Category:Computer Games - Revision history

Staffan Björk at 08:28, 22 June 2014

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Staffan Björk at 09:33, 2 January 2011

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Staffan Björk at 09:26, 2 January 2011

2011-01-02T09:26:41Z

Staffan Björk: Created page with "Category:Games Games requiring a computer program to run in order to be playable. The distinction between Computer Games and [[:Category:Console ..."

2011-01-02T09:19:23Z

Created page with "Category:Games Games requiring a computer program to run in order to be playable. The distinction between Computer Games and [[:Category:Console ..."

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[[Category:Games]]
Games requiring a computer program to run in order to be playable. The distinction between [[:Category:Computer Games|Computer Games]] and [[:Category:Console Games|Console Games]] is fuzzy, and many games exist on both and the ones that are [[Multi-Player Games]] may be playable between the different platforms.

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	Games requiring a computer program to run in order to be playable. The distinction between [[:Category:Computer Games\|Computer Games]] and [[:Category:Console Games\|Console Games]] is fuzzy, and many games exist on both and the ones that are [[Multiplayer Games]] may be playable between the different platforms (e.g. [[Shadow Run (video game)\|Shadow Run]] and [[Lost Planet: Colonies Edition]]). The difference mainly consists of the input devices available and the gaming context.		Games requiring a computer program to run in order to be playable. The distinction between [[:Category:Computer Games\|Computer Games]] and [[:Category:Console Games\|Console Games]] is fuzzy, and many games exist on both and the ones that are [[Multiplayer Games]] may be playable between the different platforms (e.g. [[Shadow Run (video game)\|Shadow Run]] and [[Lost Planet: Colonies Edition]]). The difference mainly consists of the input devices available and the gaming context.
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		+	Many of the [[:Category:Platform Patterns\|Platform Patterns]] are specific for [[:Category:Computer Games\|Computer Games]].

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−	Games requiring a computer program to run in order to be playable. The distinction between [[:Category:Computer Games\|Computer Games]] and [[:Category:Console Games\|Console Games]] is fuzzy, and many games exist on both and the ones that are [[~~Multi-Player~~ Games]] may be playable between the different platforms (e.g. [[Shadow Run (video game)\|Shadow Run]] and [[Lost Planet: Colonies Edition]]). The difference mainly consists of the input devices available and the gaming context.	+	Games requiring a computer program to run in order to be playable. The distinction between [[:Category:Computer Games\|Computer Games]] and [[:Category:Console Games\|Console Games]] is fuzzy, and many games exist on both and the ones that are [[Multiplayer Games]] may be playable between the different platforms (e.g. [[Shadow Run (video game)\|Shadow Run]] and [[Lost Planet: Colonies Edition]]). The difference mainly consists of the input devices available and the gaming context.

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−	Games requiring a computer program to run in order to be playable. The distinction between [[:Category:Computer Games\|Computer Games]] and [[:Category:Console Games\|Console Games]] is fuzzy, and many games exist on both and the ones that are [[Multi-Player Games]] may be playable between the different platforms.	+	Games requiring a computer program to run in order to be playable. The distinction between [[:Category:Computer Games\|Computer Games]] and [[:Category:Console Games\|Console Games]] is fuzzy, and many games exist on both and the ones that are [[Multi-Player Games]] may be playable between the different platforms (e.g. [[Shadow Run (video game)\|Shadow Run]] and [[Lost Planet: Colonies Edition]]). The difference mainly consists of the input devices available and the gaming context.