[Game Pauses]] are intentional breaks ...ame masters in [[:Category:Tabletop Roleplaying Games|Tabletop Roleplaying Games]] such as [[Dungeons & Dragons]] or [[Ars Magica]] can interrupt gameplay f
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